My Cloud 6TB Personal Cloud is the perfect device to save and access personal pictures and video contents. It's small size and high capacity make it attractive

Easy setup and accessible from any mobile. Secured access and plenty of storage

.......absolutely useless...... constantly crashing or failing to back up, cant access remotely half the time and generally a waste of money. Given that i wanted a backup device for important office information I frankly have no faith in this product backing up my hard disks and being able to...

Documentation could be clearer. The instructions packed with the Mycloud told me to go to a web site. The site did not look like or behave like the documentation. finally figured it out. If your not a network geek, you will need to learn about attaching/mounting a network drive via Windows/MAC.

I wanted to get a hard disk but was confused, my friend recommended western digital 2 TB hard disk. so happy with the product,

Another good product from WD. Easy to use. Works well for remote access too. Access page opens easily on laptop, tablet or mobile device. The draw backs are...a bit slower than accepted (I have not tried a gigabit router/switch which it recommends).

easy to setup and use, allows me the access I need to my infomation no matter where I am

Cloud drive not available over internet :); Returned

Cloud drive not available over internet :); Returned

I'm using this primarily for some office management, photo/video storage, and backup of my cell phone and tablet. Secondary is using the space for networked media devices. I was able to plug in the device, and attach my new nGear 1ft Cat6a cable.

3Tb storage (Chosen option; 1Gb network support; Comes with 2-3ft Cat 5e Cable; Allows for additional cloud syncing/backup; Ideal for private cloud

Does not support auto-backup from USB; Power on/off & reset through web app

I have attached a 6TB USB3 Hard disk to it and functions perfectly. The My cloud portion of it works well, unless you want to access your control panel. It is limited on ram, when you strip services it is a rock solid performer.

Works fairly well in Ultimate Edition Linux (writing software to auto detect it) I am by hobby an Operating System Architect & Leading Programmer; I see at peak 110 MB/s via avg 90 MB/s, 80 at the low; Make sure you have Gigabit; Cables mean a ton, do not bottleneck yourself.

I have a Quad Core Atom running Win 10 (Voyo V2) used as a media center in the bedroom and can not find the NAS even with Western Digitals software & hard wired; It has a USB Netgear AC 6200 wireless adapter, I am currently fighting with, because the integrated is something to be desired.