Synology’s bee-themed branding is subtle, with just a quarter-sized logo imprint on each size. There’s a power light on the front to tell you it’s working, and plugs are in the back.

Synology releases new NAS infrequently these days, leaving over 2.5 years from when the DS220j appeared to the new DS223j. ... with the obvious exception of a tiny printed logo on the front.

Synology BeeStation 4TB (4TB Black) at Amazon for $219.99; ... The black plastic that Synology used to make the BeeStation is lightly textured and has the BeeStation logo embossed on each side.

Detour via older NAS for unsupported hard disks. Synology itself reveals in its announcement that the withdrawal of functions for third-party drives is not a hardware-related restriction.

I’ve been a long time user of Synology NAS products, having first reviewed them on 9to5Mac in 2016.At the end of the last year upgraded to a 4-bay DS920+.Upgrading from a 2-bay to a 4-bay model ...

Synology is preparing to roll out new restrictions on third-party hard drives in its future network attached storage (NAS) devices later this year, the company confirmed to Ars Technica. The ...

The Synology logo is imprinted on the top, and drive information and certifications are on the bottom. (Credit: Joseph Maldonado) The one ruggedness feature Synology notes is that the BeeDrive is ...

Synology is a Taiwanese company started by two former Microsoft execs that’s known for its NAS devices, and the company has just introduced a new 1-bay NAS that’s compact, energy-efficient and ...

The Synology DiskStation DS223j's build quality is nothing to write home about. It’s mostly plastic and must be disassembled using a screwdriver to mount the two 3.5” SATA drives it supports.

Synology has confirmed the need for branded drives, stating that its "Product Compatibility List" will be updated with additional hard drive models.