Padlock 2 Specifications
Flash drives has hit the market hard in various sizes, but one thing that has been missing is a security flash drive. I have seen ones with thumb prints but Corsair has released the Padlock 2 which encrypts the drive and locks it with a pin code. How well does it perform?
About Corsair:
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Specifications:
* Secure: Hardware 256-bit encryption secures your data
* Protection: Your own 4-10 digit PIN protects and locks access to the Flash Padlock 2
* Capacity: Large 8GB storage gives you ample room to store all your sensitive documents, or up to 2,480 images, or up to 2,000 songs
* Compatible: No software to install — Works on Windows, Mac or Linux based computers — Plug & Play compatible with virtually any USB port
* Hacking Detection: Multiple failed entries locks device for 2 minutes to prevent repeated attempts to access data
* Drive Recovery: If you lose your PIN, you can reset the Flash Padlock to its factory default state, securely erasing all data from the drive
* Confidence: Protected by a limited 10 year warranted and backed by Corsair’s renowned customer service and support
The Product:
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Inside the plastic cover I found a extension cable, a necklace and the USB memory stick. The memory stick itself looks like the normal Voyager drives but this one got a few LED’s and several buttons on top of it.
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The cap comes of to reveal the USB connector. This drive is almost as tough as the earlier Voyager drives, the one thing that might concern me are the buttons. Can you drive over it with a car and the buttons will still work? 
Otherwise the USB flash drive is pretty much the same size as other USB drives on the market. The top silver thing is actually a TV card so don’t mix them up
