QNAP TL-D800C 8 Bay Desktop JBOD Storage Enclosure with USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C Connectivity

Un equipo eficiente y un precio accesible para la capacidad que tiene y compatibilidad para conectarse con casi cualquier NAS de ir tenga conexión de USB tipo A

こちらの電源を入れっぱなしにしていると、PCの立ち上がり時にすべてのHDDにアクセスしにいくので、起動にすごく時間がかかるようになります。 PCを起動してからこのケースの電源をいれる必要があります。 対応しているHDD容量は18TBまでです。

Purchased this given the amount of drives you can install as well as the flexibility to connect it to a Nas or straight ro PC. I've used it both ways and it's working fine.

Tested with Windows 10, it works great, no issue at all. It give the SMART status of the drives which not very common with external enclosures. Big plus since you can tell before a drive dies and have a chance to salvage data before it's too late. My main con is that the QNAP software does not show what "letters" are on the disks so it takes more steps to know which is which when trying to find a specific disk to remove.

QNAP did it with their TL-D800C. I just want the most obvious thing! I want some drive bays slapped on a fast USB plug. I don't want backup software, RAID, or anything. I use ZFS which is far better than RAID. And even software RAID is better now than hardware RAID. How hard can that be? Apparently nigh impossible! I tried Sabrient's and Yottamaster's, both total garbage. Sabrient's had no less than 10 soft power switches, which must be tickled after every reboot...I mean, nobody wants to run anything unattended, and everyone wants a lot of extra fiddling to power up, right? 🙄 Hello Captain Obvious! If I didn't want a drive powered on I wouldn't put the drive in! Obviously there was zero thought put into actual user experience. Yottamaster -- also a total failure. At least they didn't add a bunch of stupid power switches, but the drives kept getting checksum errors, retries, and dropping out. I have 8 drives, of various brands, various ages and sizes, all of which worked perfectly after I returned the Yottamster and put them in this QNAP unit. It was two units, so not a matter of a single defect. It was totally impossible to use and corrupted data. Apparently Yottamaster is terrible at testing. Oh, and the drive sleds often got stuck in the cheap chassis. Just throwing junk together hoping people won't return it. So thank you, QNAP! These actually work reliably. 10 Gb USB, screwless insertion, no soft power switches, decent price point, good (and quiet) fans, hot-swappable, no drivers. No extra junk to bypass like RAID logic or soft power switches. Works perfectly on FreeBSD 14 with ZFS.