Testseek.com have collected 29 expert reviews of the Western Digital My Cloud Home DUO USB3 WDBMU and the average rating is 69%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Western Digital My Cloud Home DUO USB3 WDBMU.
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29 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: Let's admit it, most of us prefer buying a higher storage variant of a phone or laptop. More storage just gives us peace of mind that we can hoard photos, music and videos without worrying about slowing the device. That's why, microSD cards sell like hot...
Yes, if you are the sort with a million files scattered over multiple devices and that too files that really matter and not just photos of the aircraft wing from your last trip. I would have been happier if this device had its own network, like with a sma...
Published: 2021-09-27, Author: David , review by: T3.com
Lots of storage,Sleek external design,Easy to operate,
No direct connection, Can get expensive, Few advanced options,
The WD My Cloud Home Duo is a little different to other external hard drives in that it connects to your router, making it a sort of NAS for beginners. It mostly impresses, if you can live without any advanced network options and transfer speeds that aren...
Good Performance, Easy To Setup And Use, 2 Preinstalled Removable HDDs (Zero Compatibility Issues), iOS / Android App, Available Capacities (4/8/12/16/20TB), Power On/Off Button, Low Power
Price (For Some), File Sharing Only Function, Limited Windows Software,
Even though the My Cloud Home Duo 8TB did extremely well in our charts for a NAS of its category/type (better than expected really so not supporting RAID 0 for increased performance is not really an issue) it's not hard to see that people over...
Super simple web-based setup and usage, Interfaces with mobile devices and online storage services
Slow, especially when writing small files, No self-backup capabilities, even to attached USB drives
We like the simplicity of the WD My Cloud Home Duo's portal-based setup and access. But ridiculously slow write performance will waste way too much of your time, and the inability to back-up to USB leaves your data vulnerable...
Published: 2017-11-28, Author: Vincent , review by: straitstimes.com
Abstract: The WD My Cloud Home Duo tries to simplify local storage and backup for mainstream users, presumably because NAS (network-attached storage) boxes are too intimidating for the less tech-savvy.But WD has introduced arbitrary restrictions that are annoying...
Published: 2018-02-12, Author: Kai , review by: techstage.de
simple, eigene Cloud, einfache Bedienung, durch Apps erweiterbar
langsam bei kleinen Dateien, Drittanbieter-Apps kompliziert, Festplatten nicht austauschbar
WDs My Cloud Home (Duo) ist in den unterschiedlichen vorliegenden Versionen ein tolles Einsteigergerät, die sich eine private Cloud-Lösung ohne zusätzliche, monatliche Kosten samt voller Kontrolle über die eigenen Daten wünschen und sich gleichzeitig nich...
Published: 2017-11-17, Author: Daniel , review by: cyberbloc.de
schickes Design, gute Performance, geringe Geräuschentwicklung, einfache Einrichtung, schneller Tausch der Festplatte möglich, hohe Schreibgeschwindigkeit
wenig Funktionen, kaum Sicherheitsoptionen, nur über Internet erreichbar, Software am PC für Einrichtung notwendig
Schickes NAS, gute Performance, zu wenig FunktionenSynology oder QNAP haben mit ihren NAS-Systemen mehr zu bieten, aber wer eher ein übersichtliches und leicht zu bedienendes NAS benötigt, sollte mit dem WD My Cloud Home Duo vollkommen zufrieden sein. Ein...
