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LaCie offers more than just a clever design. LaCie's beefed up version of the drive, the RuggedKey, sells more than a $2.50 per GB at the same capacity, but it offers USB 3.0 in addition to a more durable design. The similarly quirky Verbatim Store 'N' Go Clip-it sells in a three pack of 4GB drives for $1.83 per GB. For example, the Editors' Choice Kingston DataTraveler Locker+ G2 (16GB) sells for $1.56 per GB, but adds professional-grade hardware-based encryption. With an price of $22.99, the 16GB PetiteKey sells for $1.43 per gigabyte, which is pretty reasonable-anything more expensive generally requires additional features to justify the higher price. Finally, the key shaped design may crowd or block other USB ports. Occasionally, I had to reposition the drive to get the plug to make contact and register as a drive. The contacts themselves don't seem to connect as directly as they should when plugging in to a USB port. They also shouldn't be necessary-the Verbatim Store N' Go Clip-it also exposes the contacts, but doesn't have any similar tabs. These tabs look as if they may be there to help protect the connector, but the way they jut out left me nervous to slip it in my pocket, because the edges are rather sharp. Second, while it's not obvious in the photos, there are also two small protruding tabs, one on either side of the USB connector, that poke out 0.5 millimeter from the otherwise smooth key. The two layers aren't securely fastened, and I could see some looseness between them as soon as I pulled the key from its package. Issue number one, the 'key' is made by sandwiching the drive between two sheets of stamped aluminum. The PetiteKey is constructed from stamped aluminum, and it's in the construction that the drive has problems.

LaCie also offers 8GB and 32GB capacities, which are available for $14.99 and $39.99 respectively.

Our review unit came in 16GB capacity, but that capacity translates into 14.4GB of free space out of the package. The PetitekKey may not brush off hard impact and extremes in temperature like the armored LaCie RuggedKey (16GB), but it is still moisture and scratch resistant enough to stand up to daily life. You may find yourself occasionally pulling it out in an awkward attempt to open your front door.

It doesn't just fit nicely on a keychain, it also blends in with the rest of your keys. The key shape and slim design make for a USB flash drive that is as pocketable as it gets. LaCie's key-shaped drives are skeuomorphism at its quirky best, and with the PetiteKey, LaCie has reduced the physical size of the drive while doubling the available capacity, available in (8GB, 16GB, and 32GB). It's a design that made flash drive designers and shoppers alike slap themselves up the side of the head for not thinking of designing a keychain-sized USB drive like a key. The LaCie PetiteKey is the smaller sibling of the LaCie iamaKey, LaCie's clever USB drive that looks like a key and attaches easily to a keychain.

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