Netgear ReadyNAS RN626X

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Pros:

Durable build with a modern design, Strong performance, offering features such as snap-shots, Easy-to-use management software
Two built-in Standard 10GbE ports, Built-in antivirus, Expandable to 11-bays via expansion unit, BTRFS Filesystem (unlimited volume snapshots)

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Front unlabeled interface can be confusing to use
No lock on disks or drive bay door

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Last revision on October 3, 2018

Reviewers Liked

Durable build with a modern design, Strong performance, offering features such as snap-shots, Easy-to-use management software
Two built-in Standard 10GbE ports, Built-in antivirus, Expandable to 11-bays via expansion unit, BTRFS Filesystem (unlimited volume snapshots)

Reviewers Didn't Like

Front unlabeled interface can be confusing to use
No lock on disks or drive bay door

Expert reviews and ratings

With its premium build and solid performance, the ReadyNAS 626X offers small businesses and home office an easy-to-use NAS solution that can scale as...

By StorageReview on December 13, 2016

As we've noted in many reviews, many of today's NASes can be limited by the bandwidth of a single Gigabit Ethernet connection when transferring large sequential files That's why you'll see many of the file copy read and file copy performance numbers...

By SmallNetBuilder on October 24, 2016

Obviously, you pay a premium for the performance a 10 GbE-enabled NAS can provide. So you probably don't want to consider one unless you have the need and a plan for migrating your switch and client(s) to 10 GbE.Still, even without 10 GbE, the RN626X...