#Synology DS925+

We’ve relied heavily on Synology NAS units in both our home setups and office video production workflows, so we know the ins and outs of how these devices function in real-world scenarios. (Synology DS923+, Synology DS920+, Synology DS-1621+, Synology DS1618+) But in this review, we’re focusing on the latest Synology DS925+ in a simple office environment. Pairing the DS925+ with this router so that it can utilize its dual 2.5GbE ports and deliver the needed transfers throughout our office. Understanding Synology Model Names If you’re new to Synology Devices, the model names can look a little daunting and confusing at first glance. DS stands for DiskStation, which are Synology’s desktop-style NAS units; the ones most people buy for home or office use. In the case of the DS925+, the “9” puts it in the more capable midrange series, while “25” confirms it was released in 2025. So in short: DS925+ means it’s a desktop DiskStation, positioned in the midrange tier, released this 2025, with the “plus” enhancements for added performance and features. For example, DS925+ was launched in 2025. Read more in our articles including "Synology DS925+ 4-Bay NAS Review" and "Synology launches DiskStation DS418j, a 4-bay NAS server".