6 things I wish I’d known before buying a Synology NAS
It’s a great system — but there are quirks I didn’t see coming
When I first got my Synology NAS, I thought I was making a future-proof investment. A sleek, black box that could handle all my device backups, media playback, remote access, and more. The icing on the cake was Synology’s polished software that’s quite beginner-friendly. But after living with a Synology NAS for years now, I have started to notice its quirks, limitations, and even some infuriating aspects that one could only learn by using the device for a stretch. I wish I had known them earlier. But if you are planning to buy one, here are seven things about Synology NAS that might leave you scratching your head.
