Testseek.se har samlat 27 tester av Lenovo Iomega iConnect Wireless Data Station och det genomsnittliga betyget är 75%. Scrolla ned och se alla testerna för Lenovo Iomega iConnect Wireless Data Station.
April 2010
(75%)
27 Tester
Genomsnittligt betyg av experter som har testat produkten.
Easy to configure, Crossplatform support, 802.11n option, Printer server, Media server, Affordable, Easily upgradeable, Quiet,
Lacks RAID mirroring Remote access requires paid service after one year, As Iomega has continued to expand its range of network storage products, the company recently added an entrylevel device, the iConnect, which works with USBattached drives instead of integrated disks. The latest offering is geared for simplicity, while still supporting advanced NAS capabilities such as remote access, print
Publicerad: 2010-03-15, Författare: Darren , testad av: engadget.com
Small and compactSupports wireless printing and HDDsIntegrated WiFi should you need it
Refuses to work well with mixed platformsTroubleshooting nearly impossibleBundled software is truly awful
At just under $90 on the street, it's really hard to knock Iomega's iConnect. Setup is exceedingly simple, and while it definitely doesn't boast the rock-solid reliability that we would like, we can't truthfully say that we expected as much from something...
Reads about as fast as USB 2.0 will go, Very flexible backup features including to/from networked shares, Apple Time Machine support, Torrent downloader
Limited wireless controls, No wireless link / activity light
Marvell Kirkwood-based USB drive to NAS converter with media serving, Torrent downloading and more...
Sammanfattning: Sharing files – whether a central document store, a single place for backup or a huge multimedia library – is becoming more popular, and we’re seeing an increasing number of devices promise to take your regular USB storage and make it network-friendly....
The Iomega iConnect Wireless Data Station is compact, good-looking, easy to use, and affordable. It can host multiple USB external hard drives and printers. It also comes with some good features and supports both PCs and Macs, including Apple's Time Machi
The Iomega iConnect Wireless Data Station's performance could be better compared with full-size NAS servers. Its USB ports are not optimally positioned, most are on the front. The device doesn't support USB 3.0 nor does it come with any backup software in
The Iomega iConnect Wireless Data Station is a great device to quickly turn your USB external hard drives into a robust network storage solution. Its compact design and ease of use more than make up for its average throughput performance, which is fast...
The main problems I had with the iConnect mostly dissolved into niggles once I'd applied the firmware upgrade. If Internet access to your drives is important, go for the Pogoplug. Otherwise the iConnect is more generally useful and cheaper, if still, ...
The Iomega iConnect is cheap and has some useful features, but unless you're on a strict budget or have very light file sharing needs its poor performance isn't worth putting up with. ...
The Iomega iConnect Wireless Data Station is a neat little device. It isn't a USB 3.0 product, but as SuperSpeed USB is backward-compatible and the extra speed would likely be mitigated by the network's own performance bottlenecks anyway, that drawbac...
All in all we found the Iomega iConnect to be reliable and easy to use. It executes its function perfectly and for such an affordable device we found it very impressive. If you’d like to keep connected to your external data devices or if you have an e...
