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Understanding Internet Peering and Why It Matters
18 Mar, 2026






£23.28 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
For £19.55 ex-VAT, the Kingston Canvas Go! Plus is a sensible buy if you need a straightforward, reliable SD card for day-to-day fieldwork—think phones, action cams, basic drones, or business use like capturing event footage and then offloading quickly. The “Plus” line is aimed at people who actually move media around regularly, and Kingston’s reputation holds up: in my experience, these cards tend to behave predictably, with good write consistency for typical video workloads. If you’re not doing anything exotic (e.g., long-form pro 4K with heavy overwrites in the same card slot), it’s good value and you’re unlikely to feel like you overpaid.
That said, I wouldn’t buy this if your workflow is genuinely demanding—continuous high-bitrate 4K/RAW recording for long stretches, or you’re swapping cards constantly in mission-critical production where a momentary hiccup is catastrophic. In those cases, you’d want to spend a bit more and match the card to the device’s real-world requirements (especially if it’s known to be picky). If you’ve got multiple devices or teams sharing cards, though, this is a solid “buy a few spares and get on with it” option.

Samsung
Samsung PRO Endurance MB-MJ128KA - Flash memory card (microSDXC to SD adapter included) - 128 GB - Video Class V30 / UHS-I U3 / Class10 - microSDXC UHS-I - white

Kingston
Kingston Canvas Select Plus - Flash memory card - 1 TB - A1 / Video Class V30 / UHS-I U3 / Class10 - microSDXC UHS-I

Kingston
Kingston Canvas Go! Plus - Flash memory card (microSDXC to SD adapter included) - 1 TB - A2 / Video Class V30 / UHS-I U3 / Class10 - microSDXC UHS-I

Samsung
Samsung EVO Plus MB-MC128S - Flash memory card (microSDXC to SD adapter included) - 128 GB - A2 / Video Class V30 / UHS-I U3 / Class10 - microSDXC UHS-I - white