Introduction

OCZ is a common household name by now; if you have a PC enthusiast living in your house that is. To get a foothold outside the enthusiast market OCZ has been expanding their product line-up, including very affordable entry level memory kits, as well as never seen before neural interface systems like the NIA. Today we take a closer look at mainstream product with an enthusiast’s touch.

USB sticks can be found in all different shapes and sizes, both design as storage wise. The OCZ Rally2 is their performance series flash drives and has recently received a very noticeable storage bump, offering up to 32Gb in the same compact light-weight aluminum chassis.

The Rally2 has a dual channel internal interface which leads to respectable performance when writing and reading data from it. The USB stick comes in a plastic clamshell packaging which protected the device from any shipping damage without fault.



At the backside of the package you can see the extra’s included with the Rally2: a nylon lanyard and USB extension cable.

Specifications

From their product page we gathered the following details on the OCZ Rally2:

High Speed USB 2.0 Certified

Up to 32-35MB/s (read), 8-15MB/s (write)

True Plug and Play (Compatible with MAC OS X)

Dual Channel Technology

Available in 512MB, 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, and 32GB capacities

Dimensions: 2 5/8"(L) x 5/8"(W)

Aluminum Chassis

Orange LED Status Light

Lifetime Warranty

Let’s take a closer look at the Rally2 ->