Kingston 64GB microSDXC Canvas Go Plus 170MB/s Read UHS-I, C10, U3, V30, A2/A1 Memory Card + Adapter (SDCG3/64GBET)

I bought this 16GB microSD card to be used in an inexpensive microSD enabled speaker I bought for my nephew. I wanted something very inexpensive, but still reliable. I work in IT industry, Kingston has been a reliable manufacturer of computer memory and other storage devices for years, so when I found this card by Kingston, it was a no brainer.I formatted it, loaded MP3 files to the card, inserted in speaker, worked flawlessly.There may be faster cards out there, but it was plenty fast enough for my purpose and very affordable.So, if looking for a quality card at a reasonable price and don't need blazing speeds, buy this with confidence!

Works as described

The media could not be loaded. I use it for my DJI Flip drone. Sufficient memory space for plenty of footage. It is all you need! This is also the SD card recommended on their website!

I needed a new SD card for my dash cam as the old one has been worn out by writing too many times to it. This is an affordable card with enough capacity. I did not test the write speed as I don't see the need. As long as it can record footages from my dash cam it's perfectly fine. It does come in a sort of "frustration-free" packaging. My Lexar cards always come in a nice little plastic case, but this just came with some disposable plastic wrapping.It serves it purpose well though.

This is one of the cheapest micro SD cards I could find on Amazon. This card works just as fine as other brands (Samsung, SanDisk, etc.). The packaging was fairly easy to open and came in environment-friendly envelope. Also, the black color blends in well with my GoPro Hero Session. I was able to view videos from my camera easily. For a cheap 32gb micro SD, this functions well.

Recently got a Raspberry Pi 400, came with NOOBS on a 16GB Sandisk Edge. Figured 16GB is a bit small for what I needed so looking for 32GB. As of February 2021 this is the cheapest ($4.99) 32GB card that is A1 Rated, so I gave this a shot. Also bought a Samsung Evo Select ($7.49) and Samsung Pro Endurance ($10.99) just in case. Used RPi Imager to write a full install, and found that not only did it double my capacity from 16GB to 32GB, it substantially increased read/write performance compared to the NOOBS card. Used Pi OS's built-in Raspberry Pi Diagnostics to run tests shown in pics. Fully satisfied with this card, and returned the two Samsungs.

The Micro SD card was the cheapest that I could find on Amazon (at least for 32gb at the time I'm writing this) and while it's not the fastest, it's perfect for my needs, especially if speed really isn't an issue (using it with PiHole). Was able to read and write on it and it just works.

KINGSTON always a great brand that works on most device. I never have problem with Kingston memory card, and never have one fail on me yet. I have tried Monster or Team something, these brands doesn't last, fail to work in time. And Kingston is the only brand of memory card work on many devices like Dash Cam. I have a dash cam before, thought it was broken always drain power quickly and time reset itself every time my vehicle is off. So, switch the Samsung memory card to Kingston memory card, everything fix. From my experience, Kingston memory cards are greater than most brands.