Synology
Synology DS923+
The Synology DS923+ is a versatile 4-bay Network Attached Storage solution, perfect for growing data needs in homes and small offices. This bundle includes 24TB of storage with four 6TB WD Red Plus drives, powered by an AMD Ryzen Dual-Core processor and 8GB of RAM for smooth operation. Dual 1GbE LAN ports ensure reliable network connectivity for file sharing and backups. Optional extended protection plans are available for added peace of mind, making it a robust choice for data management.
$619.99
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Owner Satisfaction
4.4
/ 5
Category Rank
70
/ 220
#70 in Network Storage Systems
Price vs Category Average
-54%
Below average
CPU
16004
/ AMD Ryzen™ R Dual-Core ( Threads)
Who it's for
- Robust and Intuitive DSM Operating System
- Powerful AMD Ryzen CPU and ECC Support
- Flexible M.2 NVMe Storage Pools
Who should skip it
- No Built-in Multi-Gigabit Ethernet
- Poor Hardware Video Transcoding
- High Cost of Ownership and Upgrades
Key Specs
CPU
AMD Ryzen™ R1600 Dual-Core (4 Threads)
RAM
8 GB
Drive Bays
4-Bay
LAN Ports
2xRJ-45 1GbE
Storage Bundle
24TB (4x 6TB WD Red Plus drives)
Form Factor
Desktop Tower
Interface
2xRJ-45 1GbE LAN-Port
Drive Type Compatibility
SATA HDD
Features
- Powerful AMD Ryzen processor for fast performance
- Includes 24TB storage bundle for immediate use
- 4-bay design for ample storage expansion
- 8GB RAM for efficient multitasking
- Dual 1GbE LAN ports for reliable connectivity
- Ideal for home and small office environments
- Supports optional extended protection plans
What customers say
The Synology DS923+ earns praise primarily for its exceptional DiskStation Manager software, lauded for its intuitive interface and robust application suite, reinforcing Synology's reputation for stability. Users appreciate the solid build quality and hardware flexibility, especially the dual M.2 slots and the option for 10GbE networking upgrades. However, the AMD Ryzen CPU draws criticism. While adequate for standard tasks, many users find its performance limiting compared to prior Intel models, particularly for intensive activities like real-time video transcoding. This CPU limitation, combined with the separate cost of the 10GbE card, causes some to question the overall value. Despite this, the device is highly recommended for those prioritizing Synology's superior software ecosystem and upgrade potential.
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