I demo'd one, seems fine. It's simpler to use than a bioanalyzer, so nothing special. My big issue is the pricing. I'm getting told it costs as follows:
List: 49,000 USD
Negotiated: 34,000 USD
From my sources I have the following:
List: 43,000 USD
Negotiated: 25-30,000 USD
What alternatives are there to the Agilent Bioanalyzer and Tape Station? They can't be the only game in town.
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Would you mind sharing any information you get about the shelf life of the reagents and "tape"?
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I don't have any direct experience but have some colleagues that had a demo of it and loved it. Anyhow the take home is that it seems they will run a demo for you to judge for yourself (Which I plan to do very soon).Originally posted by ECO View PostAnyone tried one as a bioanalyzer replacement? 1-16 samples, vague but seems to load itself from strips or plates , can use partial chips. Not quite automatable/walk-away for a full plate, but a lot closer than the Bioanalyzer.
Would love to hear opinions or experiences (or better yet, data!)
Product page here: https://www.genomics.agilent.com/Gen...om&pageid=2617
Video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=N2DU_Udvvts
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We are acquiring one. Not entirely sure when but I'll definitely play with it when I get a chance. I really have no idea when, though. We did just place the order last week so maybe soon.
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Agilent TapeStation 2200?
Anyone tried one as a bioanalyzer replacement? 1-16 samples, vague but seems to load itself from strips or plates , can use partial chips. Not quite automatable/walk-away for a full plate, but a lot closer than the Bioanalyzer.
Would love to hear opinions or experiences (or better yet, data!)
Product page here: https://www.genomics.agilent.com/Gen...om&pageid=2617
Video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=N2DU_Udvvts
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