QNAP TS-133-US 1 Bay Affordable Desktop NAS with ARM Cortex-A55 Quad-core Processor and 2 GB DDR4 RAM (Diskless)

I had a bunch of external drives and got tied of trying to remember which files are on which drive so thought it was time to consolidate and also protect my data as one of my external drives failed. I installed 4, 16tb drives and also installed the Emby media server. This also allowed me to retire my old outdated computer I was using as my Emby server. I set it up in raid 5 to protect my data. Setup was easy and I like the fact that it will email you with any issues its runs into. I am an IT consultant and have a few clients that have Synology NAS. This is just as good if not better due to the better price and the fact that it has a 4 core processor with 4mb of ram compared to the 2 core processor with only 2mb of ram and the Synology NAS was almost twice as much as this QNAP model. I would highly suggest letting it completely finish setting up the raid (which can take a couple of days just as with the Synology NAS). Make sure that you leave enough free space on the drives (I leave about 20 percent free for overhead and scratch disk. Also you could connect an external SSD drive and install the apps on that and make it even faster!

I configured my QNAP NAS with 4 16TB HDDs. This is easily enough storage to replace all of my online cloud storage services. Which puts the security of my files and photos in my control.

This is my third home NAS box in maybe 20 years, and it's light years ahead of the old NAS devices in terms of capabilities, software and design. Highly recommended, I think it's fully as good as Synology and better value.I have 2x8 TB mirrored drives in this, and I'm primarily using is as a media server at home.

El dispositivo cumple con lo que promete, pero sin experiencia es complicado la configuración, las aplicaciones son limitadas y complicadas si deseas independencia entre usuarios te limitas a las aplicaciones de la marca

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