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Synology DiskStation DS223J 2-Bay 3.5" SATA HDD/ 2.5" SATA SSD/ 4-core 1.7 GH...
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About this product
Product Identifiers
BrandSynology
MPNDS223J
eBay Product ID (ePID)26061802830
Product Key Features
Storage Capacity1 GB
USB SpecificationUSB 3.0
Number of Bays2
ColourWhite
Form Factor3.5 in
Drive Type(s) SupportedHDD + SSD
InterfaceEthernet, SATA III
Dimensions
Item Heightsee description
Depth225.2 mm
Width100 mm
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Ratings and reviews
Most relevant reviews
- 20 May, 2021
Frustrating with unintuitive defaults that will confuse you and waste your time
If you're expecting this device to be simple and intuitive, you will be disappointed and worse frustrated. I initially installed 1 HDD and noticed that the files I copied onto it consumed twice the disk space I expected. I couldn't find a good explanation of SHR (their RAID) that answered the question of what it did on a single disk and assumed it had made redundant copies. So I added another drive. And found I still had no more disk space. 2Tb was consuming 8 Tb of physical disk space. Is that what you want? By default, hidden in options - it created another version of every file I copied which initially doubled the disk space. Then, adding the second disk, it made a redundant copy in case of drive failure. Now the second part was expected (RAID). The first was not. Apparently this is 'helpful' for some people. It's called 'versioning' - but it's more correctly DiskSpaceWaste(TM). It's flawed for 2 reasons. First it should not be on by default, Second it not make copies of files before they're modified - essentially duplicating the files independent of RAID. It's comically bad and indefensible. Sure - offer versioning but don't have it on by default and don't make extra versions until something changes.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 22 Dec, 2016
Fast and Powerful
Neat and compact, replaced an old computer which I use for a server. Automatically back up my files and photos and I can access them remotely.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 23 May, 2024
All good
All goodVerified purchase: YesCondition: New
