Looking for NAS with software like Google drive

[nf24eg]

Hello, I have WD My Cloud PR4100, but unfortunately it disappointed me.
I'm looking for a NAS 4 bay that I can have a good UI, good backup and sync app and software, with good customer support.
any suggestions ?!

 

[degrub]

i suggest Synology

 

[nf24eg]

I tried to find apps or software about Synology to watch or read before i make the move but i didn't found any reference, may you send any links to see how is it going

 

[dosborne]

Qnap can be setup to sync with Google drive and has various options.

Alternatively, or in addition, you could setup a VPN to provide secure remote access.

Personally, not very happy with the crap firmware QNAP has been rolling out lately so staying with a slightly older stable release. I'd definitely check out Synology more too though. Don't have one myself yet, but probably the next time I'm in the market for a NAS.

 

[Spile]

Qnap works for me.

 

[nf24eg]

Qnap works for me.

works doing what ? any screen shoots or videos of the functions please

 

[faria]

"Synology drive" is the app you are looking for, your own Google drive
Of course you need a synology Nas, i currently own a ds218play 2 bay and a 4 bay ds918+
The ds918+ is configured with 16Tb and 2 SSD's as cache drives, it has all kind of software to backup, synchronize locally or to the major cloud providers.
Cant comment about other brands as i always used synology.
I believe Most Nases big brands provide a live demo to try before buying .
Here is one from synology:

Synology online demos

Experience the power and versatility of our solutions directly from your browser.

demo.synology.com

 

[cheerio]

Hello, I have WD My Cloud PR4100, but unfortunately it disappointed me.
I'm looking for a NAS 4 bay that I can have a good UI, good backup and sync app and software, with good customer support.
any suggestions ?!

QNAP has some decent software.

For Security, as with any NAS, you should setup a VPN for your network if you plan to access it externally. Don't do port forwarding or use a company's service to access your NAS.

 

[sfx2000]

Synology and QNAP have solutions that work as you're asking...

Which is a preference - I usually recommend Synology for Mac users, and QNAP for Windows/Android based on the WebUI experience.

I own both - and HW, considering CPU and Drive Bay counts, is pretty similar...