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Synology Releases DSM 7.3 to Walk Back 2025 Storage Lock-In HCL Policy, Allowing All Servers to Use Third-Party Drives

With DSM 7.3 remove Synology 2025 storage lock in HCL policy and Synology branded drives are no longer the requirement on any NAS server

Today, October 7, 2025, Synology announces the availability of the latest incremental release of its DiskStation Manager (DSM) operating system, DSM 7.3, for its network-attached storage (NAS) servers. This update adds security fixes and some notable improvements, but you’ll likely be more interested in what it removes. Indeed. DSM 7.3 … Continue Reading

Ubiquiti UNAS 2 Review: A Straightforward, PoE-Powered Server of Core Network-Attached Storage

The Ubiquiti UNAS 2 NAS Server

The UNAS 2, specifically the white version, UNAS-2-W, is the first server available in Ubiquiti’s recently announced Next-Gen UniFi Storage lineup, which includes three additional servers set to arrive later in the year. It’s also the first from the company designed for general consumers—the debut model, the UNAS Pro, which … Continue Reading

Synology DiskStation DS1525+ NAS Server Review (vs. DS1522+): A Solid Multi-Gigabit Upgrade

The Synology DS1525+ NAs server

The Synology DiskStation DS1525+ network-attached storage (NAS) server, first available in the US on June 25, 2025, is arguably the best among Synology’s new and controversial 2025 releases. Here’s the bottom line: The contentious storage requirement aside, the DS1525+ is an excellent NAS server to buy today, worth its $799.99 … 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

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