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QNAP TS-209 II Reviews

$344.72

Faster transfer rates than average, absurd number of features, informative front display (maximumpc.com)

Gigabit Ethernet, Very complete set of features, Easy to use, Ability to expand via USB or... (techpowerup.com)

alaTest Review Summary for QNAP TS-209 II

We have collected and analyzed 14 expert reviews and 14 user reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 79/100 and users rate it 58/100. The average review date is June 9, 2008. We have compared these reviews to 58005 reviews from other Computer Memory. Last update: November 21, 2009.

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28 reviews

November, 2009

79 / 100

14 Experts

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58 / 100

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Expert Reviews (14)

US

Qnap TS-209 Pro II

By David Murphy (maximumpc.com)

Based on the name alone, one would expect Qnap's TS-209 Pro II NAS box to offer more features than its predecessors-particularly our leader in this storage category, Qnap's TS-109 Pro. And while the former does allow for increased capacity, it does ...

Faster transfer rates than average, absurd number of features, informative front display

Not the fastest NAS box we've tested, features not at all different from previous models, only USB connections for external backup

, anything, for the TS-209 Pro II's benchmark performance. It does not. In fact, even after we added a speedy Velociraptor drive to the unit to eliminate any kind of hard drive bottleneck, the TS-209 Pro II was still unable to top the TS-109 Pro in ...

Rating

70100

maximumpc.com
US

QNAP TS-209 Pro Turbo Station

By DanTheBanjoman (techpowerup.com)

With the TS-209 Pro QNAP extends their professional NAS series with a dual bay, RAID capable product. It features all the luxuries of the previous model with added redundancy or, if preferred, increased storage space.

Gigabit Ethernet, Very complete set of features, Easy to use, Ability to expand via USB or changing the OS, Data redundancy (RAID 1), Hotswappable, High performance compared to the competition

Not the cheapest on the market, Doesn't come with a hard drive

For a small company that doesn't use huge files or a demanding home user with a low budget the TS-209 offers a lot of value. The rich features and ability to expand make it a long term investment. Even though you could probably build a faster server ...

Rating

90100

techpowerup.com
AU

QNAP TS-209 Pro NAS

By Alex Kidman, CNET.com.au (zdnet.com.au)

RAID Support, Good Web interface, Supports UPnP, PHP, Server functions

Poor Mac OS support, Comparatively expensive

QNAP's TS-209 Pro offers a compelling mix of server functionality and straight-up NAS backup options.

There's a dedicated one-touch copy button on the front of the TS-209 Pro for...

Rating

88100

zdnet.com.au

User Reviews (14)

US

Better than the homebrew NAS?

By oihorse (maximumpc.com)

Given the choice of this NAS box or the homebrew one featured in the October PC mag, which would you go for?

US

That would be hard to say, since the homebrewed one is PC-based

By bcweir (maximumpc.com)

You'd have different stats because you would have so many variables in the benchmark. There are as many variations on the homebrewed NAS specs as there are PC's in the world. Personally I don't think it would be a fair comparison, since you would be com...

AU

QNAP TS-209 Pro NAS

By Josh (cnet.com.au)

Does what it says with loads of features. Spindown issues are related to the drives you put in it. Note; most Seagate 7200.11 drives have firmware issues and this batch have huge amounts of DOA's esp the 1.5Tbs - check newegg comments. Western Digital s...

Aesthetic ; Solid

Give me more throughput for RAID1 ; Put in a wireless adapter

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