Kingston’s Canvas React Plus SD card delivers high-performance speeds which are designed to work with industry-standard professional UHS-II cameras for creatives who shoot 8K/3D/VR videos and high-resolution photos. Designed with the latest UHS-II standards and top-of-the-line U3 and V90 speed classes, the Canvas React Plus SD enables you to shoot sequential burst-mode shots with recording speeds of up to 260MB/s{{Footnote.N65992}}. Execute your creativity without experiencing slow speeds and dropped frames while maximising workflow and efficiency. With transfer speeds of up to 300MB/s{{Footnote.N65992}}, enhance your post-production process and handle heavy workloads with ease while capturing cinematic quality in high resolution.
Kingston’s Canvas React Plus SD card is the go-to performance SD card for content creators making their way in digital filmmaking and professional photography.
With transfer speeds of up to 300MB/s{{Footnote.N65992}} for enhanced post-production workflow efficiency and recording speeds of up to 260MB/s{{Footnote.N65992}}, this card easily handles burst mode shots and high-performance 3D/VR filming.
Capture 8K Ultra-HD high-speed shots and 3D/VR videos without dropping frames.
The Canvas React Plus leverages UHS-II Speed Class 3 (U3) and Video Speed Class 90 (V90) for peak performance with professional camcorders and digital cinema cameras.
The Canvas React Plus SDXC UHS-II card proves itself to be very reliable and a great choice for photographers looking for a more affordable alternative to better-known brands or CFexpress cards.
The Kingston Canvas React Plus SDXC card features an impressive read and write speed of 300MB/s and 260MB/s, respectively. The card is durable and can handle harsh situations. There is also the high-speed SD card reader that is also included in the package so you can quickly transfer all the data to your PC.
| Capacities{{Footnote.N37130}} | 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, 256GB |
| Standard/Class | Class 10, UHS-II, U3, V90 |
| Performance{{Footnote.N65992}} | 300/260MB/s read/write |
| Dimensions | 24mm x 32mm x 2.1mm (SD) |
| Format | FAT32 (32GB) exFAT (64GB-256GB) |
| Operating temperature | -25°C~85°C |
| Storage temperature | -40°C~85°C |
| Voltage | 3.3V |
| Warranty/support | Lifetime |
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