Senior System Administrator at Khushhali Microfinance Bank
User
Top 5
2024-12-02T08:29:00Z
Dec 2, 2024
In terms of pricing, it is not cheap yet rather average. Comparatively, Dell is better than Lenovo in manageability, especially when it comes to firmware and driver upgrades.
Automation Instrumentation Consultant at Andrade Gutierrez
Consultant
Top 10
2024-11-06T16:15:05Z
Nov 6, 2024
The pricing is okay for us. For us, the confidence in Dell's equipment is higher than HP. HP is cheaper, however, our preference for Dell comes from its reliability and support.
The solution's pricing is slightly higher. However, we don't require an additional license for it. The solution's pricing depends on the customer's connectivity requirements, whether 10G, 25G, or 100 G.
Sr. Pre-Sales Engineer at Advanced Technology Company
Real User
2021-09-27T15:04:24Z
Sep 27, 2021
Dell PowerEdge M price is comparable to other solutions but cheaper than IBM. However, the IBM solution is a higher grade solution whereas Dell PowerEdge M is a medium-level solution.
Sr, Storage Engineer at a manufacturing company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
2020-12-22T19:02:00Z
Dec 22, 2020
There are many packages available, it was a benefit using a vendor to help us get a package we needed. If we would not have gone with the vendor we might have been charged unnecessarily for packages we did not need.
The Dell PowerEdge M-Series blade servers address the challenges of an evolving IT environment by delivering leading enterprise classfeatures and functionality. The M-Series delivers a unique array of options configured to meet the needs of your IT environment both now and in the future.
Multiple blade form-factor choices.
Long life cycle providing better life cycle management and improved TCO.
Modular I/O switches for future scalability.
Breakthrough fan...
The cost varies significantly depending on the server's configuration and can range from $10,000 to $60,000 for the same server line family.
The cost of Dell is reasonable. Dell is not expensive compared to HP. It is a little cheaper, but customers still prefer HP.
In terms of pricing, it is not cheap yet rather average. Comparatively, Dell is better than Lenovo in manageability, especially when it comes to firmware and driver upgrades.
The pricing is okay for us. For us, the confidence in Dell's equipment is higher than HP. HP is cheaper, however, our preference for Dell comes from its reliability and support.
I know we get three years basic, and the on-site licensing model for business seems fine. I wouldn't pay for a support plus or anything.
The solution's pricing is slightly higher. However, we don't require an additional license for it. The solution's pricing depends on the customer's connectivity requirements, whether 10G, 25G, or 100 G.
The product is neither expensive nor cheap. It is manageable for medium enterprises as well.
I'd rate the pricing as average. It's not terrible. The lead times over Cisco and HPE are weeks as opposed to months.
The price of the solution is reasonable.
Purchasing the solution outright costs approximately 12,000.
Dell PowerEdge M price is comparable to other solutions but cheaper than IBM. However, the IBM solution is a higher grade solution whereas Dell PowerEdge M is a medium-level solution.
There are many packages available, it was a benefit using a vendor to help us get a package we needed. If we would not have gone with the vendor we might have been charged unnecessarily for packages we did not need.