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The company has actually released two SSDs—the 600 and the 600 Pro—and this review focuses on the consumer-oriented 600 flavor. Both use Link_A_ Media's LM87800 controller. That's not a common option, though Corsair uses it in their Neutron series of drives as well. Documentation on the controller is scarce, but we know it's an eight-channel design that supports all of the modern Flash types and can address up to 1TB of NAND. Seagate's product specs for the 600 list an annualized failure rate of 0.58% and an unrecoverable read error likelihood of one to 10E16. That's actually substantially better than the company's mobile drives, which list error rates of 10E14, though it should be noted that such measurements have been criticized as generally unrealistic.