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product_id: 6114923
title: "Synology DiskStation 4-Bay Diskless Network Attached Storage (DS414)"
brand: "synology"
price: "NT$28850"
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# Dual Core CPU with FPU Dual LAN with Failover & Link Aggregation USB 3.0 SuperSpeed Ports Synology DiskStation 4-Bay Diskless Network Attached Storage (DS414)

**Brand:** synology
**Price:** NT$28850
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 📊 Elevate your data game with Synology DS414 — where speed meets reliability!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Synology DiskStation 4-Bay Diskless Network Attached Storage (DS414) by synology
- **How much does it cost?** NT$28850 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tw](https://www.desertcart.tw/products/6114923-synology-diskstation-4-bay-diskless-network-attached-storage-ds414)

## Best For

- synology enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted synology brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Unbreakable Network:** Dual LAN ports with failover and link aggregation keep your data flowing without interruption.
- • **Effortless Expansion:** Hot-swappable, tool-less hard drive trays make upgrading or replacing drives a breeze—no downtime required.
- • **Powerhouse Performance:** Dual-core CPU with floating-point unit ensures smooth multitasking and speedy data processing.
- • **Smart & Secure Storage:** Runs on Synology DiskStation Manager (DSM) for intuitive management, comprehensive backup, and seamless app integration.
- • **Lightning-fast Transfers:** SuperSpeed USB 3.0 ports deliver rapid external device connectivity and backups.

## Overview

The Synology DiskStation DS414 is a robust 4-bay diskless NAS designed for professionals and growing businesses. Featuring a dual-core CPU with floating-point unit, 1GB DDR3 RAM, and dual Gigabit LAN ports with failover and link aggregation, it delivers high-speed, reliable network storage. Its hot-swappable, tool-less drive trays simplify maintenance, while USB 3.0 ports enable fast external backups. Powered by Synology's intuitive DiskStation Manager OS, it supports extensive office applications and secure backup solutions, making it an essential hub for efficient data management and sharing.

## Description

Sinology Disk Station DS414 is a feature-rich 4-bay NAS specifically designed for growing businesses to effectively manage, protect and share data. Equipped with comprehensive office applications, DS414 raises working efficiency while securing data with full backup solutions.

Review: Awesome NAS and Network Appliance - I bought a DS414 a couple months ago to support central data storage within my home. The first unit I bought had one dead bay but otherwise worked fine, desertcart was great and quick with the replacement, so no stars off for stuff that happens. I have been running a Linux server/workstation for years performing various tasks, mostly MythTV and file services, running on software RAID. Recently, due to the age of some of the drives, I started encountering various problems/resyncs and wasn't feeling comfortable trusting my data on it alone, so started searching for an additional data storage device that was not another power hog. Besides the obvious use as file storage, the Synology devices can do so much more via Synology and community apps: web server, VPN server, DHCP server, audio/video/photo/file cloud server for Android or Mac phones/tablets, backup to the cloud (I'm using desertcart's Glacier service), desktop syncing server, database server, and much more. Recommend you take a look at Synology's site and peruse their add-on packages page. The single- or dual-bay Synology devices could make sense as a services appliance even if you don't need data storage, although you'd still need to install a small drive or two for DSM (the OS) and apps and their data. The unit is well built, sturdy, everything fits well, no flimsiness. The basic setup went well and was pretty obvious, starting with downloading the then-current version of the DSM operating system by the unit itself and going through some basic configuration steps. I played around with the first and replacement unit for about a month using some old drives before starting to populate with NAS-class drives. One of three of the old drives was known to have some bad sectors but still semi-usable, it dropped out a couple times while playing and the RAID handlers worked well to continue running and re-syncing when I removed/reinstalled the flaky drive; drive sync time didn't seem to be hugely different than on my Core i5 server. I'm presently using a single network port with home-class gigabit network switch. Speed of mass uploads seems reasonable for the available bandwidth. The only realy downside I've encountered is that some of the apps must be configured in multiple places and help resources are sometimes lacking. Many apps have their own configuration tool, but then you may also have to adjust share settings in the Control Panel and possibly app user permissions elsewhere in the Control Panel. This is great for security and easy enough to do, but when the add-on app doesn't mention it you may spend a while Googling to find the right answer. I think it will become second nature to check the two or three spots that may need configured after installing a new app or adding a new user. I'll give this 6 stars for the quality of hardware and availability of additional packages and subtract 1 star for lack of built-in help in some apps. :^)
Review: Synology D414 - Excellant NAS... but a bit pricey. - This is my first rodeo with Synology. I bought this instead of a lower cost NetGear NAS that I have more experience with. I did so based on other recommendations from my colleagues. This device installed and configured easily. Looks good and is performing quite well thus far. Synology has better CPU and memory specs than the NetGear NAS in the same product category. Plus, it has twin Gigabit network interfaces so it can move data in and out very quickly. I backup multiple computers and they run very fast on our Gigabit network. I like that Synology frequently updates the firmware with bug fixes and feature tweaks. The UI is easy to launch and is intuitive enough to figure out how to configure the device without much help. The NetGear device UI is fairly straightforward by comparison but NetGear barely releases firmware updates over the lifetime of their devices. Would recommend to anyone needing fast and massive local network storage.

