Synology’s two-bay DS212+ NAS drive is a full-featured speedster with an outstanding operating system. The network-attached storage (NAS) box–an external storage device that attaches to your ...

The DiskStation DS923+’s four bays are built for 3.5-inch and 2.5-inch drives, but it includes two M.2 2280 NVMe SSD slots to kit out the NAS with fast caching. You might want that extra speed ...

C alling Synology the Apple of the NAS world isn’t a stretch. With over 13 million units sold, the company has taken what was ...

Inserting a drive into the wrong bay can cause major issues, so do not skip this step. If you are disassembling your NAS for ...

Today I'm going to look at the QNAP TS-233, a two-bay NAS device that can be used as a secondary spot to store your data. While some may need a device with more drive bays, those with more modest ...

The second most important factor in the decision-making for a NAS enclosure is the number of drive bays. The higher the number of bays, the more drives you can install, and the more capacity you ...

This 3D printable NAS enclosure designed by [Paul-Louis Ageneau] helps address the issue by integrating two drive bays which can accommodate 2.25 inch laptop hard disk drives and their associated ...

Think of a NAS drive as a multipurpose home server—not just storage attached to your network—and the possibilities will open up. Other options include the 2-bay Ugreen NASync DXP2800 and the 4 ...

The LinkStation 220D is a dual-bay NAS drive that houses two separate hard drives. You can buy it ‘unpopulated’ – with no drives at all – and then provide the drives that you want to use ...

The AS6804T, as I'll call it from this point onwards, is a four-bay NAS that takes 2.5 or 3.5-inch conventional drives or SATA SSDs, and inside are also two M.2 slots for PCIe NVMe drives.