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The LinkStation 210 is a single-bay network drive with a 2TB hard drive already installed. Plug it into your router and every device on the network can reach the same files, with no monthly cloud subscription. It is a closed system: Buffalo limits third-party apps and offers SSL encryption for transfers, which cuts attack surface but also limits what you can install. Compared with two-bay NAS boxes from Synology and QNAP, it is simpler and cheaper to run but has no drive redundancy and a much smaller app catalog. It suits households and small offices that want shared backups and a private cloud, not tinkerers building a media server.
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Owners generally describe the LinkStation 210 as an easy first NAS: connect it, run the utility and shared folders appear on the network. Praise centers on the included drive and no-fee personal cloud. Complaints focus on slow transfer speeds, a limited app selection and the single drive offering no protection if it fails.
The Buffalo LinkStation 210 is a single-bay network attached storage (NAS) drive with a 2TB hard drive included. Connect it to your router to share storage across your network and use it as a central place to store and back up videos, music and photos. It works as a personal cloud with no monthly fees.
It is a closed system, which reduces vulnerabilities from third-party apps, and it uses SSL encryption for secure file transfers. You can set access restrictions for individual folders, so you can share storage space or files with others while keeping other data private.
The NAS Navigator management utility and PC backup software are included, so you can set up automated backups of your computers. The NAS is compatible with Windows and macOS.
