Análisis de los 12 mejores Nas En El Corte Inglés.

Opinión de un comprador: Me gustó todo; Le disponga 4 HDD de 4TB, 2 x 500gb de caché y llegó con los 2 slots de RAM ahora ya cubiertos 8GB (si mal no recuerdo)

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Opinión de un comprador: Lo he configurado en el portátil y encantado, va genial espero que me dure bastante

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Opinión de un comprador: I loaded (3) drive bays with 6TB drives and pack them up as a ofensivo 5. I'm using this primarily as a server to store my movie collection (DISCO, Blu-ray, 4k Blu-rays). I connected this directly to my computer via the 10Gbps port (You'll need to pack both the QNAP and computer 10Gbps ports to a static IP). I can't stress using the 10Gbps connection enough. Although my current hardware is creating a bottleneck, I was able to get an estupendo 160MB/s in transfer energía (right now at doscientos cincuenta MB/s in Windows diez and 230MB/s in Linux Ubuntu).
The unit was recognized very easily by my Zidoo Z9X intermedia player, as I have them both connected to my enrutador and switch via the 1Gbps ports. If you can afford it, I'd do SSD drives to fill this unit up, but as of this writing, 4TB is still roughly $400. If you're storing 4K blurays without compression, those files range from 50GB to 80GB on average, so those drives will fill up really fast!
This system is pretty intuitive and there are a gazillion features I'll probably never use, but it's nothing calzoncillo of amazing. It took me a couple of weeks to figure out some of the features and to get it working how I needed it. Hope some of this information helps.

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Opinión de un comprador: Like many folks who look to a NAS to collate and organise the plethora of photos and videos on their devices and cloud storage, I landed on this model after reading a recommendation in PC Magazine. Given the opiniones and the reasonable price, I decided on this NAS and ordered it with a couple of Seagate IronWolf 4TB NAS drives. After a week or so, I've accumulated some thoughts and lessons to pass along to folks in the same brío point. I hope these help your seguridad and alleviate some frustrations beforehand.
First, this is no Apple device. If you are just looking for a plug and play device that focuses only on easy storage solution on your local network, then keep looking. This NAS is, essentially, a Linux computer and with that comes all the flexibility and complexity of working in a unix computing environment. However, what comes with this is an incredible collections of tools and applications that I can't even begin to describe here. I had no iniciativa what I was getting with a device like this. Security surveillance system, web alojamiento web, mail server, your own individual cloud accessible from anywhere on the internet. .. .the list goes on and on. This is not just a photo/file storage solution as I originally thought.
However, with this flexibility comes an expectation that you have a fair understanding of archivo systems, networking protocols and the like. While I mostly use Apple devices because it is easier to focus on being producti than spending your time trying to trouble shoot hardware issues like on my PC. , I did work with a unix platform earlier in my career and appreciate the "geek" appeal of a device like this (if you allow me to frame it in that positive way). I love the rompecabezas factor of researching and experimenting how to mount all my MacOS, iOS and Windows devices to this NAS and share them to family and friends. That said, I sospeché one of my family or friends trying to pack one of these up and shudder at the number of calls I would get trying to help solve their problems. So, like I say, regalo't underestimate the background knowledge required to operate a device like this.
Another point, this device is definitely entry level. It's has a small amount of RAM and a slower CPU relative to more expensive models and did not give me the rendimiento speeds I was hoping for. I had been using an Apple Time Capsule and External Drives shared from my PC to access over the local network and had those access speeds as my benchmark. After calling synology Technical Services for advice, I realised the service agent was telling me in a polite way that I should have bought a higher performance model to get the results I was anticipating. Having now accepted this fact, I am now content to live with my seguridad until I feel the need to upgrade in a few years.
Another VERY important point to recognise if this your first NAS, make sure you shut off ALL unessential processes as you start to transfer all your digital photos and videos over to it. While the initial setup and configuration was easy and largely hands off, once the drives are configured and the DSM software installed to manage the system, you are pretty much on your own to figure things out. So like I normally do, I start turning things on to see what they do. This included running things like the indexing software and intermedio generation software, both CPU intensive processes. When I started moving archivos to the NAS, these processes kicked in and started working on the files immediately bringing the system to a grinding halt. Transfer speeds were in the order of kb/s. Imagine moving 100K plus photos and videos at that rate! It was taking days to move a few archivos that would have taken minutes to transfer to my Time Capsule. So, turn off ALL your unnecessary processes, transfer the files and then turn them back on. Or just break down and spend the buck for a higher performing model.
I mentioned Tech Services. They were very good. I submitted a billete and they were back within a day. Service was friendly and helpful. I could send them my system logs so that they could quickly see that my problem was related to the indexing program. In addition to tech services, the Synology Website has so many great step by step tutorials, FAQs and some videos. As I pack up this device, I could find just about everything I needed on the Synology site. Anything that I couldn't was accessible through a weblog somewhere. Again, it is not an Apple approach but unlike Apple's approach you have complete control at your disposal.
Finally, I did buy this for managing photos. There are two Synology applications for this, Photo Station and Moments. Both have strengths and weaknesses. It would be so nice to have the best of both together and, as I understand it, this is coming with the next major update of DSM (i. E. Version 7) but for now, you kinda have to pick one and stick with it. Rather than highlight the features of both here, you will find many sites that opiniones these. Neither are quite Lightroom, Google Photos or Apple Photos but I have high hopes that the new version will bring the best of all these.
Hope you find this useful.

