| Color | SD Card |
|---|---|
| Special Feature | water_proof, x_ray_proof, temperature_proof |
| Read Speed | 300 Megabytes Per Second |
| Item Weight | 18 Grams |
| Write Speed | 260 MB per second |
| Hardware Interface | microSDXC |
| Product Dimensions | 2.04"L x 1.32"W |
| RAM | 128 GB |
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| Price | — | $69.69 | $99.99 | $219.99 | -37% $119.99 List: $189.99 | -18% $181.40 List: $219.99 |
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| Sold By | — | Amazon.com | RitzCamera | Nextorage | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
| flash memory type | SD, SDXC | SDXC | SD, SDXC, MMC | SDXC | SDXC | SDXC |
| memory capacity | 128 GB | 128 GB | 128 GB | 256 GB | 128 GB | 256 GB |
| speed class | — | class 10 | class 10 | — | class 10 | class 10 |
| write speed | 260 MB per second | 100 | — | 299MB/s | 260 | — |
| read speed | 300 megabytes per second | 280 megabytes per second | 280 megabytes per second | 300 megabytes per second | 300 megabytes per second | 300 megabytes per second |
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Consistent write speeds > 200 MB/s even when full, weird hiccups on read
Knowing that flash cards tend to deteriorate in performance over time or as they get full, I copied a series of 46 gigabyte files over until the card was full and then read them back. The first write was 230 MB/s with a 255 MB/s read. Outstanding! By the time the card got full, the last write was at 205 MB/s with the read at 225 MB/s. Still very good.There are no dips in the transfer speed with writing, no "hiccups" that could interrupt for example a video recording, and it stayed consistently above 200 MB/s write speed even after being used for a bit. So this is good, no issue at all with recording 8K video. There was however a weird effect when reading the data back. It would occasionally stall out for a few seconds before resuming the copy. This is strange, but I'd rather have the hiccups happen on read than on write. It's also possible this is related to windows or my USB drivers.Testing with a non-UHS-II reader (but a quality one) I got 80 MB/s write and 90 MB/s read. This was expected to be lower since it can't access the full speed of this card. I was just curious what would happen - this is not representative, except perhaps if you use the included SD card adapter which is not UHS-II compliant for some reason (why?) Interestingly, there were no "dropouts" when reading at the slower rate (and writes were still consistent).Overall, an excellent card for recording high data rate video such as 8K 360 or other large filesize formats, and for dumping the results onto a computer quickly afterwards - you won't have to wait an hour for the file transfer to finish before you can start editing. Thumbs up from me.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2022
There are no dips in the transfer speed with writing, no "hiccups" that could interrupt for example a video recording, and it stayed consistently above 200 MB/s write speed even after being used for a bit. So this is good, no issue at all with recording 8K video. There was however a weird effect when reading the data back. It would occasionally stall out for a few seconds before resuming the copy. This is strange, but I'd rather have the hiccups happen on read than on write. It's also possible this is related to windows or my USB drivers.
Testing with a non-UHS-II reader (but a quality one) I got 80 MB/s write and 90 MB/s read. This was expected to be lower since it can't access the full speed of this card. I was just curious what would happen - this is not representative, except perhaps if you use the included SD card adapter which is not UHS-II compliant for some reason (why?) Interestingly, there were no "dropouts" when reading at the slower rate (and writes were still consistent).
Overall, an excellent card for recording high data rate video such as 8K 360 or other large filesize formats, and for dumping the results onto a computer quickly afterwards - you won't have to wait an hour for the file transfer to finish before you can start editing. Thumbs up from me.
Consistent write speeds > 200 MB/s even when full, weird hiccups on read
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2022
Knowing that flash cards tend to deteriorate in performance over time or as they get full, I copied a series of 46 gigabyte files over until the card was full and then read them back. The first write was 230 MB/s with a 255 MB/s read. Outstanding! By the time the card got full, the last write was at 205 MB/s with the read at 225 MB/s. Still very good.Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2022
There are no dips in the transfer speed with writing, no "hiccups" that could interrupt for example a video recording, and it stayed consistently above 200 MB/s write speed even after being used for a bit. So this is good, no issue at all with recording 8K video. There was however a weird effect when reading the data back. It would occasionally stall out for a few seconds before resuming the copy. This is strange, but I'd rather have the hiccups happen on read than on write. It's also possible this is related to windows or my USB drivers.
Testing with a non-UHS-II reader (but a quality one) I got 80 MB/s write and 90 MB/s read. This was expected to be lower since it can't access the full speed of this card. I was just curious what would happen - this is not representative, except perhaps if you use the included SD card adapter which is not UHS-II compliant for some reason (why?) Interestingly, there were no "dropouts" when reading at the slower rate (and writes were still consistent).
