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31 Mar, 2026

£3857.69 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
At £3,214.74 ex-VAT for a 400GB 2.5" SAS SSD, this is a “right place, right job” drive, not a casual upgrade. The price is the standout issue: in most general business/server refresh cycles, you can usually get similar day-to-day performance-per-pound from less niche SSD options. So I’d only put this on the shortlist if you specifically need a Lenovo/enterprise-style SAS 2.5" drive for compatibility, existing backplane/controller expectations, or a vendor-supported bill of materials where swapping anything “equivalent” isn’t an option.
Who should buy it: teams running Lenovo server platforms where SAS SSDs are the expected storage tier, and where supportability and part matching matter more than squeezing absolute cost out of the media. Who should not: anyone looking for a cheap capacity bump, anyone with freedom to choose SATA/NVMe elsewhere, or any environment where the controller/storage stack doesn’t actually benefit from SAS SSDs. In short—good choice if it’s required for your platform and support model; hard to justify purely on value at that price. If you tell me the server model and controller/backplane, I can sanity-check whether you’re buying the right kind of “speed” for that setup.

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