## Features

- Dual Core CPU with Floating-Point Unit
- Dual LAN with Failover and Link Aggregation Support
- 1GB RAM Boosting Multitasking Power
- Features Super Speed USB 3.0
- Hot-swappable and Tool-Less Hard Drive Tray Design
- Running on Sinology Disk Station Manager (DSM)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00FWUQY5I |
| Brand | Synology |
| Computer Memory Type | DDR3 SDRAM |
| Customer Reviews | 3.4 3.4 out of 5 stars (333) |
| Date First Available | October 5, 2013 |
| Hard Drive | 16 TB Portable |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 12 x 10 x 10 inches |
| Item Weight | 4.63 pounds |
| Item model number | DS414 |
| Manufacturer | Synology America |
| Number of Processors | 2 |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 12 x 10 x 10 inches |
| RAM | 1024 MB |

## Images

![Synology DiskStation 4-Bay Diskless Network Attached Storage (DS414) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/516WInM+lrL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Did this NAS come with a Windows install? I only see Mac OS listed in the Amazon specs, but know this product supports both systems.**
A: This NAS does not come with a Windows Install or a MAC OS install.  It is running linux as the base OS.  That said, this NAS has support for Windows file sharing and MAC OS file sharing.  So essentially you can setup either Windows or MAC to access files on this device.I hope that helpsRick

**Q: I want to use this to keep my data safe and backed up with less headache. Can and how would you recover data from the drives if the unit itself fails?**
A: In my case, my unit failed and Synology sent me an exact replacement (which has been working fine) and, once the exact replacement arrived, I simply inserted the drives into it and fired it up and all was good, even the configuration.  If you're asking whether you can get to the data from the unit's drives itself if you don't have replacement hardware, I myself have not looked in to that.  Though, I have the unit perform an automated nightly backup to an external drive.

**Q: Can you add larger drives to this unit and have it auto rebuild the raid? I am trying to decide between this and the  Drobo.**
A: Yes, it can do that. You have to start the rebuild process but from there, it rebuilds with no further input. Synology Hybrid RAID (similar to RAID1) will use the space most efficiently and allows expansion by adding larger drives.

**Q: I already have a DS411, which is underpowered and doesn't have USB 3. Can I just move the HDDs in my DS411 to this and be done?**
A: Sounds like a question for Synology tech support.  I would bet that you would have to be running the same version of DSM on both units first.  But then you could run into problems if they were configured differently.Regardless of what Synology tech support says, I would DEFINITELY backup my data to another system, before just popping my DS411 drives into the new unit.Good luck!  Let us know what they say!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome NAS and Network Appliance
*by R***N on May 6, 2014*

I bought a DS414 a couple months ago to support central data storage within my home. The first unit I bought had one dead bay but otherwise worked fine, Amazon was great and quick with the replacement, so no stars off for stuff that happens. I have been running a Linux server/workstation for years performing various tasks, mostly MythTV and file services, running on software RAID. Recently, due to the age of some of the drives, I started encountering various problems/resyncs and wasn't feeling comfortable trusting my data on it alone, so started searching for an additional data storage device that was not another power hog. Besides the obvious use as file storage, the Synology devices can do so much more via Synology and community apps: web server, VPN server, DHCP server, audio/video/photo/file cloud server for Android or Mac phones/tablets, backup to the cloud (I'm using Amazon's Glacier service), desktop syncing server, database server, and much more. Recommend you take a look at Synology's site and peruse their add-on packages page. The single- or dual-bay Synology devices could make sense as a services appliance even if you don't need data storage, although you'd still need to install a small drive or two for DSM (the OS) and apps and their data. The unit is well built, sturdy, everything fits well, no flimsiness. The basic setup went well and was pretty obvious, starting with downloading the then-current version of the DSM operating system by the unit itself and going through some basic configuration steps. I played around with the first and replacement unit for about a month using some old drives before starting to populate with NAS-class drives. One of three of the old drives was known to have some bad sectors but still semi-usable, it dropped out a couple times while playing and the RAID handlers worked well to continue running and re-syncing when I removed/reinstalled the flaky drive; drive sync time didn't seem to be hugely different than on my Core i5 server. I'm presently using a single network port with home-class gigabit network switch. Speed of mass uploads seems reasonable for the available bandwidth. The only realy downside I've encountered is that some of the apps must be configured in multiple places and help resources are sometimes lacking. Many apps have their own configuration tool, but then you may also have to adjust share settings in the Control Panel and possibly app user permissions elsewhere in the Control Panel. This is great for security and easy enough to do, but when the add-on app doesn't mention it you may spend a while Googling to find the right answer. I think it will become second nature to check the two or three spots that may need configured after installing a new app or adding a new user. I'll give this 6 stars for the quality of hardware and availability of additional packages and subtract 1 star for lack of built-in help in some apps. :^)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Synology D414 - Excellant NAS... but a bit pricey.
*by J***E on February 4, 2015*

This is my first rodeo with Synology. I bought this instead of a lower cost NetGear NAS that I have more experience with. I did so based on other recommendations from my colleagues. This device installed and configured easily. Looks good and is performing quite well thus far. Synology has better CPU and memory specs than the NetGear NAS in the same product category. Plus, it has twin Gigabit network interfaces so it can move data in and out very quickly. I backup multiple computers and they run very fast on our Gigabit network. I like that Synology frequently updates the firmware with bug fixes and feature tweaks. The UI is easy to launch and is intuitive enough to figure out how to configure the device without much help. The NetGear device UI is fairly straightforward by comparison but NetGear barely releases firmware updates over the lifetime of their devices. Would recommend to anyone needing fast and massive local network storage.

### ⭐⭐ It ran great for 6 months and loved it
*by J***Z on September 25, 2014*

Bought the DS414 for my home. It ran great for 6 months and loved it, hence the 2 stars. Now the unit will spontaneously reset itself to factory every few minutes rendering the unit totally useless to me. Contacted Synology support. and they are going to RMA the unit. It appears there is a known problem with the motherboards of some of these units and it shows up in about 6 months. Hopefully they have corrected the problem by now and I just got in on a bad batch but beware if you bought yours a few months ago. Otherwise, it is a very wonderful design.

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