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The LinkStation 220 is a two-bay network-attached storage box sold with two 6TB drives installed, for a total of 12TB before RAID. It puts shared storage and automated backups for Windows and Mac computers on your home or small-office network, with no subscription for remote access. Its closed system, SSL transfers and RAID redundancy favor data safety over app flexibility. Against rivals like Synology and QNAP two-bay units, it is simpler and more limited: no third-party app store, and Mac support stops at macOS 15. Buyers who want a set-and-forget backup target rather than a media server will find it adequate; those wanting Plex, Docker or current Macs should look at Buffalo's own LS700 or a Synology.
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The Buffalo LinkStation 220 is a 2-bay network attached storage (NAS) device with two 6TB hard drives included, for 12TB of total capacity. It connects to your router over Ethernet and gives your devices shared network storage. It can serve as a central place to store and back up files, in place of separate external drives or cloud accounts.
The built-in personal cloud lets you store, back up and manage videos, music and photos and access them without a monthly fee. It ships in RAID 1 for automatic backup, with 6TB of usable capacity, and can be set to RAID 0. The NAS Navigator management utility and PC backup software are included, so you can set up automated backups of your computers.
For security, the LinkStation uses a closed system to reduce vulnerabilities from third-party apps. It also uses SSL encryption for secure file transfers and RAID for redundancy. You can set individual access restrictions for folders to keep data private while sharing storage space or files with others.
