QNAP
Reddit take
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Pros
- Terramaster just has a new os and is more open, as is Qnap.
- Yeah. 8 bay qnap full of shucked easystores... five years and all going strong.
- I’ve loved my QNAP for the past 8 years so tempted to just bite the bullet and buy the 464.
- Synology, QNAP, TrueNAS, all will do.
- Synology, QNaP or Ugreen would be my recommdnations.
Cons
- I have a mac mini + DAS setup, and honestly I like it much better than the QNAP I had before.
- 1. buy a NAS (QNAP, Synology,...)
- I really don't want to power up huge blade servers (fx2 and qnap)
- The other issue I have with qnap is container support sucks on QTS, but I cannot speak on QUTS. I cannot run any containers on my qnap nas, and their software suite sucks compared to others.
- I'd prefer to invest in base h/w and use my time vs use Synology/QNAP.
Sentiment
28 positive (62%) · 6 mixed (13%) · 11 negative (24%)
Trust + time weighted score: +38% · raw score 38%
What redditors said (10 of 45)
Terramaster just has a new os and is more open, as is Qnap.
I have a mac mini + DAS setup, and honestly I like it much better than the QNAP I had before.
1. buy a NAS (QNAP, Synology,...)
Yeah. 8 bay qnap full of shucked easystores... five years and all going strong.
I really don't want to power up huge blade servers (fx2 and qnap)
I’ve loved my QNAP for the past 8 years so tempted to just bite the bullet and buy the 464.
Synology, QNAP, TrueNAS, all will do.
Synology, QNaP or Ugreen would be my recommdnations.
I did this for years using two QNAPs. My ROI was ~14 months with slightly lower storage requirements.
I’ve heard good things about Ugreen and QNAP too.
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