Huge list of features, Excellent Graphical UI, Media Station is very nice, BitTorrent client built-in, Time Capsule functionality - backup for Mac, QGet excellent application for easy BitTorrent downloading to device, Backup functionality, Ability to act
Rather long booting times, Bad transcoding quality for video, Not a cheap investment, Power consumption much higher than what QNAP advertises
Where am I to start with the QNAP TS-859 Pro. It costs as much as a high performance PC, but still manages to impress. QNAP has gone a long way and has created a powerful NAS with a very long feature set usually not found in such a unit usually categor...
Eight 2.5/3.5inch HDD Bays, Dualcore Intel Atom w/ plenty of RAM, VMWare ESX/ESXi Certified, FTP, AppleTalk, SMB, iSCSI support, Lowpower consumption, Easy web configuration/management
No iSCSI LUN resizing (yet), Same thing as the previous, just more of it
QNAP definitely did a fantastic job on this NAS. It features eight hard drive bays that support both 2.5 and 3.5-inch SATA hard drives, plenty of processing power to push data to many user connections or even the load from virtualization products. The...
The QNAP TS-859PRO quickly scrambling on the heels of the TS-809PRO, a model that really put QNAP on the NAS MAP! Still, reigning champion in our performance labs even if only by a whisker. The TS-859PRO is well designed and packs a full 16TB without e...
Qnap is unique as it’s the only vendor that currently offers desktop NAS appliances that support eight 3.5in. or 2.5in. drives. This gives the TS-859 Pro a price advantage over eight-bay rack mount appliances that cost around 25 per cent more. Perfo...
