Synology BeeDrive
The Synology BeeDrive makes local backups almost effortless. It's fast, easy to set up, and offers a refreshing alternative to relying entirely on cloud storage.
The BeeDrive isn't trying to be a NAS or replace professional backup software. Instead, it focuses on one thing: automatically backing up your files without requiring any technical knowledge.
Setup takes only a few minutes, and once configured, it quietly keeps your computer and mobile devices backed up in the background. Transfer speeds are excellent, and the software stays out of the way once everything is running.
It lacks some of the advanced features found in Synology's larger products, but that's intentional. For anyone looking for a simple backup solution without monthly cloud storage fees, the BeeDrive is one of the easiest products to recommend.
Reviewed by NextGearReview
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