Most often than not these drives we carry around have a lot of personal data like pictures, files, etc.. which we’d like to keep personal even if the drive is lost.

Here is a flash drive which will protect your data no matter what, it will even self-distrust the data if required.

IRONKEY claims to be “World’s Most Secure Flash Drive” as it offers quite a few features which keeps the information on the drive safe and secure.

IRONKEY offers a Basic, Personal and Enterprise model and offers 1, 2, 4 and 8GB’s ranging from $79 to $299 depending on the model and space.

Here goes.. be prepared what you are about to read is seriously impressive for a Flash Drive!!

The list starts with Secure password Management, this feature manages all your online passwords with one-click access and protection against keyloggers and spywares. Passwords stored on the flash drives can also be backedup online.

Each of the flash drives come with their own password without which a user cannot view the data on the drive. In case you forget the password, it can be retrieved from the online service after verifying your identity

The drive also offers Secure and Private browsing. This means you can run applications like Firefox off the drive to browse the internet which stores the cookies etc.. on the drive itself.  

It also encrypts the data with military-grade hardware encryption. Hardware encryption ensures security against cold-boot or brute force attacks. Also, as this is a hardware based security it cannot be disabled by virus or malwares.

The drive has a rugged metal casing to protect it from physical damage and checked for waterproofing based on the military standards.

Click on the following link to see a quick demo of the Flash Drive.

https://www.ironkey.com/demo

Alright its time to take a look at some of the most bizarre Custom USB Flash Drive designs ever! The storage space ranges from 512Mb’s to 4GB and are priced between $70 to $150.

Click on the image to visit their respective source sites.

This is pure geek creativity. This is a homemade USB designed using a key on the keyboard. Shift, Enter and Backspace keys on the keyboard can be used to design a drive like this.

The last one is called Flashbag and its not a product yet, its just a concept.

The size of the device changes depending on the amount of data it holds. When the device is about to blow up you will see the familiar error message 

on your screen: «There is not enough free space».

 When switched off the flashbag remains pumped up, so you can  estimate with the naked eye how much more pics, books and music albums can be transferred into it. 

That was a list of 23 USB’s with unusual designs. What do you think? Would you buy anyone of them?