#synology nas

So here at YugaTech, we’ve been using NAS devices for several years now as our primary storage system. 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. 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. What’s in the Box Synology DS925+ main unit AC power cord & adapter 2 × RJ‑45 LAN cables 2 × hard drive tray keys 18 × screws for 2.5″ drives Design and Setup At first glance, the Synology DS925+ follows the familiar look we’ve seen from previous DiskStation models. Synology has always favored function over flashy aesthetics, and this unit is no different. This makes upgrading or optimizing your NAS straightforward, even for first-time users. Read more in our articles including "Synology DS925+ 4-Bay NAS Review" and "Synology DS723+ Review".