Testseek.com have collected 43 expert reviews of the Asustor AS-3102T 2-bay USB3 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Asustor AS-3102T 2-bay USB3.
April 2016
(82%)
43 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
We are not really surprised that a company managed by Asus can manage a feature rich, well thought out and well specified product. NASes are not what they used to be, and the Asustor AS3102T is a good example of how far they have come. There isn't anythin...
Chart-topping performance, Broad feature set with lots of installable apps, Very low noise
Disks are not hot-swappable
The ASUSTOR AS3102T earned the #1 Rank for RAID 1 NAS performance. It also provides a lot of features, including HDMI output for its current $235 price. But it doesn't have hot-swappable, front-loading drives, has only one gigabit Ethernet port and is lim...
Fair price for what is offered, Power consumption, Good performance with both open and encrypted file transfers, Silent, Hardware-transcoding engine, 4K multimedia playback support, HDMI 1.4b port, Folder-based encryption (but no option for volume encrypt
Increased CPU and HDD temperatures under taxing conditions, RAM is not expandable, It doesn't feature a hot-swappable HDD design, Awkward position of the power button, Still no options for widgets, and you cannot re-size windows in ADM (but this will chan
The Asustor AS3202T retails for $299. Fair price for what is offered Power consumption Good performance with both open and encrypted file transfers Silent Hardware-transcoding engine 4K multimedia playback support HDMI 1.4b port Folder-based encryption (b...
Published: 2016-06-11, Author: Jon , review by: wegotserved.com
Despite a few performance issues, the ASUSTOR AS3102T has many strings to its bow. It can handle network storage amicably with low power consumption, great read and write transfer speeds plus a multitude of apps allowing you to configure the NAS for a wid...
The AS3102T is a great little NAS. It looks the part and offers some great features. Many NAS in this price range are crippled with features but asustor keeps their message consistent. ADM is a refined and robust operating environment that gives users gre...
Intel Celeron N3050 Dual-Core CPU, Very Good Performance, Features, Power
Internal Drive Mounts, Rear On/Off Power Button, Fixed RAM Size,
The AS3102T is actually the 7th NAS server we've received from ASUSTOR and I have to admit that it doesn't have much to be jealous of its more high-end brothers something which is also evident from the results recorded in our charts. The a...
Affordable price, Good performance with both open and encrypted file transfers, Low power consumption, Silent operation, Hardware-transcoding engine, 4K multimedia playback support, HDMI 1.4b port, Folder-based encryption (but no option for volume encrypt
RAM isn't expandable, It doesn't feature a hot-swappable HDD design, Awkward position of the power button, The Storage Manager app crashed several times when I tried to remove a volume, Still no options for widgets, and you cannot re-size windows in ADM
The Asustor AS3102T retails for $259. Affordable price Good performance with both open and encrypted file transfers Low power consumption Silent operation Hardware-transcoding engine 4K multimedia playback support HDMI 1.4b port Folder-based encryption (b...
The Asustor AS3102T isn't the fastest NAS appliance we've tested, but it's close. Other models have it beaten on ease-of-use or sync and sharing features, but this is one impressive entry-level two-bay NAS.OverallSpecs$373 AUD (without HDDs)(pricing info)...
The Asustor AS3102T isn't the fastest NAS appliance we've tested, but it's close. Other models have it beaten on ease-of-use or sync and sharing features, but this is one impressive entry-level two-bay NAS.OverallSpecs$373 AUD (without HDDs)(pricing info)...
Published: 2016-03-04, Author: Jonathan , review by: aphnetworks.com
In the conclusion of the ASUSTOR AS1002T review, I have concluded the company's value offering was more "smart" than "cheap". There were a few things you had to give up in order to hit that $180 price tag, like number crunching prowess and multimedia feat...
