Introducing BeeStation | Synology
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- BeeStation offers you a cloud-like experience for personal backups. With four terabytes of built-in storage, BeeStation allows you to store your digital assets with full data ownership and no subscription fees. With BeeStation, enjoy the flexibility of accessing files from any device to keep your productivity up, and backing up all your photos on the phone for your peace of mind.
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Looks like the development of WD cloud idea
A huge problem for users is duplicate photos. It is not ideal but okay to store duplicates, but a user only wants to see one copy when going through memories. Does Bee help with this?
So it’s a NAS for everyone else? Not for me but makes sense, very happy with my Diskstation but this looks like a NAS for my parents kinda thing
It's supposed to be a easy to use product for the general public.
When will Synology Drive be able to design such a modern UI interface? 🙄
It is simple and clean, i like it! But there must be different Harddisk sizes. It is for non technican users :)
I wonder how much would it cost in general
@@nonstart9632 4TB 240,- i saw
We took Synology DSM and cut everything out of it, but left it: QuickConnect, Drive and Photos. Slightly renamed and built-in a non-replaceable SSD drive on 4T.
All these years Synology has struggled with security and fault tolerance, said how important it is to make backups and now they have renounced it all. It's clear now where the wind is blowing.
Only 1 disk? What will happen to the files if the disk fails?
No raid? Auto pass.
ok, and when the BeeStation hard drive fails? what happens to my data ?
It's gone. There is no redundancy.
There is a port at the rear part, you can add a backup hdd of the beestation through the USB port.
is the connection between BeeStation and users computer encrypted?
so, it's a simplified DS124 without DSM (BSM instead), with only two apps - BeePhotos and BeeFiles (and no store to install anything else)?
Let's hope it is priced accordingly.
@@FakeAdult $200 it seems (incl. 4TB drive)
Is some kind of resistance to disk failures provided?
Or are these additional goodies, which means for some additional money only with subscription?
Looks like they recommend backup storage, maybe they will offer cloud backup for a fee
I own two Synology devices, and I'm not going to buy any newer devices anymore because its app is really backward, I don't know if they're using their own products, but it's really lagging behind.
After syncing with Dropbox can you disconnect DropBox and keep the local files on the drive?
I need new model of DS15XX(or 16XX or 18XX), hopefully 18XX, lastest version is Ds1821+, out of date, but price is not drop
Can I add a user so they can back up their photos privately?
how is this any different than the current Synology Cloud solutions?
The drive/server is in your home instead of their servers.
@@riopato2009 what do you mean? It's on my NAS
I agree I don't see what is different about this compared to DSM - is it just plug and go (HDD already supplied - its implied) and just focusing on the documnet / photos sync off the cloud........
Cool device.
Is it possible to add music and movie functions for home users?
Hey man, do you finally have enough money to hire a designer?
Hi, Does beestation offer Synology Mailplus account to work with it ???
Can you play space station 13, on it?
1824+ when?
we dont care about beestation all we want is 1824+😂
Apart from some apparently useful software for syncing and so forth, this doesn't seem very different to my Synology NAS, my external WD HDD drives, or the various SSDs in enclosures that I use for local backup and storage. I use SyncBackPro, which covers pretty much most requirements for handling data, between local devices and clouds, with one major exception, which is that although it works with Android and MacOS, there isn't any version for iPad OS or iOS. If iOS to storage in a simple (?) way is needed, then I guess BeeStation may be the way to go.
Needs larger capacity unless this is solid state backup.
Its a consumer grade NAS…..
@@briangray5921 very consumer grade. I wouldn't consider it a NAS though. More like a personal cloud similar to WD My cloud
Why would it mate if it’s solid state or not 4tb is 4tb
@@manickbarry depends on the price of the device. Solid State 4tb is about $400 but a HDD is around $80. If this device around $300 then a HDD simple nas should be at least 8TB if not 10tb.
In standard Family 4 TR are full in no time.
Does Beestation expire after 5 years? Is there a way to replace the SDD if it is failing?
What about synology drive / photos?? Don’t throw those early users under the bus!
The video doesn't show a required connected ethernet cable. Seems inaccurate.
Why would someone buy this over a NAS DS?
My guess is because it would be even easier to use for a regular, not-so-techy customer. Without looking into and judging it only by this little ad, I'd say this is a very much plug and play solution.
the link goes to BeeDrive - where’s the BS? ;)
Another WD My Cloud. Dead-born vaults now have Synology. I think this is the end of the Synology NAS era. They talked about this at the presentation in early 2023. I hope I'm wrong.
I had problem about my synology nas
And Steve Baker
Technical Support Engineer write me about my problem that
We are sorry to hear that your DS218 has to be reset. This is likely caused by an issue in the DSM operating-system.
We understand that you are worried about losing your data. Please rest assured, your data should not be affected by the reset as the OS and data are stored in separate partitions on the drives. When re-installing the OS, the system should normally not touch the data-partitions of your drives.
I beleived and i did what he said now all my data erased omg i shocked after sir Steve Baker dissepeared i am alone there is nothing in my hands
Synology is regret bad nas choose qnap there isnt good support for problemss !!!
This device is hopeless, it works very slowly, it copies photos at a very low speed, after two days of not using it, I need a few minutes to preview the photos. I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT, WASTE OF TIME, NERVES AND MONEY.
stop listening to RUclips scammers.
Products not really relevant for most of the users. Couldn’t you instead bring out new 6 or 8 bays which your customer base is already waiting for months…?
this is a new money stream targeting less pro consumers, a lot of them are excited about this. For a price point, it is worth well to discard other data storage subscription services. This can be huge for Synology but not good for prosumers as it will distract the focus on the NAS line products, unless they now hire more people to maintain both lines.
Speak for yourself, please.
All of these "NEW" functions may be relevant for PC users but are absolutely redundant for iCloud users.
Not really by using this you would save quite a bit on iCloud costs
Do you really think that cloud solutions don't exist outside of the Apple ecosystem?
This is precisely to replace iCloud.
Synology has stooped to the level of Western Digital instead of solving the problem of existing NAS e.g. the inability to use other brands' drives in M2 slots as storage and just use Synology's overpriced and slow solution, outdated and already slow for today integrated 1Gbit LAN connectors, slow first generation USB 3 and old processors over 5 years old in new devices. Yet the competition is miles away (QNAP, upcoming NAS Ugreen, sometimes even ASUStor). Yes, you can get around it with various github hacks or a network card to USB, but why do that when the competition is cheaper and more up with the times. The bonus of an HDMI connector, SD card reader, Synology can only dream of. BeeStation lame stations are a step backwards, the company hasn't kept up with the times and missed the train.
You are not the target audience for this lol.
If you have old parents at home who like watching family videos and pictures regularly. Setting up a local nas for them to access can be painful. This works well for them.
It also works well for people who are not into tech at all. But just need an easy access storage solution without paying massive subscription fees for it.
Should synology update their compatibility and quality of their drives - sure.
But simplicity is sometimes more important depending on the target audience.
@@UxJoy That's nonsense. Old parents are happy to have a push-button phone and don't need such nonsense to live. And non-tech people either don't care about such a thing and use external drive or find a knowledgable person to advice them of far better options...
Have people become so stupid that they need to simplify the simple? I wonder how the first computers started?