SDXC-geheugenkaart KINGSTON Canvas Select Plus Gen3 256GB SD UHS-I 150MB/s C10 U1 V10

Kingston Canvas Select Plus Gen3 SDXC 256GB is a removable SD memory card designed for cameras and portable devices. With UHS‑I interface and sequential read speeds up to 150 MB/s, the card supports Full HD (1080p) video recording and fast file transfers. It carries Class 10, UHS Speed Class U1 and Video Speed Class V10 ratings and is available in a compact format suitable for DSLRs, mirrorless cameras, camcorders and other devices.

Advantages

The card provides reliable sequential read performance up to 150 MB/s for quicker transfers, Class 10 and U1/V10 ratings for consistent Full HD (1080p) recording, and large 256 GB capacity for extended shooting sessions. It is tested for durability against water, temperature and X‑ray exposure and comes with a lifetime warranty.

Suitable for

• DSLR and mirrorless cameras for high‑resolution photos
• Camcorders and action cameras recording Full HD (1080p) video
• Portable devices requiring removable SD storage and fast transfers

Key specifications

• Type: SDXC, removable SD card
• Capacity: 256 GB
• Interface: UHS‑I
• Read speed: up to 150 MB/s*
• Speed class: Class 10, UHS Speed Class U1, Video Speed Class V10
• Durability: waterproof, temperature proof, X‑ray proof (tested)
• Colour options: White, Black, Green
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): SDS3/256GB
• EAN: 740617348316

How to use

Insert the SDXC card into the SD slot of your camera or device with the label facing up (or as indicated by the device). Format the card in the device before first use to ensure compatibility and optimal performance. Use the camera’s recording settings to select Full HD (1080p) if required. When transferring files, use a UHS‑I compatible card reader to achieve the maximum read speed.

Recommendations

For continuous video recording choose appropriate bitrate settings and monitor available free space; regularly back up important files to another storage medium. Avoid removing the card while the device is writing data to prevent file corruption.