TerraMaster F2-424 NAS in test – One size smaller, but still interesting?

1 - Introduction and technical data 2 - Look and feel 3 - The inner (don't call it teardown) 4 - First run 5 - Operating system and software 6 - Feature check list - Part 1 7 - Feature check list - Part 2 8 - Data transfer, power consumption and noise 9 - Summary and conclusion

A few months ago, we already presented and tested its big brother, the F4-424 NAS. But since not everyone has enough data to fill four hard disks, there is of course also a 2-bay version. As the two models hardly differ technically, we also take a look at the new TOS6 beta.

Click here for the test reports of the 4-bay version and its predecessor of the same size:

Packaging and scope of delivery

I can tease another future article here, because the NAS is of course not delivered in two boxes, but is completely contained in the upper one.

Inside, two large foam bumpers protect the contents, and the accessories have been given their own little box.

Included are 12 stickers for labeling hard drives, a LAN cable and screws for the data carriers.

The power supply unit from KPTEC is of type K48V120400G and delivers a maximum of 48 watts.

Specifications

Here is an overview of the key technical data, further details can be found on the manufacturer’s product page.