SanDisk Extreme Pro microSDXC vs Kingston Canvas Go! Plus microSDXC
Both cards are UHS-I, V30, A2 microSDXC with 200 MB/s reads, so they suit the same jobs: 4K video in action cams and drones, and apps on Android phones. The SanDisk Extreme Pro is the safer pick for heavy video and photo work because its write speed is published at 90 MB/s and it has a long, large review base behind it. The Kingston Canvas Go! Plus matches it on paper for reads and app performance, but Kingston publishes no write figure and it has very few owner ratings so far. Buy the SanDisk for sustained recording and proven reliability; buy the Kingston if you mainly want fast transfers and app loading and are comfortable with a newer, less-reviewed card.
- Choose the SanDisk Extreme Pro if you record lots of 4K video or burst photos and want a published 90 MB/s write speed plus a large track record of owner reviews.
- Choose the Kingston Canvas Go! Plus if you mainly move large files and run apps and games from the card, and want the same 200 MB/s reads and A2 rating.
Prices
- SanDisk Extreme Pro microSDXC: $41.60 at Everything But Stromboli (last seen Nov 8)
- Kingston Canvas Go! Plus microSDXC: $34.62 at eBay (last seen Nov 8)
- Difference: the Kingston Canvas Go! Plus microSDXC is $6.98 cheaper than the SanDisk Extreme Pro microSDXC at the latest prices (Nov 8)

