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  • CharmingAlpaca
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 1

    #1

    Is NGS Prep Ready Opentrons-2 any good?

    I saw Opentrons releases theis NGS library prep workstation. Have anyone use it before? I only need low throughput library prep (~20 bacteria genome per week), so this would be a cheap option. However, I saw in previous threads that people are not so happy with it. I am familiar with Python so I can deal with the user interface, but I am wondering how reliable the system is. I have also used Hamilton MicroSTAR, Beckman NxP and Bravo before, though not for NGS prep. I am guessing it is not going to be as good as those given the price, but may be sufficient for what I need?

    Is there other options out there?
  • mohdsos
    Member
    • Oct 2010
    • 16

    #2
    well, considering the price it is something not easy to avoid.

    however the point that is handles 8 samples per run is a bit annoying.

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