Product Comparison: Synology DS1515+ vs Synology DS1517+
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- Easy drive install and basic setup.
- It has huge compatibility list for drives.
- The DS1515+, while functioning, performed everything it was supposed to and worked well. I was quite happy with it.
- I needed a bigger faster NAS and this fits the bill perfectly. Very easy to fit drives and set up.
- The drive trays feel flimsy, are plastic, and have no noise/vibration dampening.
- It just works, seriously, pop in some drives, follow the web-based setup, and you're up and running.
- Excellent NAS, performance, quiet and reliable.
- The possibility of an SSD cache disk are great. That brings real performance.
- The DS1517+ was an excellent product, easy to use, and drive bays and (less bright) light styles are far better than the older DS415.
- Great product, easy to set up, loads of features.
- Very good software with frequent updates and good package expansion options.
- It works and the software works. Highly recommend.
- The vast amounts of included software and options are amazing. Very pleased again with Synology.
- The user interface is really clean and the system with stock RAM ran without any reall issues.
- The 2x80mm fans are noisier than most 90/100/120mm fans.
- The construction quality is good, the system is very pleasant to use, the software extension possibilities impressive.
- Synology Hybrid Raid makes things really flexible, you can mix and match drives and it will give you the most storage possible.
- Lots of applications that can be used on it, including Docker, which is super powerful.
- CPU is fine for normal NAS tasks and basic file extractions and such.
- The operating system of the cabin is fantastic. Low noise, low heat. Speed, reliability.
- The transfer speeds are quite quick. Great ports.
- Absolutely love this thing. It's blazing fast to transfer your files to, just be sure your network can support the transfer rates.
- As a standalone unit for file backup, super easy. I also like the way you can use link aggregation to use all 4 ports to a supported switch for better transfer rates.
- Great amount of ports. Especially USB.
- It won't backup to an external eSATA drive reliably because it periodically re-names the drive and this means the backup software can't find it again!
- Easy to set up and it just works. Great connectivity options.
- The software is flawless, it had no issues on my network.
- A good number of USB ports and their location is great.
- All ports work stably and show good performance.
- Unfortunately there is no HDMI connector.