Canvas React Plus V60 SD Card sitting at the edge of a desk, 1TB capacity.

Elevate your Creativity

SDR2V6

Kingston’s Canvas React Plus SD card is tailor-made for entry-level UHS-II photography enthusiasts, providing impressive performance that complements standard UHS-II cameras used by budding creatives capturing 4K at higher frames per second (fps) than UHS-I. The card boasts U3 and V60 speed classes with transfer speeds up to 280MB/s{{Footnote.N65992}} and capacities up to 1TB{{Footnote.N37130}}. Say goodbye to sluggish speeds and dropped frames, ensuring a seamless creative process that enhances workflow and efficiency.

High-performance UHS-II standard
Ultimate speeds to support professional camera use
Large storage capacities for digital content library

Canvas React SD V60 card close-up

High-performance UHS-II standard

High-performance UHS-II Speed Class 3 (U3) and Video Speed Class 60 (V60) standard for reliable high-resolution photography and video recording.

Canvas React SD V60 card next to a camera

Ultimate speeds

Speeds up to 280MB/s{{Footnote.N65992}} designed to meet the demands of professional camera usage.

A person working at a computer removing the Canvas React SD V60 card for a camera

Large storage capacities

Large storage capacities up to 1TB{{Footnote.N37130}} to store your digital content library.

SDS2

SDG3

SDR2

SDR2V6

SDIT

Name

Canvas Select Plus

Canvas Go! Plus

Canvas React Plus SD

Canvas React Plus V60 SD

Industrial SD

User

Consumer

Consumer-Enthusiast

Professional

Professional

Business/ Industrial

Capacity

64GB-512GB

64GB - 1TB

32GB-256GB

128GB-1TB

8GB-64GB

Speed

• 100MB/s Read (64GB)
• 100MB/s Read, 85MB/s Write (128GB-512GB)

• 170MB/s Read, 70MB/s Write (64GB)
• 170MB/s Read, 90MB/s Write (128GB-1TB)

300MB/s Read, 260MB/s Write

• 280MB/s Read, 100MB/s Write (128GB)
• 280MB/s Read, 150MB/s Write (256GB-1TB)

Up to 100MB/s Read, 80MB/s Write

Compatibility

Yes

UHS-I, U3, V30

UHS-II, U3, V90

UHS-II, U3, V60

UHS-I Speed Class U3, V30, A1

Usage

• Point and shoot cameras
• Full HD videos

for shooting 4K UHD video and burst-mode photography

• 8K/3D/VR Video Production
• UHS-II Cinema Cameras
• DSLR

• 4K Video
• UHS-II Cinema Cameras
• DSLR

• Designed and tested to be durable in extreme temperatures

Name

User

Capacity

Speed

Compatibility

Usage

Capacities{{Footnote.N37130}}	128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1TB
Standard/Class	Class 10, UHS-II, U3, V60
Performance{{Footnote.N65992}}	280/100MB/s Read/Write (128GB) 280/150MB/s Read/Write (256GB-1TB)
Dimensions	24mm x 32mm x 2.1mm
Format	exFAT
Operating temperature	-25°C~85°C
Storage temperature	-40°C~85°C
Voltage	3.3V
Warranty/support	Lifetime

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