BEST SELLERS

In Desktop NAS

-Supports mirrored raid. -Lot of applets to sync with cloud storage. -Web UI is easy to use. -Set it and forget it. Mostly. -Supports multiple users. -Has a fan to keep drives within safe operating temps.

Works right out of the box - easy to set up with some YouTube tutorial help to get the settings I want. Loving how easy it is to manage, install my docker apps, and configure to what I like. You can keep it as easy or as complicated as you like. I was brand new to the NAS world and am happy with my UGREEN so far.

Decent price for the hardware, sleek design, upgradable RAM, software updates are frequent, drive bays are solid, can control fan speed for the CPU

Works as advertised, latest version of software allows for other drives to be used instead of Synology drives, Ironwolf works great.

much quicker nas than my ds223 have the option to have a warm spare quiet

easy to set up

Works as expected

As of DSM 7.3 you can now use any name brand drive again. I tested with my old 4 TB Seagate Red drives and no issues.

It just works. And in the computer world thats a big win. Runs as fast as a local hard drive.

I buy this NAS for the 2.5 LAN .. I haven't fully tested it yet... but I want to say that the packaging and delivery were EXCELLENT.

2.5Gb Network with 2 Nics. Easy to add drives, mine 3 drives are 5600RPM IronCore in a RAID 5. I also have 2 Teamgroup 1TB sticks for an SSD cache. My network switch is a 2.5Gbps non-managed. 2 ports for NAS and 2 ports for 2 XPS PCs. I am getting 4Gbps when doing 2 Diskmark tests simultaneously to my NAS hosted USB (2TB QVO). Im gettin a little better than 2Gbps when communicating to the RAID 5 array. I feel pretty confident that 7200RPM drives in a 4 Disk array would perform more optimal.

Best NAS OS DSM 7.3, user friendly, robust, slick. Can use any HDD brand with DSM 7.3. Support RAID and SHR.

- 10GB works well - cache drives work well

Easy to upgrade memory took sodimm ddr4 3200 16 gig. Qnap went to soldered on memory on new machines suppossedly due to a ram shortage so now you can not upgrade their ram so this was a HUGE no no for me. I was a Qnap lover, but a friend has a older version of this and I thought i'd give em a try. Software looks almost identical to a Qnap so was easy for me to get in and go. 2x2.5 gb networking. it does transfer very quickly. 4X Gen 3 m.2 (NOTE THESE GET HOT). I used heat sinks for all 4 and have had zero problems. It's worth a few bucks to toss heat sinks on em. if your only going to cache boost with em get small cheapies they run much cooler. Took a few tries to get the setup I wanted with my raid and SSD caching. This was a neck and neck with Qnap ts464. its cheaper and does the same stuff, but you can upgrade the ram. I have both this and the Qnap ts464 this is my favorite. This thing for Plex is a beast! transcodes multiple streams like a champ.