LaCie d2 Network (1TB) review
Verdict
Despite a good range of features, this drive isn't fast enough or cheap enough to warrant a recommendation
Review Date: 11 Jun 2009
Reviewed By: Mike Jennings
Price when reviewed: (£225 inc VAT)
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What a rubbish product
Backups are hidden in deep menu structure, which doesn't have a logical path
Network backups fail 50% of the time and take half a day to run
Desktop software on occasionally opens and runs, with some menu options not responding
On/Off button has stopped working, so unplugging is only way to switch on and off, potentially corrupting backups.
Sparse instructions
Will never buy from these people again.
Purchasing replacement
By NoNonsense on 18 Jun 2011 ![]()
Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive Cloud Edition 2TB
Category: Storage appliancesRating:
Price: £140
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