Testseek.com have collected 20 expert reviews of the Synology DS1621+ 6-bay USB3 and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Synology DS1621+ 6-bay USB3.
May 2021
(87%)
20 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(97%)
39 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
87010020
The editors liked
High performance
High build quality
Fantastic operating system (DSM)
Btrfs and EXT4 support (internal drives)
Docker support
Front USB 3.0 port (with two more at the back)
Two eSATA ports
Four Gigabit Ethernet ports
2x M.2 slots for SSD cache
Com
The editors didn't like
Not affordable
CPU without an integrated GPU
So forget 4K video transcoding
Expected upgraded Ethernet ports (2.5 Gb)
Plastic HDD trays are without anti-vibration materials
You cannot format an external disk into NTFS (but NTFS disks are recognized p
Abstract: Last year we took an in-depth ‘deep dive' into the Synology ecosystem via the rather good DiskStation DS1520+ and walked away very impressed with the state of the NAS appliance industry. Today we will be putting another Synology under the microscope to fu...
Abstract: Last year we took an in-depth ‘deep dive' into the Synology ecosystem via the rather good DiskStation DS1520+ and walked away very impressed with the state of the NAS appliance industry. Today we will be putting another Synology under the microscope to fu...
High performance, High build quality, Fantastic operating system (DSM), btrfs and EXT4 support (internal drives), Docker support, Front USB 3.0 port (with two more at the back), Two eSATA ports, Four Gigabit Ethernet ports, 2x M.2 slots for SSD cache, Com
Not affordable, CPU without an integrated GPU, so forget 4K video transcoding, Expected upgraded Ethernet ports (2.5 Gb), Plastic HDD trays are without anti-vibration materials, You cannot format an external disk into NTFS (but NTFS disks are recognized p
The Synology DS1621+ retails for $799.99. High performance High build quality Fantastic operating system (DSM) btrfs and EXT4 support (internal drives) Docker support Front USB 3.0 port (with two more at the back) Two eSATA ports Four Gigabit Ethernet po...
Published: 2021-03-28, Author: David , review by: itwire.com
Abstract: Taiwanese network-attached storage (NAS) vendor, Synology, released its new Synology DS1621+ DiskStation desktop model late last year, along with a beta version of the DSM 7.0 software that drives it. Together, they make an unbeatable combination for your...
Published: 2021-05-05, Author: Dave , review by: itpro.co.uk
Abstract: Stepping up as the direct replacement to Synology's six-bay DS1618+ desktop NAS appliance, the DS1621+ offers a number of interesting improvements over its predecessor. The big news is Intel getting the elbow, as the DS1621+ is one of a range of new Plus...
No 2.5GbE built in, Upgrades cost extra, No hardware transcoding
It's not perfect, but for the right business looking for fast yet affordable mid-range data handling, the DS1621+ has a lot to offer. It's easy to bemoan the lack of 2.5GbE but the PCIe slot means 10GbE is a reasonably priced upgrade for those who truly n...
Abstract: Looking for a more efficient way to access and share files between your colleagues? Check out how the Synology DS-1621+ keeps our data! Check out our video below...
RAM upgrade to the Synology DiskStation DS1621+ is inevitable if you are going to use it beyond the role of a NAS for storage. Going for Synology 8GB DDR4 ECC Unbuffered SODIMM (D4ES01-8G) is a more expensive investment but it's not much compared to the v...
Abstract: This is the second installment of the series of blogs on NAS upgrading. For the first article on the consideration of upgrading your NAS and also the hardware review of the Synology DiskStation DS1621+, please click here. After talking about the factors...
Abstract: I have been using Synology Network Attached Storage (NAS) since mid-2011 starting with the DS1511+. I still remembered that I bought it from Memory World at Funan Centre together with a 2GB SODIMM memory upgrade for an arm and a leg back then. I was usin...
