SeekerTop NAS 2023
Unlock the power of data storage and management with our handpicked selection of top-rated NAS devices. We scour reviews and ratings to bring you the best network attached storage solutions available. Whether you need secure data backup, remote file access, or media streaming capabilities, our curated list includes NAS options to suit your requirements. From personal to enterprise-level solutions, our Top Picks ensure reliable and efficient data storage for all your needs. Explore our selection and experience the convenience and versatility of NAS with our expertly chosen Top Picks.
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FreeNAS Mini provides administrators the ultimate in control over their NAS, thanks to the extensibility of its open-source software, despite some exasperation with the Unix/Free BSD software in administering.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
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Western Digital's My Cloud has a gorgeous design and is a practically foolproof NAS for the home, with breathtaking performance. It's only weaknesses are a rather limited cloud interface and a lack of support for printers on its USB port.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
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The TerraMaster F2-210 is an affordable dual-drive NAS device that delivered solid file transfer performance in testing, but somewhat skimps on features.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
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The TerraMaster F2-223 is a moderately priced two-bay NAS that offers high-speed networking, easy tool-free installation, and quiet operation—though not top-shelf performance.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
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The LinkStation 720 is a two-bay network attached storage (NAS) device notable for its 2.5Gbps Ethernet support, and the fact that it ships with drives in the chassis. Buffalo's lack of add-on apps could be a deal breaker, though.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
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The TerraMaster F5-422 is a five-bay NAS drive that offers many business-friendly features including a speedy 10GbE LAN port, link aggregation, and a fistful of RAID options.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
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The design and styling of the hardware in the My Cloud Home is top-notch, with all its issues lying in the software components provided for it. The underlying platform is a solid one for which WD hardware engineers should be proud, and the software team needs to better support.
The My Cloud Home can provide DLNA storage to access with a smart TV or a personal cloud solution, but those that want more should consider Synology, QNAP or the higher-end WD My Cloud products.
-- As reviewed by TechAdvisor
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The Asustor AS3202T is a powerful file server and NAS, but it requires a lot of effort and add-on utilities to take advantage of all its media capabilities.
-- As reviewed by PCMag
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