#Synology DS723+

With that in mind, we'd like to introduce you to Synology. For the uninformed, Synology has been one of the go-to brands to look for in the NAS space. We've actually had a Synology DS1618+ in the YugaTech studio for around 3 and a half years now and it's served our purposes more than adequately. This time, we're going to check out one of Synology's newest offerings, the Synology DS723+ NAS device. Compared to the Synology DS223 we featured earlier, the Synology DS723+ has a few more features that make it a more versatile solution than the former. Synology DS723+ The Synology DS723+ has 2 drive bays with a maximum of 7 drive bays via an expansion unit (with DX517). It supports multiple RAID configurations — Synology Hybrid RAID, Basic, JBOD, RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5 (with Expansion Unit), RAID 6 (with Expansion Unit), and RAID 10 (with Expansion Unit). While many NAS solutions have indeed adopted smaller form factors, the fact that you have room for 10GbE and dual NVMe drives with the DS723+ is still something to applaud. Read more in our articles including "Synology DS723+ Review" and "Synology launches DiskStation DS418j, a 4-bay NAS server".