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TP-Link Archer BE700 Quick Take (vs. Archer BE800): A High-End Router with Poor Multi-Gig and 5GHz Support

TP-Link Archer BE700 BE15000 Wi-Fi 7 Router

The Archer BE700 is another confusing option among TP-Link’s existing soup of Wi-Fi 7 routers. It’s a BE15000 router, which means, according to the way TP-Link has released its hardware, there’s a chance you’ll find an Archer BE15000, which would be the same hardware with a different model name. In … Continue Reading

Synology’s New DS725+ and DS1825+ Servers: Underwhelmingly Familiar NAS Releases

Synology DS1825+

Synology today officially releases its two additional DiskStation NAS servers in its Plus family, the DS1825+ and DS725+. Judging from their hardware specs, while the former can pass for a minor four-year upgrade to the previous DS1821+, the latter, like the recently available DS925+, is an outright downgrade compared to the … Continue Reading

Synology HCL Policy: 2025 Devilish Details of the New Storage Lock-in Approach and Its Current Stage of Play

Synology storage lock in with DS925+ drive warning

Together with the 2025 NAS models, starting with the DiskStation DS925+, Synology has an unpleasant surprise for its fans: The NAS maker now implements a strict hardware compatibility (HCL) policy, which, for the time being, is basically a storage lock-in approach. To put it bluntly, apart from the server, you … Continue Reading

Synology Unveils DiskStation DS425+ for Those with Simple Network Storage Needs

Synology DiskStation DS425+

Today, Synology announced the availability of its second NAS server for 2025, the DiskStation DS425+, for the US market. It’s a four-bay server, similar to the DS925+ that was released earlier this month, but with lower hardware specifications and capabilities. Synology DS425+: A straightforward 4-bay NAS server The first thing … Continue Reading

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