Transporter NAS Device

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Pros:

Retain full control of data.
Affordable pricing.
Easy to sync and backup data.

Cons:

Glitchy software.
Some file management tasks can cause Transporter to hang.

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Last revision on November 21, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Retain full control of data
Affordable pricing
Easy to sync and backup data
Can access remote Transporter over Web

Reviewers Didn't Like

Glitchy software
Some file management tasks can cause Transporter to hang
No Android support
Confusing invitation process

Expert reviews and ratings

Transporter is a NAS that wants to be a cloud storage service. It offers a simple way to share data across multiple sites and users in secure and private way.

By PCMag on December 23, 2013

The Transporter, from Connected Data, is one of the strangest, sci-fi looking devices to ever grace a desktop. It's initially a driveless device, but a standard, single, 3.5" drive can easily be inserted – though once the frame is removed it feels a...

By micromart.co.uk on November 28, 2013

This is easier said than done, however. Getting a terabyte of stuff to a cloud provider could take days; the cost is significant (Google charges $600 per year for storing 1Tb, and Amazon Cloud Drive is £320); and then there's the fact that you've signed...

By howtospendit.ft.com on March 01, 2014