Kingston Canvas Go! Plus 512GB UHS-I microSDXC Memory Card with SD Adapter

The Kingston SDCG3/512GB is a microSDXC memory card designed for people who create, travel, and work on the go. Its 512GB capacity offers generous room for 4K Ultra HD video, detailed photos, offline media libraries, and large app collections, so you can keep capturing and storing without constant file transfers.

Speed keeps your workflow smooth. With read rates up to 170 MB/s and write rates up to 90 MB/s, the card quickly moves footage from camera to computer. The UHS-I interface, along with U3 and V30 ratings, holds a minimum sustained write speed of 30 MB/s, making it dependable for long action-camera sessions, drone footage, or rapid-fire bursts on a mirrorless camera.

Support for the A2 Application Performance Class means the card can also expand storage on Android phones and tablets without slowing everyday tasks. Apps launch promptly, and in-app data loads with less waiting, giving older devices a new lease on life.

Durability comes standard. Canvas Go! Plus cards are built to resist water, shocks, vibration, x-rays, and extreme temperatures, protecting your files from harsh environments whether you are filming on a snowy mountain or a sunny shoreline. The included microSD to SD adapter adds flexibility, allowing the card to slot into DSLRs, laptops, and standard SD readers.

All of these qualities make the Kingston SDCG3/512GB a sensible choice for action-camera enthusiasts, drone pilots, travel vloggers, and anyone else who needs storage that is expansive, reliable, and fast in a pocket-sized format.

• 512GB storage capacity
• UHS-I bus with U3, V30, and Class 10 performance ratings
• Maximum read speed of 170 MB/s; maximum write speed of 90 MB/s
• 30 MB/s minimum sustained write speed for clean 4K recording
• A2 Application Performance Class for quick app launches
• Resists water, shocks, vibration, x-rays, and extreme temperatures
• Includes microSD to SD adapter for wider device compatibility
• Ideal for 4K video capture, burst photography, drones, smartphones, and tablets