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Synology 2 bay NAS DiskStation DS220+ for $299.99 / 4 bay DS920+ for $549.99 & More + Free Shipping
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- (Pre-order) Synology 2 bay NAS DiskStation DS220+ (Diskless) [newegg.com] - $299.99
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- Synology 4 bay NAS DiskStation DS420+ (Diskless) [newegg.com] - $499.99
- Synology 4 bay NAS DiskStation DS920+ (Diskless) [newegg.com] - $549.99 Now $559.99
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If anyone wants any kind of benchmarks or comparisons/further information, the youtube account NASCompares did a breakdown of almost all of these https://www.youtube.com/channel/U...hIpGXnXx2g
Lot of good information.
Planning on getting probably a 220+ myself
We used many different models of their hardware in enterprise environments and they frequently fail catastrophically.
There are regularly updates that completely brick units.
They once used a CPU with a defined lifespan and the units went dead after a few months.
There have been multiple times these have woken up from sleep and all files were gone.
Their support is also just as bad as their product.
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We used many different models of their hardware in enterprise environments and they frequently fail catastrophically.
There are regularly updates that completely brick units.
They once used a CPU with a defined lifespan and the units went dead after a few months.
There have been multiple times these have woken up from sleep and all files were gone.
Their support is also just as bad as their product.
"There have been multiple times these have woken up from sleep and all files were gone."
And yet your company kept using them? Either you're full of bunk or a complete idiot that works for idiots. Which is it?
We used many different models of their hardware in enterprise environments and they frequently fail catastrophically.
There are regularly updates that completely brick units.
They once used a CPU with a defined lifespan and the units went dead after a few months.
There have been multiple times these have woken up from sleep and all files were gone.
Their support is also just as bad as their product.
Never had an issue. They provide great service - had them look at my 4 year old NAS cause I messed up the admin privs. No question about when I bought it - they just supported me through an 800 number (spoke to someone in Seattle). That alone is reason enough to use them.
We used many different models of their hardware in enterprise environments and they frequently fail catastrophically.
There are regularly updates that completely brick units.
They once used a CPU with a defined lifespan and the units went dead after a few months.
There have been multiple times these have woken up from sleep and all files were gone.
Their support is also just as bad as their product.