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One is sas6gb/s and the other is sas12gb/s, as someone else pointed out.
You will be hard-pressed to make those drives make use of sas12g. I have them and I've beaten them up with various workloads, but I could not justify their use beside sata3. Cost-for-cost, even accounting for the better SAS ncq and smart data, spinning rust at those transfer speeds only make sense if you have the demand of many hundred users or more, which homelab almost certainly isn't.
The reason not to get them is that they draw substantially more power per disk than sata3 disks.