Buffalo Technology LinkStation Pro 2.0 TB Shared Network Attached Storage LS-XH2.0TL (Black)
Customer Rating Score
(18 customer reviews)
Product Features
- Easily stream your favorite music and videos directly from LinkStation Pro to a PC, Mac, or DLNA media player.
- 2X the performance of all other single-drive NASes tested.
- Direct Copy feature allows you to automatically upload images from your digital camera or digital camcorder directly to your LinkStation
- Use the LinkStation Pro with Time Machine
- Scheduled Backup via USB to external HDD and support for Time Machine¿ Functionality
Product Description
Buffalo¿s LinkStation Pro is a high performance, dependable, shared network storage solution with fast transfer speeds. It is easy to install and lets you store and share your music, photos, and videos on your home or business network as well as online. Stream your favorite music and videos directly from the LinkStation Pro to a PC, Mac, or network attached DLNA media player. Access and share your multimedia collection from anywhere at anytime using Web Access. More Details >>Customer Reviews
Flexx review Best Buffalo NAS so far (evolution of Buffalo drives)Let me start with a bold statement - this is by far the best Buffalo NAS drive for the money. Believe or not, I can measure the evolution of Buffalo NAS drives through my collection of 3 other Buffalo drives. More >>
walkair
I'm happy - after some start-up challengesImpressive list of features for a low-cost device. I selected the LinkStation Pro primarily for native Time Machine backup support, DLNS media server capabilities and the "direct copy" feature from a USB device. More >>
Walt Marston
Good, But not GREAT..This was the second NAS system that I purchased, the first was the Buffalo Linkstation Mini which I returned because of the speed of transferring the file. More >>
CD
Slow! UGH!So I purchased this because of the name Buffalo and am I sorry that I did. The web interface is the slowest around, and whatever you do DO NOT run a format on this drive (from within the web interface) without giving it 12+ hours to do the format. More >>
Andrew Blaine
