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Drobo 5N review

Posted on October 11, 2016December 21, 2018 By Jarvis

The market for high-performance storage devices is diverse and constantly growing. There are plenty of products that offer decent storage capabilities out there, but they often compromise on usability and are targeted at people with technology expertise.

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And when you find something that’s easy to use and has all the top features you require, it can prove costly. Drobo, a company well-known for its storage products and solutions, wants to change this with the Drobo 5N.

It’s an affordable, easy-to-use network-based 64TB storage solution and is gunning for the average NAS drive. As well as being easy to get up and running, the device – which costs around £479 (around $600/AUS$800) – is flexible and expandable. And it aims to keep your data safe at the same time.
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