WD My Cloud PR4100 Pro Series NAS Server
The WD My Cloud PR4100 Pro Series NAS Server provides a powerful, centralized solution for storing and managing your critical data. Equipped with four 4TB SATA hard drives, it offers 16TB of total storage capacity, expandable by replacing drives. Its quad-core Intel Pentium processor and 4GB RAM ensure rapid file transfers and smooth streaming of Full HD content. Advanced security features, including 256-bit AES encryption and multiple RAID configurations, safeguard your valuable files. The tool-less drive bays simplify drive management, while dual Ethernet ports and power supplies guarantee high availability. Access your data from anywhere using the intuitive My Cloud app.
$1099.99
Owner Satisfaction
4.3
/ 5
Category Rank
146
/ 220
#146 in Network Storage Systems
Price vs Category Average
-19%
Below average
Processor
1.63710
/ GHz Intel Pentium N quad-core
Who it's for
- Powerful Quad-Core Processor
- High Capacity and RAID Flexibility
- Robust App Ecosystem and Plex Support
Who should skip it
- High Initial Cost
- Limited Base RAM for Virtualization
- Less Mature Operating System
Key Specs
Processor
1.6GHz Intel Pentium N3710 quad-core
RAM
4GB onboard
Storage Capacity
16TB total (4 x 4TB SATA hard drives)
Drive Bays
4 tool-less, tray-less bays
Drive Type
3.5-inch SATA hard drives
Connectivity
Dual Ethernet ports, front USB port
Security
256-bit AES encryption
RAID Levels Supported
RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 6, RAID 10
Features
- Centralized storage for all your important files
- Fast data transfers with a quad-core processor
- Stream Full HD content with video transcoding
- Easy drive access and replacement
- Automated backups from USB devices
- High uptime with dual Ethernet and power
- Remote access via the My Cloud app
- Expandable storage for future needs
What customers say
This NAS server earns high praise for its powerful hardware, especially the processor, which handles demanding tasks like 4K video transcoding smoothly. Professionals value the robust build, including dual Ethernet and power supply options, ensuring excellent data reliability and uptime. Setup is generally straightforward. The core strength lies in its high quality and performance for intensive backup and media use. However, the proprietary My Cloud OS receives criticism. While adequate for basic functions, advanced users find the software less flexible and occasionally unstable compared to competitors. Overall, it is viewed as a dependable hardware workhorse for prosumers comfortable within the WD software environment.
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