Pricing is hard to determine as it depends on the given configuration. XtremIO offers features that justify a potentially higher price, however, this varies with configuration. It has efficient deduplication and competitive features.
Assistant Vice President at a financial services firm with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Top 5
Oct 18, 2024
When purchased eight years ago, it was offered at a special price that was good and competitive. However, upgrading was costly due to the high price of disks.
The price of the product depends on what you are looking for in the solution. You need to decide what kind of software you want in your storage. You can get a two-year or three-year license for the tool. You can also opt for a perpetual-based licensing model, which can be renewed on a yearly or two-year basis.
The licensing cost is on a yearly subscription basis, which can be expensive but is necessary for ongoing support and services. The pricing could be improved to make it more accessible.
Solution Architect at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Nov 18, 2021
XtremIO is an all-flash array, which means it's a costly solution. When compared with general mid-range storage solutions, this is more expensive. As far as I know, there are no additional costs besides the license.
Senior technical manager at a recreational facilities/services company with 11-50 employees
Real User
Top 20
Nov 16, 2021
The price of the solution should be reduced. The price matches the price of a VMAX service but it does not have the capability of a VMAX service. However, the prices of Dell EMC XtremIO can be reduceable.
Bring all-flash, scale-out storage to your enterprise applications with EMC XtremIO. Purpose-built for flash, XtremIO storage arrays are amazingly fast. Delivering high IOPS at less than 1 millisecond latency is just the start. EMC XtremIO helps you harness the power of flash storage by building in innovations like content-based data placement and dual-stage metadata.
Pricing is hard to determine as it depends on the given configuration. XtremIO offers features that justify a potentially higher price, however, this varies with configuration. It has efficient deduplication and competitive features.
When purchased eight years ago, it was offered at a special price that was good and competitive. However, upgrading was costly due to the high price of disks.
The price of the product depends on what you are looking for in the solution. You need to decide what kind of software you want in your storage. You can get a two-year or three-year license for the tool. You can also opt for a perpetual-based licensing model, which can be renewed on a yearly or two-year basis.
The licensing cost is on a yearly subscription basis, which can be expensive but is necessary for ongoing support and services. The pricing could be improved to make it more accessible.
Dell XtremIO's price is affordable and I would rate it a five out of ten.
The license for XtremIO is in the box, so you don't have to buy anything.
Licensing is approximately $200,000 per year. There are no additional costs other than the licensing fees.
XtremIO is too high priced, especially in Brazil.
XtremIO is an all-flash array, which means it's a costly solution. When compared with general mid-range storage solutions, this is more expensive. As far as I know, there are no additional costs besides the license.
The price of the solution should be reduced. The price matches the price of a VMAX service but it does not have the capability of a VMAX service. However, the prices of Dell EMC XtremIO can be reduceable.
This solution is a little bit pricey.