Kingston Canvas Go! Plus microSDXC 128GB + SD Adapter

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Kingston Canvas Go! Plus microSDXC 128GB + SD Adapter
The Kingston memory card is designed as a secure, plus very compact data storage device. The memory card type is micro SDXC. This smaller format lets it fit into mobile phones and other smaller electronics. Its total capacity is 128 GB. It downloads data at a speed of 90 MB/s. Reading from it is at a speed of 170 MB/s. The Kingston Canvas Go! Plus microSDXC 128GB + SD Adapter fits into the speed class of Class 10. Thanks to the specifications, it's well-suited for extremely demanding work like saving 4K video. The packaging also contains a very handy adapter to SD size.
Kingston Canvas Go! Plus microSDXC 128GB + SD Adapter Memory Card Key Features
- micro SDXC memory card
- Interface type of UHS-I
- Card capacity: 128 GB
- Reading speed is 170 MB/s
- Writing speed is 90 MB/s
- Kingston memory card speed class: Class 10
- Ideal for recording 4K videos
- SD adaptor included
- Kingston video class: V30
- Performance class for applications is A2
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Kingston Technology International Ltd / Kingston Digital International Ltd, Stratus House, College and Business Technology Park, Blanchardstown Road North, Dublin 15, D15 PEC4, Ireland [email protected]
Kingston Technology is a US company specializing in the production of peripherals for computer technology, founded in 1987. It was started by John Tu and David Sun, who immigrated from Taiwan. CG Kingston produces almost every type of data storage solution existing - USB flash drives, HDDs and SSDs, SD storage cards, computer RAM, and more. Kingston products are well worth the price, as they are known for incredible performance and durability.
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