Zimacube 2 review: A tinkerer's NAS, at a good price point
The ZimaCube 2 is a six-bay NAS with no software lock-in. At $799, the Standard model suits tinkerers, though the company's Thunderbolt connection claims aren't accurate. ZimaCube 2 review Once upon a time, I had a spare PowerMac 6500. Maybe it was a Performa — that specific is lost to me. This was just-pre MP3 explosion, but I still was generating a lot of data that I'd prefer not lurk…
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The ZimaCube 2 is a six-bay NAS with no software lock-in, priced at $799, making it an attractive option for tinkerers. Despite the company's claims about its Thunderbolt connection, the reviewer found them to be inaccurate. The device offers a flexible platform for managing home server data, providing an alternative to proprietary solutions.
Its six bays offer ample storage space, catering to those who generate significant amounts of data and wish to keep it readily accessible beyond their primary computing devices. However, potential buyers should be aware of the Thunderbolt claims and consider this factor in their decision-making process.
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