
Synology
The Synology DiskStation DS925+ is a 4‑bay, diskless NAS powered by an AMD Ryzen V1500B quad‑core CPU, dual 2.5 GbE ports, and ECC‑enabled DDR4 memory expandable to 32 GB. It offers scalable storage up to 180 TB via a DX525 expansion unit, two M.2 NVMe slots for caching, and runs Synology DSM with extensive app support.
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$639.75
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$642.51
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$511.99
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$703.99
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers consider the DS925+ a solid, future‑proof 4‑bay NAS for small businesses, emphasizing its ECC memory, strong Ryzen CPU, and fast 2.5 GbE networking. They appreciate the high sequential throughput and the straightforward path to expand to nine bays, while noting the absence of native 10 GbE and the reliance on a USB‑C‑connected expansion unit as minor drawbacks.
What Users Say
Everyday users generally commend the DS925+ for its quiet operation, low power consumption, and flexible expandability, especially the option to add NVMe caching. Common complaints revolve around the need to buy a separate DX525 expansion chassis and the lack of built‑in 10 GbE, as well as some confusion over the unit's exact weight.
Common Complaints
Need to purchase the DX525 expansion separately for additional bays, inconsistent weight specifications across sources, and the lack of built‑in 10 GbE networking.
How It Compares
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Choose the DS925+ for superior CPU power and faster native networking; stick with the DS923+ if a lower price point is more important.
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Select the DS925+ when ECC memory and higher CPU performance are priorities; opt for the TS‑464 if native 10 GbE and simpler expansion are more critical.