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The Virtual CIO Checklist: 20 Things to Review Annually
25 Mar, 2026






£34.69 inc. VAT
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For £29.45 ex-VAT, the Kingston 128GB microSDXC “Canvas Go Plus” is a sensible, no-drama upgrade if your use case is consistent and you want reliable capacity for dash cams, action cams, Android devices, and general field recording. Kingston’s “Go Plus” line tends to behave well in the real world—quick enough to keep devices from getting sluggish when buffering and writing, and with decent sustained performance for normal continuous capture. If you’re equipping multiple users or small job crews and you just need “it works,” this is the kind of card you can actually standardise on without babysitting it.
That said, I wouldn’t buy this as a bargain “do-everything” storage expansion for high-end camera workflows or heavy industrial logging where you’re constantly hammering the card for hours. Also, note the “w/o ADP” bit—if you were expecting extra assurance coverage, you’ll want to check what you’re actually covered for (and for B2B, that matters when failures mean downtime). If your devices are picky about SD cards or you’re buying for mission-critical evidence capture, I’d spend the extra time confirming compatibility with the exact models you’re deploying—otherwise you risk paying for performance you can’t use.

Kingston
Kingston Industrial - Flash memory card (microSDHC to SD adapter included) - 32 GB - A1 / Video Class V30 / UHS-I U3 / Class10 - microSDHC UHS-I

Kingston
Kingston Canvas Select Plus - Flash memory card - 64 GB - Video Class V10 / UHS-I U1 / Class10 - SDXC UHS-I

Samsung
Samsung P9 Express MB-MK512T - Flash memory card - 512 GB - A1 / Video Class V30 / UHS-I U3 - microSDXC Express

Kingston
Kingston Canvas Go! Plus - Flash memory card - 1 TB - A2 / Video Class V30 / UHS-I U3 / Class10 - microSDXC UHS-I