Thecus N7510 7-Bay Tower

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Pros:

Low cost with 7 bays for the price of 5 (or lower cost,) 2GB of RAM, Industry standard Atom processor, Highquality Intel 82574L gigabit network controllers, Both a graphical web management interface and SSH terminal access
Multiple volume support, Two USB 3.0 ports, HDMI & VGA ports, Audio I/O ports

Cons:

Slightly more audible fans than other 7 or 8 bay solutions
No optional 10 GbE, Very basic IPv6 support, Both USB 3.0 on front panel

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Last revision on January 23, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Low cost with 7 bays for the price of 5 (or lower cost,) 2GB of RAM, Industry standard Atom processor, Highquality Intel 82574L gigabit network controllers, Both a graphical web management interface and SSH terminal access
Multiple volume support, Two USB 3.0 ports, HDMI & VGA ports, Audio I/O ports

Reviewers Didn't Like

Slightly more audible fans than other 7 or 8 bay solutions
No optional 10 GbE, Very basic IPv6 support, Both USB 3.0 on front panel

Expert reviews and ratings

Overall the Thecus N7510 performed well. Setup was straightforward in the web interface. We spent more time screwing in 7 hard drives into their trays than we did on configuration of the machine. That is how this class of NAS should be. iSCSI worked fine...

By servethehome.com on April 04, 2014

Thecus is no slouch when it comes to producing affordable NAS solutions. They have been producing some of the best performing NAS at an unbeatable price for as long as I can remember. With the introduction of their Vision Series, Thecus has put the...

By Computing on Demand on March 08, 2014

After spending so much time with the N7510, I have really grown to love it. Typically, the sweet spot price wise for a small business or home NAS is around four bays. Thecus set out to make a cheaper 7 bay NAS and without a doubt that did that. That...

By LanOC Reviews on July 07, 2014

Here we have a NAS product from Thecus that makes a lot of sense. The N7510 offers small business and home users the promise of massive storage capabilities without the massive price tag. Products such as the QNAP TS-869L which are intended as budget...

By Legion Hardware on March 25, 2014

Thecus over the year have racked up a number of firsts in the network storage sector including the introduction of the worlds first five bay NAS, first NAS with 10GBase-T support, the first NAS with media display output via HDMI and more. Its safe to say...

By eTeknix on April 11, 2013

Thecus has been spiffing up its SMB NAS family with processor upgrades and media playback features like HDMI and analog audio I/Os. A few months back, we looked at the five-bay N5550, which brought a Intel D2550 Atom CPU to Thecus' five-bay SMB offerings...

By SmallNetBuilder on December 19, 2012