A great mid-range two-bay NAS appliance with some impressive talents
Impressive number of ports; Robust chassis; Doesn't use much power;
Tricky to set up; Read speeds aren't great;
A great mid-range two-bay NAS appliance with some impressive talents
Impressive number of ports; Robust chassis; Doesn't use much power;
Tricky to set up; Read speeds aren't great;
Designed for personal and small business use, the Asustor AS6302T ($369) is a two-bay NAS device that uses Intel's new Apollo Lake platform and HDMI 2.0 connectivity to serve up 4K video, photos, and music, while providing RAID level protection for your data. It supports a wealth of mobile and web-based apps, but its file transfer performance is mediocre and installation can be tricky. At $369 it's a bit pricey, considering you'll have to supply your own drives. Design and Features The AS6302T ($269.00 at Amazon) offers two 3.5-inch drive bays with quick-release trays and will support up to 20TB of storage. This NAS is powered by Intel's new dual-core 2GHz Apollo Lake Celeron CPU and comes with 2GB of DDR3 memory, which can be expanded to 8GB. It supports RAID 0, RAID 1, and JBOD configurations. The black enclosure measures 6.4 by 4.2 by 9.0 inches (HWD) and weighs 4.4 pounds (without drives). The rear of the enclosure holds two USB 3.0 ports, a USB-C port, two Gigabit LAN ports,...
The Asustor AS6302T is a two-bay NAS device that offers an admirable port selection and feature set, but it can be tricky to install and its file-transfer speeds are mediocre.
4K video output; USB Type-C connectivity; User-friendly web and mobile management apps; Supports lots of third-party apps
Pricey; Middling file transfer speeds; Finicky installation process
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