For the price, it's what we'd expect to see and TerraMaster does make up for this by supporting up to 40TB of raw capacity with the two drive bays.

The single 1GbE connection will also play a limiting factor in just what you can do with this NAS.

It's still not designed for running intensive apps and services such as Plex Media Server, but for storing files you'll experience absolutely no issues. Just like the DS220j, TerraMaster installed 1GB of DDR4 RAM inside this NAS, which makes it good enough for a slightly busier household or a few colleagues in the office. Inside this capable compact NAS is a Realtek RTD1296 CPU with four cores and a burst speed of up to 1.4GHz. The TerraMaster F2-210 is very similar to what Synology offers with its DiskStation DS220j. It's among the best Synology NAS in terms of value. The best part about a Synology NAS such as this on a tighter budget is the inclusion of Synology's excellent DSM operating system. That connectivity is more than enough for a bustling small office or household, but you may find it a struggle to keep up with numerous simultaneous connections, especially with the available processing power and system memory. There's 2GB of RAM, which can be upgraded to 6GB, two 1GbE connections on the rear of the enclosure, as well as two USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports. While this model is almost four years old at the time of writing (we've reviewed newer Synology NAS such as the DiskStation DS1522+), the Intel Celeron processor is still more than capable of running the latest apps and services, including Plex Media Server. The two drive bays make it perfect for those looking to start out with their very first NAS or for seasoned veterans who require a place to store backups. The Synology DiskStation DS220+ has found its way into almost every single one of our NAS buyer guides and that's for one very good reason - it's one of the best value NAS out there.

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