Qnap TS-659 Pro 2

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Marvell 88SE9125 6Gb/s controller may not keep up with new SSDs, Some capabilities will be too daunting for a novice SOHO user, Many consumer HDDs not suitable for drive arrays, enterprise units are $$$

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Marvell 88SE9125 6Gb/s controller may not keep up with new SSDs, Some capabilities will be too daunting for a novice SOHO user, Many consumer HDDs not suitable for drive arrays, enterprise units are $$$

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The QNAP TS-659 Pro II is a consummately professional piece of network storage hardware, with bay capacity, processing power and memory expandability to accomodate your requirements. Extra USB 3.0 ports aid its integration with modern external...

By PC Advisor on January 23, 2012

The QNAP TS-659-PROII is well rounded and performs well. The warranty offering of 1-year and a somewhat prohibitive price point does push it out of contention for an award. Value for money is an important factor in times of economic hardship, we are...

By WhichNAS on July 18, 2011

Although the rating and final score mentioned in this conclusion are made to be as objective as possible, please be advised that every author perceives these factors differently at various points in time. While we each do our best to ensure that all...

By Benchmark Reviews on June 08, 2011

You are previewing premium content. Become an Insider to read the full article. The QNAP Turbo NAS became my favorite during the testing. What this unit lacks in special cloud features (see the Iomega and Netgear reviews), it makes up in...

By InfoWorld on October 19, 2011

QNAP is a well known player in the SMB / SOHO NAS market. This market is a highly competitive one with many players like Synology, Thecus, Netgear, LaCie, Sagate and Western Digital. Consumers with a necessity to store and backup their home media...

By AnandTech on September 19, 2011