Testseek.com have collected 18 expert reviews of the QNAP TS-439 Pro and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for QNAP TS-439 Pro.
September 2009
(88%)
18 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
iSCSI suport, AES 256-bit Volume based encryption, Dual Gigabit with teaming and Plenty of network options, RAID 0, 1, 5, 6spare/JBOD disk configuration, Excellent user interface, Quiet and cool, Good performance per price ratio
Only 1 USB on the front
Generally speaking, the TS-439 Pro performs quite admirably considering it is selling at less than half of the price of the TS-809 Pro. Our test shows that the TS-439 Pro generally comes in at about 70 to 80 % of the transfer rate in both reading and ...
Extensive data storage capacity, Flexible RAID configuration, quick setup, New firmware is a huge improvement in design, Many sever applications and software features available
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The QNAP TS-439 has a lot of great features going for it. For a 4 drive NAS device which really is a computer optimized for storage purposes, it doesn’t have a huge footprint. The black front with gun metal aluminum chassis gives it a very sleek and...
Extensive data storage capacity, Flexible RAID configuration, quick setup, New firmware is a huge improvement in design, Many sever applications and software features available
1 year warranty
The QNAP TS-439 has a lot of great features going for it. For a 4 drive NAS device which really is a computer optimized for storage purposes, it doesnt have a huge footprint. The black front with gun metal aluminum chassis gives it a very sleek and pr...
Abstract: Today at DigitalReviews we are looking at two all-in-one NAS Pro units from QNAP, the TS-439 Pro and the TS-809 Pro. On paper, both of these Network Attached Storage (NAS) units are the most fully featured and capable devices we have seen on our rev...
Online volume expansion and RAID migration, iSCSI target, Local console and remote SSH root access, Builtin LAMP server, DLNA multimedia server, FTP, iTunes, Fast attached backup to USB and eSATA drives
Relatively expensive
Four-drive server-like Intel Atom-based BYOD NAS with support for single drives, JBOD and RAID 0, 1, 5, 5+ hot spare and 6....
We are certainly impressed with the QNAP TS-439 Turbo NAS unit. Next to an elegant and stylish design, it is just loaded with features. I have barely touched and shown the surface of all its features. In fact there are so many features that it might...
The use of the Atom platform in a NAS is a positive development. Besides compatibility with all x86 software, it delivers high performance. Unfortunately, the low price – which is yet another advantage of the platform – has not yet reached thi...
Abstract: In our digital age we all require more and more storage, well actually I do. Dont get me wrong, Im not talking about average storage dedicated to porn collections, but really fast, secure, and powerful storage systems that only a NAS can provide. (NA...
Impressive hardware and software specs, Quality construction, Stable OS, Two eSATA and five USB ports for expandability, LCD for administration without a PC, Thorough documentation
Expensive
Once again, this is an excellent showing from QNAP. Their NAS units have always exceeded my expectations by offering an impressive feature set and quality construction that consistently goes above and beyond the competition. The TS-439 Pro NAS contin...
For a user willing to pay the $900 price tag for a fully featured NAS, the TS-439 Pro Turbo NAS is a good choice. It is well-designed and has flexibility that power users will appreciate. It has tons features, but a number of these require workarou...
