Testseek.com have collected 13 expert reviews of the QNAP TS-209 Pro 2 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for QNAP TS-209 Pro 2.
September 2008
(82%)
13 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
NAS has lots of features, Reduces power consumption compared to servers
Only 1 network interface
QNAP has certainly provided a product with features not commonly found on a NAS. In doing so, they have enabled your home user to great a powerful 24/7 server running on a fraction of the power typically required for an all out computer. You can setup ...
NAS has lots of features, Reduces power consumption compared to servers
Only 1 network interface
QNAP has certainly provided a product with features not commonly found on a NAS. In doing so, they have enabled your home user to great a powerful 24/7 server running on a fraction of the power typically required for an all out computer. You can setup ...
If you have a home office and want to take advantage of a few of the features mentioned in this review, then this product is for you. This product can be found on the Internet for under $400. If you plan on using this for storing files only, I would...
Super small, Fast, Space for 2 Drives, Super easy to install, Tons of options, Print Server, Bittorent
No HTPC server front end, Better backup software
So we have taken a good long look at the QNAP TS-209 Pro II NAS and have all that it can do an offer, but is it right for you? It all depends on what you need to do with it. Are you a website designer than needs a local server to test with? Do you like...
and ExperiencesThere are lots of things that makes the TS-209 II attractive, but under the veil of features lies a middle-of-the-road piece of hardware. The only thing that makes the TS-209 II worth buying over the original TS-209 is the extra 128MB o...
Build to last with a steel case, Great Application suite, Incredible Ease of Use, Bit Torrent Software, Gigabit Ethernet
2 hard Drives just is not enough, Price being on the high side for only have 2 hard drives, Having to Flash OS to Upgrade System, Adding a Boost with the Cache that Lost Some Functions
Operating a Network Attached Storage device (NAS) is not a difficult thing, in fact in many cases it’s a perfect server replacement and this product from QNAP makes the whole process that much easier. Still there are a few things that have been a l...
USB ports for printers, mass storage, and quick backups of mass storage devices, Gigabit Ethernet, albeit this is expected nowadays, DAAP (iTunes), DLNA/UPnP (Xbox/PS3) sharing, SSH access for remote administration, Proper SFTP support as of firmware 2.1...
User interface is ugly even though its functional, Claims Linux support, but requires Mac OS X or Windows to initialize
The QNAP TS-209 Pro II is another fine device in QNAPs line-up. Its well-suited for substantial home back up or a small business NAS. Throw two decent-sized hard drives in it and itll serve up a variety of things-files, printers, music, video, and ...
Abstract: to the QNAP TS-209 Pro II Many small businesses and advanced home users will use some form of external storage device to backup data or store common files across a network. One of the most convenient methods of doing this is to use a NAS (Network Atta...
