Seagate 2.5 inch Enterprise 1200.2 Series SAS3

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Pros:

Wide range of capacities offered, Numerous endurance options to fit the exact application, Decent Sysbench performance
Dual source, Unified firmware, High density, Broad product stack, Solid QoS metrics
Capacity up to 3.84TB, Multiple drives offered for varying endurance, Balanced performance across all workloads tested

Cons:

Large trade off in performance for capacity
Not as fast as some competitors, Higher power consumption

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Last revision on December 25, 2017

Reviewers Liked

Wide range of capacities offered, Numerous endurance options to fit the exact application, Decent Sysbench performance
Dual source, Unified firmware, High density, Broad product stack, Solid QoS metrics
Capacity up to 3.84TB, Multiple drives offered for varying endurance, Balanced performance across all workloads tested

Reviewers Didn't Like

Large trade off in performance for capacity
Not as fast as some competitors, Higher power consumption
Came in middle of the pack against the top SAS3 SSDs

Expert reviews and ratings

The Seagate 1200.2 presents a significant step forward in performance from Seagate's previous generation of SAS 3, 12 Gb/s drives (the Seagate 1200 range). It is great to see another drive that is exploiting the 12 Gb/s bandwidth potential offered by...

By MyCE on June 21, 2016

The Seagate 1200.2 SAS SSD (3.84TB) offers high capacity and decent endurance that will work well for light mixed load applications in the data...

By StorageReview on July 25, 2017

The Seagate 1200.2 and Micron S600DC provide a unified SAS SSD approach from both companies. The SSDs feature solid performance metrics, a broad product stack, dual sourcing and simplified qualification...

By tomsitpro.com on March 10, 2016

The Seagate 1200.2/Micron S600DC offers multiple configurations for capacity, encryption, and endurance that can fit all enterprise...

By StorageReview on December 04, 2015