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QNAP TS-451A-4G 4-bay NAS review

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The TS-451A-4G comes in a large brown box with a small label on the front which has an image of the NAS and the model's memory capacity and two panels. The rear of the box just has a group of icons displaying some of the major utilities; Data Protection, Private Cloud, File Sharing, Backup Station, Surveillance Station and Mobile Mangement.

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One side of the box has handling instructions as well as two small panels – one informing about drive compatibility, the other noting legal restrictions on data encryption. The other side of the box just has another row of handling and storing icons.

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The box bundle is pretty comprehensive; a pair of Ethernet cables, two sets of mounting screws for 2.5in and 3.5in drives, a 96W power adaptor, power cable, RM-IR002 remote control and a quick installation guide.

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