You can also control it through a web interface, but it won’t be very handy because of its technicality. The Drobo 5N2 is run by a Drobo Dashboard software downloaded from the official website for Windows and Mac operating systems. The overall performance, from writing data on the drive, reading the data, opening large files, or editing HD videos by accessing from it directly, was very good, fast, and effective. The transfer rate of a single large file can reach almost 90MBs/sec and 35MBs/Second for small but various files in a single transfer. It feels like working on a flash drive when connected initially apart from some latency. This NAS device’s performance may be a little lower than other competitors but much better than the other products of Drobo. After inserting the drives and plugging in the Ethernet, plug-in power, and here you go, your device is all set to start. There are no rails to slide in the drives, so you need to push the drives inside, which can be removed by pushing aside the securing clip, forced out by a little string spring. It also uses two ethernet ports, unlike the older Drobo versions that only use one. The quad-core Marvell ARM processor is way more powerful than those used in the predecessors of Drobo N52, making it comparatively very fast. Five drive bays can hold the disk failure twice without losing any data.
However, it is well updated and more powerful and efficient in performance and specification-wise. The toaster looks like the design of 5N2 is almost the same as the older versions.
After developing two Network Attached Storages: the Drobo FS and Drobo 5N, Drobo threw their third Updated NAS into the market in the form of Drobo 5N2.
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