whooping 32GB of space which is pretty much the second largest capacity in the world after taking the 64GB version into consideration. The Kanguru Flash Drive Max comes in a black-aluminum finish and measures 3.7" x 1" x 0.6" and has a tiny green LED to show whether there is any drive activity going on at the moment. Eschewing universal Plug-and-Play principles, using the Kanguru Flash Drive Max could not have been made any easier. There is one big blot to the Kanguru Flash Drive Max though - it comes with an extremely slow write speed, clocking in at 1MB/s according to the manufacturer's site. This means you will take approximately 9 hours to copy 32GB worth of data over even on a USB 2.0 connection. At $1,500, it is also prohibitively expensive. You're better off getting an external hard drive instead.
Pros : Enormous capacity
Cons : Extremely slow and expensive
Kanguru Flash Drive Max 32GB Source
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