Testseek.com have collected 84 expert reviews of the Origin Storage Thecus N2310 and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Origin Storage Thecus N2310.
June 2014
(75%)
84 Reviews
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Abstract: There's a lot to like about the Thecus N2310 NAS. For $149, you're getting network-attached storage with an impressive feature set. Performance is also impressive; it has the second-fastest read I/O speeds among NASes I've tested in the consumer/SOHO clas...
Published: 2014-06-20, Author: Les , review by: thessdreview.com
We have had the Thecus N2310 set up and running for several months and, perhaps we owe Thecus a bit of an apology for being so late in this report. This fact, in itself, provides a big compliment for Thecus as the N2310 was that easy to set up and forget...
Energy-efficient AMCC processor, Two hot-swap drive bays, Supports RAID 0, 1 and JBOD, Web-based file access, File sharing for Windows, Mac and Linux clients, iTunes, Piczza and Plex Media servers, Built-in FTP and print servers, BitTorrent client, Gigabi
Plastic construction, ThecusOS's single window design does not allow multi-tasking
Cheap, Possibility to setup network location, Easy to install HDDs
Not user friendly, Few apps, Slow loading/opening apps and files on the desktop, Fan fairly loud, I had some issues to install the software with the Intelligent NAS program and I also could not get DDNS working, Mobile apps not optimized for newer device
The Thecus N2310 is a really cheap NAS and if you only want to use it as a big hard drive on the LAN network this will probaably be enough, but if you want to have a fast NAS with a lot of options I would not recommend this. I my eyes you better pay a 100...
Easy setup, Reliable operation, Additional apps enhance value, iTunes server option works perfectly, It's a self-contained bit torrent machine
Interface might require more advanced users, Mobile app only stable on iOS during testing, Overall the Thecus N2310 NAS Server is an excellent performer, a great value, and offers a lot of functionality. This review barely touched on the many options and
At the most essential level of a networked storage drive, the N2310 performed flawlessly. It was easy to create a storage array and the NAS ran reliably during the three weeks I ran it at home. Between multiple PC's and a couple of MacBooks it was always...
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Published: 2014-05-08, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Abstract: The team at Thecus have created a network-attached storage unit that's both extremely simple to set up and looks the part of a non-assuming piece of technology. While some NAS units looks like massive hunks of metal, this mostly-plastic unit looks plain, ...
Abundance of hosting features, supports RAID JBOD, 0 and 1, low power consumption, remote management
Build quality, lacking local hardware processing status, no IP camera support
The Thecus N2310 may be an entry level NAS but it's packed with an abundance of features....
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Published: 2014-04-22, Author: James , review by: makeuseof.com
Abstract: In the modern home, a Network Attached Storage (NAS) device is essential. Smart TVs, tablets and ultra-portables all work best when paired with a common storage solution – the days of simply plugging in an external drive to your desktop are long gone. Tod...
Published: 2014-04-21, Author: Christopher , review by: neowin.net
Abstract: Although more and more data is being housed in the cloud for easy access, there's many good reasons why users should keep a copy of their data on-site. Luckily, there are many different local solutions to choose from: USB thumb drives, standalone hard dri...
Inexpensive, Fairly fast, Easy remote access via DDNS, Can install more apps as need be, Simple to setup
Android app doesn't work at all, Fan can be overly loud, Limited number of apps available, Fairly loud overall
Testing and Usage Continued I don't use Plex or Piczza, but I loaded them in the N2310 to show you and to really use them you'll need an account of which I don't have, but you can get an idea of what they look like from the screenshots.Here's Plex: Her...
