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Corsair Voyager Air 2 review

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The Corsair Voyager Air II is a smart little device, about the size of a traditional 3.5″ HDD, though obviously containing the much smaller modern form factors. It features a black paint job over its whole body, though the main section is a matt black plastic, while the front indicator section has a glossy finish.

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The indicator strip at the front lights up to let you know when the Air 2 is turned on, when WiFi is powered up, when the battery is getting low and when it is charging.  The back has a simple pair of ports: one for AC power and the other for the USB 3.0 cable. 
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The underside, for some reason, is a bright, cyan blue. It is eye catching for sure, but you can't even see it when the Air 2 is sat on a flat surface, which is where it spends most of its time.

There is also a rectangle of rubber around the edge that keeps it firmly in place.

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