 This is my original Corsair Survivor Drive. It's pretty good, it's served me well for three years. However, there's a new kit on the block, the Survivor Stealth takes everything that was good about the original Survivor and kicks it up a notch. The anodized aluminum housing looks stunning in a military-style matte black, and the molded shot collars have been significantly thickened for better durability. The key ring has also been upgraded to make it less likely to wear out over time. Once we open up the drive, we find the USB 3.0 SuperSpeed interface, an activity LED, and the EPDM seal that makes this drive waterproof to up to 200 meters deep. Overall, the housing is incredibly rugged and can handle up to 400 Gs of impact. Impact ratings are fascinating, but unless you actually test them, they're totally meaningless. Impact tests are great, but we also wanted to evaluate just how waterproof the Survivor Stealth is. The answer? Very waterproof. And no matter what your drive's been through, see this is the one we did our throwing tests on. It is still ideal for covert ops where you don't want to get recognized, so you've got to get in and out in a hurry. So we're using the USB 3.0 transfer speeds in order to copy a 1Gb file of what you can see is clearly secret stuff off of a laptop. Now, the drive will work in USB 2.0 mode, however, it will just copy slower, so it's fully backwards compatible. You just won't get the benefit of SuperSpeed USB 3.0. So you can see we're copying at over 50 MB per second, and we are out of here. This has been another Tech Quickie on the Corsair Survivor Stealth. I'm Linus, and I hope to see you guys next time.