Kingston Canvas Go! Plus microSD memory card Class 10, UHS-I 256GB microSDXC 170R A2 U3 V30 Card + ADP

Cheaper than other SD cards of same spec. Card is listed on the DJI website as one of the recommended ones. Work perfectly with my DJI Mini 4 Pro and Air 3S (plus their RC2 controllers).

I needed a card to go in my DJI Action 4 and this was one the recommended options for card compatibility. Some alternatives were very expensive, but this was a great deal and I've had no problems with read write functionality or lag. It fits the camera perfectly and Kingston seems to offer excellent value for money with good brand reputation for reliability.

Bought a DJI action 5 and was surprised to find that there were only 3 recommended and approved brands of microSD card and only 10 overal size versions. I am sure others would work however being a cynical and cautious "Old Hector" i figured that i should follow the guidelines set by DJI in case I had problems and could be held accountable for not using the Brand and size that DJI had gone to the trouble of publishing.Rather than cast aspersions on the reasons DJI might only recommend these 10 cards its probably better that I just follow instructions ... So I have... and the results are excellent.I chose this size because I didn't want a card too big that had too much on it should it suffer a failure and I didn't want a card so small that I would be swapping out cards all the time. This is the Goldilocks size for me and following my golden rule of "1 is none and 2 is 1" and noting the discounted price I purchased 6 !!Top Brand, Top quality and Top reliability - 'Nuff said

I was looking for SD adaptor for viewing my in car dash cam footage.Good price and it works well

Wanted a reliable brand, good speed MicroSD card for the Lenovo legion Go. I'm going to do a SSD upgrade replacement & in the meantime wanted to be able to store all of the games I wanted to test out on it - in one place & the embedded SSD (512gb) was insufficient - especially considering what you actually get & then Windows 11.I did rung into a snag on installing this in to the LeGo; that was the car as super-tight and got stuck. Initially thinking I'd inserted the card the wrong way - I double checked & saw that I hadn't. I'd pushed the car too far in for tweezers too & had a bit of a game getting it back out again. When I did, I tried a Kingston 32Gb card I had knocking about & went in & out perfectly - no issues an all. I then re-tried the 1Tb Kingston & - still very tight fit. So I measured the thickness (having a suitable tool with which to do that as I do some 3d printing), the 32Gb measured 0.71mm thick & the 1Tb measured 0.74 - so whilst it was slightly thicker, I didn't really think it was too big. So I got a plastic pick that's supplied in a laptop tool kit (you know, looks like a guitar plectrum) & just gently put the edge of that in the slot & then retried the 1Tb card - it was perfect then. I read someone else had the same issue too - but all is well. So just beware as you insert it if it's a brand new laptop / device.I had a folder on my desktop which containing the necessary files to transfer to a USB stick to completely restore the LeGo - about .8 to 1gb of files & so I used that folder (in a simple drag & drop) to test the write speed. It was consistently 80Mb per second (79.8 average - peaking faster here & there). Whilst that's less than the claimed 170MB/s, I'm uncertain of the LeGo MicroSD card slots' capabilities but 80Mb/s was fast enough for me. There's a noticeable but still subtle delay on launching games but it is not slow by any stretch - so I'd recommend. The real saving, frankly, is when you first transfer all of the title to it. - if you have a new system. Thereafter, installing the odd game - 80MB/s for a single game is no problem. The available space prior to usage was about .93Tb. I did consider the SanDisk 1.5 Tb but the write speeds were around 20mb/s so - whilst I'd have appreciated the extra space - that's just too slow really.All in all, I'd recommend it & have no concerns worrying about a potentially questionable brand using Kingston.

📱 I needed to put a microSD card into my phone, and my criteria were 256 GB and a brand that I had heard of before. This card seemed suitable, as I had used this brand before a number of times, so I was reassured in that regard. I was also impressed with the price, particularly as there was a discount available. It was strange that the version without the adapter card was more expensive, as I have dozens of those adapters lying around and would rather not have wasted the plastic, but never mind.📱 The card was easy to install, as can be expected, and is built to the exact physical specification for a microSD socket. The capacity was sufficient for me as well, as it is always a balancing act between storage and cost, which is where this card won out. SD card controllers cope best with more modest cards anyway, and although I could have gone to a slightly larger card, I thought that this 256 GB capacity was the best compromise.📱 The card has a good specification, and I would have been happy to use it in one of my cameras, but this was only to go into my phone for backup storage of music and the like, and so reliability was key for me. Only time will tell, but I can’t fault this card so far, and I would recommend it. ✔️

It works with Gopro on 5k

Just what I need for my DJI flip. Get great 4K pics and videos