10 1 2 Drawer Organizer

[58 mm (Front)] Youd think for the price this would have some flaws. At f.1/4 its pretty sharp at f.2 its razor sharp. I did not look at the outer edges of the frames as Im concerned with my subject. Good buy for the price.

[Latch] I didn't use the divider kit in a Pelican case, but rather as an organizer for my camera gear in an existing drawer. The flexibility of the kit really allowed me to get everything exactly as I wanted.

[0.135 lb] If you have an M.2 SATA drive, don't just toss it in a drawer and forget about it! It's easy to put it in this enclosure and use it. Just make sure it's an M.2 SATA drive and not an NVME drive!

[19.2 lb] It's a drawer.

[Speaker Stand] Right Product to replace a drawer plastic tray. Installed easy and well 10 times better. Built well and great value/price!

Right Product to replace a drawer plastic tray. Installed easy and well 10 times better. Built well and great value/price!

[Yes] This baby has rescued me on more than one occasion. Once when out hunting, my phone was at 2% but back at 20% in 10-15 minutes once I plugged it in.  I dont get hung up on how many charges I get out of it - more important to know when my power is low I can get back in business in no time. The magnetic hookup and short lightning cable do the job as well.

[2.5 lb] Love this organizer!

[1 x 256 W] I was not aware NAS has come so far in past 10 years - from a dumb HDD on network to a full professional suite of capabilities. Synology has really made the whole process 100% pain free. I was up and running with my first boot without issues. Loved the experience and research process on all the capabilities. Now that I backed up all my data and photos form iOS and other devices, I feel extremely glad I invested in this. I had precious precious photos sitting on an M.2 on PC - which are priceless. We often access those memories and in the past needed to turn the specific PC on. I did have a backup on external disk, and when we used it after 2 years, the disk had to be repaired by windows ! - this prompted me to think about a good NAS solution. Came across Synology and did lot of research and found this to be my place to go. I initially was looking at entry level 2 bay NAS system. After hours of YouTube and research, splurged a bit more to get a 4 bay NAS which supports M.2 SSD caching and other packages and functionalities - hey while you are going there - go all the way no? DS923+ is fantastic NAS system. 4 bays for me are good for now. Maybe I will move up someday in next 10 years, but this redundancy with SHR raid is perfect solution for me and my family. I did invest is a good 1500w UPS to pair with this. powerloss is rare but has happened multiple times in past 2 years. its vital you consider it given that NAS data can get corrupted if its abruptly shut down. I loaded this up with 2 M.2's for read write cache and 4GB additional RAM. Synology only supports its branded devices for most part - except HDDs for this unit. Highly recommend a new user to consider that from scratch and not cheap out on a NAS. Overall - I am very happy with it. Will see as time moves on, on how this will hold up.

[128 GB] Moved up from a 6 core AMD to this, it seems to be more than 10 times faster. Coupled with M.2 SSD it boots from cold off in less than 60 seconds, 480i videos that took over 50 minutes to render on the old machine render in slightly over 5 minutes.