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Synology DS918+ NAS Review

Posted on November 18, 2017June 3, 2019 By Jarvis

Our homes are turning into small offices, whether or not they actually have home offices inside. Multiple devices, increased use, and complicated setups now require more than the average box ISPs provide. 4K videos, thousands of photos and documents, and smart TVs have easily made external hard drives ineffective. For data storage and retrieval even at home, and especially in SMBs, you’ll want to invest in a solid NAS solution. And when it comes to such storage boxes, the Synology DS918+ is easily at the top of the line. This is why.

Design

Looks can be deceiving, and that is especially true with the DS918+. It follows after the DS916+ and, at first glance, it almost seems like there have been very few and superficial changes in the design. The changes Synology made, however, have very significant consequences.
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