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March 2014
(76%)
69 Tests
Durchschnittliche Punktzahl von Experten, die dieses Produkt bewertet haben.
WD My Cloud EX2Like the original My Cloud, the EX2 is indeed (as WD claims) quite simple to set up and manage. Yes, it's more complex than a typical external USB storage solution, but this device is more than just hard drive space. It offers RAID capabili...
Very easy to set up, Good price for its class, Great for the home with its full-featured suite of media center apps
Performance lags other 2-bay NASs
Like its brethren, the WD My Cloud EX2 is very easy to use, and with this simplicity--as well as its very affordable price--it holds an advantage over other similar NAS solutions. Getting the EX2 up and running on your network will only take a few min...
Clean industrial design. Easy to set up. Offers simple remote access configuration via the My Cloud service. Excellent read speeds.
Average write speeds. Plastic handle to pull drives out of bay is flimsy and easy to break. Hard drives hot to the touch after several hours of system uptime
Western Digital's EX2 has the same interface and many of the good qualities of other products in its My Cloud portfolio. Yet the EX2 showed a few troubling issues in testing that makes us hesitate to give it a strong recommendation....
Easy to setup and manage, Accessible from anywhere using desktop and mobile apps, Two tool-less, hot-swap drive bays, Supports RAID 0, 1, JBOD and Spanning modes, Integrated file, FTP, backup and P2P download servers, Supports USB, LAN/WAN and cloud backu
USB 3.0 & Gigabit ports, Easy remote access without port forwarding, 10 licenses for Smartware Pro backup software, Apple Time Machine backup
Can't schedule attached backups, No logging, Lower read performance vs. other similar class products
Even though the My Cloud EX2 uses slightly beefed up hardware, the performance results don't really show too much of a difference compared to the EX4. The EX2 does have a slight edge over the EX4 on USB 3.0 backup and on iSCSI, but those aren't really the...
When it comes to power consumption the WD My Cloud EX2 4TB isn't too bad. We found that it uses around 5 Watts at when power saver mode is enabled. When the drives come out of their low power state they spike up to ~30 Watts during the few seconds it take...
The Western Digital My Cloud EX2 is a 2-bay NAS, and most users are going to use it in a RAID-1 configuration. Hence, we performed all our expansion / rebuild testing as well as power consumption evaluation with the unit configured in RAID-1. The disks us...
Compact, efficient, silent design, Excellent network throughput, Great out of the box / setup experience
Relatively low write speeds to externally connected USB devices, exFAT not supported on USB devices
The Western Digital EX2 fills an important gap in home network storage devices. RAID adds much needed redundancy, and Western Digital's My Cloud suite lets you get to that redundantly stored data from just about anywhere - even away from home. Speeds were...
The WD My Cloud EX2 is speedy, easy to use and affordable. The server's mobile-enabled personal cloud feature is a bonus for frequent travelers
The mobile app supports a limited number of file formats for playback, has no search function, and doesn't allow you to sort by content type. As a dual-bay server, its protected storage capacity is limited at 4TB for now
With its friendly pricing, fast performance, and handy personal cloud features, the WD My Cloud EX2 is an ideal network storage device for a small connected home....
Zusammenfassung: While the EX2 is a good-looking and compact device, it's a little irritating that the USB ports aren't immediately accessible and are instead found on the back of the device. There are two USB3 ports, but if you want to back up to or from an attached USB...
