Kingston Canvas Go! Plus 1 TB SDXC Card — Fast, Reliable Storage for 4K Video and Fast-Lhooting Cameras

The Kingston Canvas Go! Plus SDXC card delivers high-capacity, high-speed storage that keeps up with every shot, whether you’re shooting with a DSLR, a mirrorless camera, or producing 4K video on the go. Designed for adventurers who never want to miss a moment, this 1 TB SDXC card combines robust endurance with ultra-responsive performance to accelerate your workflow. With Class 10, UHS-I (U3) and V30 ratings, it provides dependable speed for photography bursts, continuous video capture, and seamless playback and transfer to your editing workspace. If you’re building a catalog of memories or professional footage, the Canvas Go! Plus card gives you the space and speed to capture more of what matters, when it matters.

• Massive 1 TB capacity for extended shoots — carry more RAW images, big RAW video files, and long 4K sequences without swapping cards. Ideal for travel, events, weddings, wildlife, and documentary projects where every moment counts.
• Blazing-speed performance — up to 170 MB/s read speeds to accelerate offload times, so you spend less time waiting and more time shooting or editing. Rapid transfers also help you prepare backups and share clips faster.
• Professional-grade video support — UHS-I (U3) and V30 ratings provide sustained, reliable performance for 4K video capture and high-bitrate recording, reducing the risk of dropped frames during critical sequences.
• Rugged reliability for travel and outdoor shoots — built to withstand the rigors of on-the-road shooting, ensuring your footage is safe wherever your adventures take you, from urban landscapes to remote locations.
• Wide compatibility across devices — optimized for use in DSLRs, mirrorless cameras, action cams, and laptops with SDXC slots, enabling a flexible workflow from capture to post-production.

Technical Details of Kingston Canvas Go! Plus 1 TB

• Capacity: 1 TB
• Format: SDXC
• Speed Class: Class 10
• UHS Speed Class: U3
• Video Speed Class: V30
• Read Speed: up to 170 MB/s
• Use Case: Suitable for DSLR, mirrorless cameras, and 4K video production workflows
• Warranty: Refer to Kingston warranty terms (not listed here)

How to install Kingston Canvas Go! Plus 1 TB

1) Power off your device before inserting the card. Locate the SD card slot on your camera, laptop, or card reader. 2) Insert the Canvas Go! Plus card with the label facing up (or as indicated by your device’s guidance) until it seats firmly. 3) Power on the device and, if prompted, format the card using the recommended file system for your device (many cameras and computers will suggest exFAT for large SDXC cards). 4) If formatting in-camera, follow the on-screen prompts to complete the process. 5) Create your preferred folder structure (e.g., Photos, RAW, 4K_Clips, Backups) to organize footage and keep your workflow efficient. 6) When transferring files to a computer, use a high-speed card reader to maximize the 170 MB/s transfer potential and avoid bottlenecks. 7) Always safely eject the card from your device before removing it to prevent data corruption. 8) Regularly back up your footage to secondary storage to ensure your memories and work-in-progress projects are protected.

Frequently asked questions

• What is the capacity and what does it mean for workflow? The card has a 1 TB capacity, which means you can store a large number of high-resolution photos or hours of 4K video before needing to offload to a computer or external drive.
• What speeds can I expect? The card offers up to 170 MB/s read speed, with Class 10, U3 and V30 ratings that support smooth 4K video capture and quick transfers.
• Is this card suitable for 4K video? Yes, the V30 rating indicates reliable performance for 4K video capture at high bitrates, helping prevent dropped frames during recording.
• Which devices are compatible? This SDXC card is designed for cameras and devices with SDXC slots, including many DSLRs and mirrorless cameras, as well as some laptops with SD card readers.
• How should I format the card for best results? For broad compatibility and optimal performance, format the card in the device you plan to use most often, typically choosing the exFAT file system for large SDXC cards unless your camera or computer recommends another format.