Product Comparison: Western Digital EX4100 vs Western Digital PR4100
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- Selecting the 16TB NAS (4 x 4TB drives). Good capacity.
- Running for 3 years with no issues! Nice size of storage.
- Plenty of slots. I have started with all 4 drives and configured. That’s on me.
- Great capacity and speed. This NAS is a beast.
- Product is well made and setup was effortless, good storage size, great memory.
- Drives have worked without complaint so far this past 6 months.
- I use 4x8TB WD Red drives. Great capacity.
- I got my NAS with (4) 8TB Western Digital REDS Drives and use it for my PLEX Server. Would recommend.
- Works great to copy external drives of any capacity without tying up resources on my laptop.
- The device itself, the drives, local area connection, speed, storage, all fine.
- Many RAID modes available including JBOD (Just a bunch of drives) for the most storage space. Good feature.
- Great NAS with RAID options. I like this.
- I was able to change RAID configuration very easily and the system chugs along in the background without any problems.
- The setup of the device was fast and simple. Great features of this one.
- The product has an intermittent issue (that I believe is related to the Drive Sleep function) which causes it to freeze.
- Configured as Raid 5 – once the disk system builds it is very fast.
- The unit was populated with 3 4TB drives and set up as Raid 5. Setup was straight forward and easy.
- I put it all together, I put it in RAID 10. Plex server is up and running like a charm!
- This is professional grade NAS, 4 disk drive, it supports RAID 0, 1, 5, 10, JBOD and spanning configurations.
- With a Raid 1 set up, there is little risk that I will loose all the data.
- This is very fast with just Red drives. Good LAN ports.
- The setup is easy, and it is screaming fast and quiet.
- Easy to set up, certainly plenty fast for a home network, quiet and unobtrusive.
- It runs nice and quiet and I do enjoy the LED display to let you know the status of the unit. Great speed.
- Really fast. Plenty of features. Easy to install and connect.
- The USB copy port on the front panel is very convenient and works great to copy external drives of any capacity.
- Managing the device content within the LAN is fine. It can also be managed via WAN connection using myCloud.
- The WD app is easy to use, fast, and stable. Great connectivity.
- If you plug a USB 3.0 Drive in, the NAS locks up and crashes.
- I thought it was weird that when I opened the box the LAN cable was not there.