Overall, an excellent card for recording high data rate video such as 8K 360 or other large filesize formats, and for dumping the results onto a computer quickly afterwards - you won't have to wait an hour for the file transfer to finish before you can start editing. Thumbs up from me.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2021
Good bang for the buck, excellent performance with the included reader.
When connected to older generation USB 3.0 (2014 laptop), performance falls short, hitting just over 200MB/sec read, 180MB/sec write.
But when paired with modern USB 3.0 port or USB 3.1 port and the included card reader, it performs as stated, but only with the included reader... I have a Lexar Pro Workflow 2 reader that has hit 300MB/s read & write with other cards I have tested, but it tops out at 280MB/s read / 254MB/s write with this card. My Sandisk UHS-II USB-C reader only maxes at 284MB/s read / 268MB/s write.
In-camera performance (Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III) so far seems on par with two other top of the line cards I was able to test out, and 4K video with the Canvas React Plus card records at a higher bit rate than any other card I own or have tested, reaching 60.8MB/sec vs 58.2MB/sec for the Sandisk Extreme Pro 64GB 300MB/sec UHS-II card I've tested (but do not own) & 52.7MB/sec Vs the Amplim 64GB 2000x (300MB/s) card I own.
On a price vs performance basis, I would have to give the Amplim card a win, but this Kingston card is way ahead of just about any other UHS-II V90 300MB/s card out now & comes with a "product lifetime" warranty.
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Kingston Canvas React Plus 64GB 300MB/s UHS-II SDXC card - great first impression
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2021
This review is for the Kingston Canvas React Plus 64GB 300MB/s UHS-II SDXC cardReviewed in the United States on April 11, 2021
Good bang for the buck, excellent performance with the included reader.
When connected to older generation USB 3.0 (2014 laptop), performance falls short, hitting just over 200MB/sec read, 180MB/sec write.
But when paired with modern USB 3.0 port or USB 3.1 port and the included card reader, it performs as stated, but only with the included reader... I have a Lexar Pro Workflow 2 reader that has hit 300MB/s read & write with other cards I have tested, but it tops out at 280MB/s read / 254MB/s write with this card. My Sandisk UHS-II USB-C reader only maxes at 284MB/s read / 268MB/s write.
In-camera performance (Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III) so far seems on par with two other top of the line cards I was able to test out, and 4K video with the Canvas React Plus card records at a higher bit rate than any other card I own or have tested, reaching 60.8MB/sec vs 58.2MB/sec for the Sandisk Extreme Pro 64GB 300MB/sec UHS-II card I've tested (but do not own) & 52.7MB/sec Vs the Amplim 64GB 2000x (300MB/s) card I own.
On a price vs performance basis, I would have to give the Amplim card a win, but this Kingston card is way ahead of just about any other UHS-II V90 300MB/s card out now & comes with a "product lifetime" warranty.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2021
I love how ridiculously fast it is. The other reviews talking about not reaching the advertised speeds were BS... or they just don't understand that even a brand new Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360 and its built in micro SD slot can't reach the top speed(UHS I only)
I had to use an adapter from Samsung...USB C to USB A... and the provided Kingston micro SD adapter to get these speeds.
Buy a Micro SD card reader with a freaking heat sink if you can find it. After a couple dozen gigs it'll thermal throttle
Also... if your using this with the provided SD card adapter... you won't get top speeds. The adapter is only UHS-I so buy a UHS-II adapter to get the top speeds.
It goes so fast you're gonna need a heat sink. Thermal throttling is ridiculous.
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2021
Very fast with small amounts of data... but if you're copy large files or rather a large amount of large files it will thermal throttle like crazy... sometimes going to 0 mb/s.Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2021
I love how ridiculously fast it is. The other reviews talking about not reaching the advertised speeds were BS... or they just don't understand that even a brand new Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360 and its built in micro SD slot can't reach the top speed(UHS I only)
I had to use an adapter from Samsung...USB C to USB A... and the provided Kingston micro SD adapter to get these speeds.
Buy a Micro SD card reader with a freaking heat sink if you can find it. After a couple dozen gigs it'll thermal throttle
Also... if your using this with the provided SD card adapter... you won't get top speeds. The adapter is only UHS-I so buy a UHS-II adapter to get the top speeds.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2022
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DeeJay Pop-Hit
Very fast with USB 3
Reviewed in Canada on June 4, 2022Set: SD CardCapacity: 64GBVerified Purchase
John C.
Great cards!
Reviewed in Canada on February 19, 2022Set: SD CardCapacity: 128GBVerified Purchase
