Wednesday, June 4th 2025

Synology Unveils DiskStation DS225+

Synology today announced the launch of the DS225+, a compact 2-bay storage solution. "Designed for small teams and branch offices, the DS225+ is ideal for synchronization with central offices," noted Peggy Weng, Product Manager at Synology Inc. "Its built-in synchronization features allow for ready integration into existing deployments."

This 2-bay system is perfect for home, home office, and edge environments, due to its combination of capable performance and minimal footprint. It offers a raw data storage capacity of up to 40 TB when equipped with 20 TB drives. For fast network connectivity right out of the box, the DS225+ comes equipped with both a 2.5GbE port and a 1GbE RJ-45 port.
DS225+ is engineered as a full-featured system to deliver consistent performance and reliability with Synology hard drives. It follows a carefully curated drive compatibility framework, backed by over 7,000 hours of rigorous testing. To ensure optimal integration and long-term dependability, DSM on the DS225+ requires compatible hard drives for installation.

Versatile features for business workloads
Powered by Synology's DiskStation Manager (DSM), these systems offer versatile features to meet diverse business data management needs.
  • Synology Drive transforms the system into a private cloud, enabling cross-platform access and site-to-site syncing for distributed teams.
  • Active Backup Suite provides comprehensive protection for Windows, Linux, and macOS devices, virtual machines, and cloud accounts, with flexible off-site backup options.
  • Surveillance Station delivers scalable video management and offers real-time intelligent analytics to safeguard physical assets.
Availability
The DS225+ will be available starting June 4, 2025, through Synology's network of partners and resellers worldwide. For more information, visit the DS225+ product page.
Source: Synology
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29 Comments on Synology Unveils DiskStation DS225+

#26
TheLostSwede
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A Computer GuyAhh for the 2025 models, that seems much nicer.
Damn, they used eSATA on their 2022/2023 models...
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TheLostSwedeDamn, they used eSATA on their 2022/2023 models...
Modern USB is way faster but from a reliability perspective I'll take (e)SATA any day over permanently attached external USB storage (occasionally using it for a backup is probably just fine). Once you're sick of completely different problems with different USB devices, random bugs, disconnections, file system issues, etc. you start appreciating good old fashioned SATA.
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#28
lexluthermiester
closeModern USB is way faster but from a reliability perspective I'll take (e)SATA any day over permanently attached external USB storage (occasionally using it for a backup is probably just fine). Once you're sick of completely different problems with different USB devices, random bugs, disconnections, file system issues, etc. you start appreciating good old fashioned SATA.
I'll do along with that. It's one of the many reasons I wish the powers that be has done SATA4(18Gbps).
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#29
Veseleil
Read it as a dickstation, and it was spot on.
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