Synology's DS119j $100 NAS is the least expensive NAS you can buy.

QNAP's TS-332X is a 10GbE NAS that trades higher flexibility for lower price.

Updated - ASUSTOR's AS4004T is a good value in a four-bay Gigabit port NAS with a bonus 10GbE port.

Thecus' N4350 is an entry-level four-bay SOHO NAS with little to recommend it.

QNAP's TS-128A is a high performance, inexpensive, single bay NAS.

Synology's DS118 is high performance, but expensive, single bay NAS.

Synology's DS918+ is a top-performing, but pricey four-bay NAS that could make good use of a 10 GbE port.

Synology's DS218j and DS218play bring good value and performance to two-bay NAS buyers.

ASUSTOR's AS3102T is our new #1 ranked RAID 1 NAS.

Synology's DS418j came close to taking the #1 rank for RAID5 NASes.

Thecus' N2350 is a two-bay SOHO NAS with decent performance that won't empty your wallet.

Synology's DS1817 provides high capacity and 10 GbE connectivity at a reasonable price.

QNAP's TS-453B is an expensive four-bay NAS, even before adding optional 10GbE.

Updated - Synology's DS1517+ is an attractive choice for a 10GbE capable NAS.

QNAP's TS-431X is an inexpensive way to move up to a 10 GbE NAS.

QNAP's TS-231P is a good value in a RAID 1 NAS.

Drobo's new 5N2 five bay NAS is a good option for folks who want the most flexible way to grow their NAS storage.

QNAP's TS-228 is inexpensive, but makes performance compromises to get there.

QNAP's TS-431P is an entry-level RAID 5 NAS that should satisfy cost-focused buyers.

Synology's DS416 and DS416j are both good values in four-bay RAID 5 NASes.