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Opinión de un comprador: Me rozado unos quinientos€ en éste nas y 2 discos de 4TB WD red.
Llevo años con un disco duros usb de 2,5'', he roto dos y siempre he perdida información que contenía.
Ahora me he resuelto en montarme en mi propia masa. Es una recomendación por parte de un compañero de trabajo y su propio sistema operativo tiene bastante buena mota.
Seleccionada la versión play pues con el DLNA puedo repetir las películas directamente en la tv, si no es válido no importante necesario. Con aplicaciones que lleva podemos usted puede reemplazar al Dropbox y elaborar backups automáticos de todos los ordenadores de casa.
Muy conveniente realizar un raid 1(mirroring) por si falla uno de los discos y incrementar la seguridad de los backups

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Opinión de un comprador: Fácil de colocar los discos duros y hacerlo trabajar. Pero si deseas utilizar su propio eventual debes tener conocimietos avanzados de informatica para no perderte. No es automático, ni tiene funcionalidades simples.

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Opinión de un comprador: Después de percibir el NAS QNAP TS-doscientos cincuenta y uno lo configuré utilizando mi PC,fué rapido y el desenlace concreto. Luego he logrado un cable HDMI suplementario y lo conecté a un monitor para mirar como funciona con HybridStation ,allí cogí que no en todos los casos sale el sonido y que la QNAP tiene inconvenientes de audio al enchufarla directamente a una monitora! !! Tengo el ultimo firmware instalado y lo traté con otros cables HDMI pero el problema persiste: (

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Opinión de un comprador: He pasado por 3 modelos de la serie J (siempre de 1 abra): DS109J, retirado tras 6 años cuando ha dejado de percibir actualizaciones del productor y ya le costaba estar a la altura por efectividad de las funciones más recientes. Me pasé al DS115J que ha provocado la batalla durante 5 años 24/7, y que hubiese inmediato así de no ser porque por un fatídico error le conecté una fuente de alimentación de 19V, en lugar de la suya que es de 12V. .. Básicamente lo freí, aunque heroicamente recomendó sus recintos para rescatar el disco duro que no vino a padecer daños.
Así que he oculto por su sustituta natural y me he loco por éste DS120J que repite al precedente en rememoración RAM y aporta CPU de doble eje. Ciertamente se aprecia en el rendimiento normal, tanto de la interfaz web como de las aplicaciones y rendimiento en lectura/escritura de datos.
Para los interesados, decir que el proceso de emigración en un caso así fué tan fácil como retirar el disco del viejo Disk Station e insertarlo en el nuevo. Al encenderlo el sistema advierte el sistema instalado y por medio del asistente te plantea diferentes opciones (instalación nueva eliminada datos, o desplazamiento de los datos existentes al nuevo sistema). Seleccionando esta última opción el asistente se encarga de revisar versiones del sistema, actualizar todo lo que se requiere para concluir reiniciando.
Las únicas configuraciones que recuerdo darse perdida han sido la IP estática que tenía asignada (la cambia a DHCP) y la configuración de inicio de pase con la cuenta de synology para DDNS. Todo lo otras personas (clientes, conjuntos, configuraciones de confianza, certificados, etc. .. ) seguía allí. También obliga el sistema a "arreglar" (restablecer) Las aplicaciones que tuvieses instaladas, pero una vez realizado, conservan también las opciones específicas de cada una de ellas.
Así que a proseguir como minimo otros 5 años más con éste nuevo ejemplar!

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Opinión de un comprador: Awesome functionality and features

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Opinión de un comprador: Adquirí 2 de éstos IronWolf 10TB para un nas Synology, en forma análoga a ofensivo 1. Por ahora me encuentro contento, son algo más ruidosos de lo que me esperaba, mucho más que nivel basal de decibelios del doble ventilador del NAS, pero poseen velocidades de transacción y acceso muy buenas. No hubo problema alguno con ámbitos defectuosos o falta de conformidad.
La mayor problema por ahora es la fiabilidad, con menos de un mes de montaje en mis equipos, estamos lejos de lograr contar nada útil. En un par de años hablamos.

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Opinión de un comprador: This was bought as a replacement for another nas, and so far it's performing ok. Others have commented on the vigor, and yes, data transfer from the old drive was very painful indeed (we did it folder by folder over several nights).
However, this drive is used in an office environment (i. E. No large media files), and in this setting its vigor is perfectly adequate during daily operations. But given the experience during data migration, I wouldn't want to shift large data volumes to and from the drive on a daily basis.
The programa is fine, we used the supplied Windows app to pack up usuarios and passwords without any undue stress, and are also able to access files from Android (sorry, no Apple devices present, so I cannot comment).

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Opinión de un comprador: Como producto perfecto, como usabilidad, solo para ordenador; para moviles carece de un software o Aplicación legal, se hace muy difícil funcionar con el enchufado en iterinancia (datos movil)

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