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WD 4 TB My Cloud Pro PR2100 Professional Series 2-Bay Network Attached Storage - NAS - WDBBCL0040JBK-EESN

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Capacity: 4 TB

Style Name: PR2100

Brand	Western Digital
Form factor	3.5"
Digital storage capacity	4 TB

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The My Cloud Pro series offers your creative team the network storage to edit, save and share production files from anywhere with an internet connection
Compatible with both Mac and PC, you're able to protect your content regardless of OS and with all photos, videos and files organised in one place, your team has all it needs to streamline its creative workflow
Access anywhere: Access, edit and share HD media with clients and colleagues using the My Cloud mobile app anywhere you have an internet connection
Stream anything: Built-in hardware transcoding prepares media for streaming in the right format and quality and with the plex media server installed on your NAS, you can stream to any device with an Internet connection
Intel Pentium N3710 quad-core 1.6 GHs processor with 4 GB DDR3L memory and support for RAID 0, 1, 5, 10, JBOD and spanning configurations

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Capacity:4 TB | Style Name:PR2100

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Western Digital

Series

WDBBCL0040JBK MY Cloud PRO PR2100

Item Model Number

WDBBCL0040JBK-EESN

Operating System

My Cloud OS

Product Dimensions

21.6 x 10.86 x 14.78 cm; 2.88 Kilograms

Item Dimensions L x W x H

21.6 x 10.9 x 14.8 centimetres

Colour

Black

Processor Count

Hard Drive Interface

ATA-4

Hard Drive Rotational Speed

2 RPM

Item Weight

2.88 kg

Manufacturer

Western Digital

ASIN

B01GRFF1ZK

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

29 January 2020

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Capacity:4 TB | Style Name:PR2100

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With space to keep virtually everything, the My Cloud PR2100 offers your creative team the network storage to edit, save and share production files from anywhere with an Internet connection. Compatible with both Mac and PC, you're able to keep your media protected and organised in one place to streamline your creative workflow.

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1 x NAS, 1 x Ethernet cable, 1 x Power supply and cable, 1 x Quick Install Guide

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Tony

Fantastic Media Server option left running 24x7

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 August 2017

Capacity: 8 TBStyle Name: PR2100Verified Purchase

I'm really happy with my choice. It's expensive in comparison to other NAS however, when you start to compare to setting up a lower power consuming computing and attaching storage, the difference in cost is minimal with a lot more effort.

Reason for my purchase was to centralise media and use as a plex media server. Works fantastically. I push content to my tvs which are Samsung with a plex media app. Transcoding can take place if the tv doesn't support it and not seen any issues. I've streamed up to 4k media content with no issues.

The UI for accessing the PR2100 (My Cloud) is very easy to use. Shared folders accessible via my Mac. I've added my partner as a user so she has a partition and access. The app is great, so you can stream content effortlessly and free (using VLC media player - couldn't be easier!).

For those debating, if you want a NAS that is there merely for storage, this will easily do the job but there are cheaper options where you'll still get a very similar experience within the WD product range. For those where Media streaming is wanted, this is a fantastic, no hassle option and worth the premium price.

I've owned this for a good few months now, no issues. Love it.

22 people found this helpful

Pritesh Mistry

A solid NAS, but check they have the apps you require!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 January 2019

Capacity: DisklessStyle Name: PR4100Verified Purchase

For those of you looking at purchasing a NAS, there are tonnes of guides out there for what exactly it is and does. So, I won't go into too much detail on this.

Setting up was as simple as connecting it to power and to your router via an ethernet cable (all cables provided in the box) and following the instructions on the webpages it refers you to.

I went for a 4 bay over a 2 bay because, at the time of purchase, I do not currently need 4 bays of storage - however, I see this as an investment over many years and therefore have paid extra for when I need to expand my storage. I would suggest you do the same, as it will save you time and money in the future!

My primary use for this is as a Plex server. Since I set it up, just under 2 weeks ago, the server has worked consistently well over the period with no downtimes, lags or issues etc. on Plex on the TV and several mobile devices. It has been a fantastic purchase for this reason (I was using my old laptop as a plex server before, and having to switch it on to access Plex was a pain).

I've also moved my photos, books and other documents to the server as a backup - however, I use Google Photos to store photos and I cannot see anything replacing it anytime soon (Google Photos will not upload full quality photos for free if for example you're a professional photographer - so this is where a NAS server becomes very useful).

Overall, it's a fantastic bit of kit and a great NAS for a first time user. However, be warned that the applications on this (similar to what you'd see on applications on a windows computer) is very limited when compared to its competitors such as Synology and QNAP.

For me, it's enough for the cheaper price to come out on top - however, please do your research on what applications each NAS supports.

9 people found this helpful

Chris Hoare

Easy setup network storage

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 August 2019

Capacity: 32 TBStyle Name: PR4100Verified Purchase

I bought the My Cloud Pro 4100 on Prime day; as my home storage requirements had reached breaking point. I have been using a Netgear 4 disk NAS alongside a Drobo 5n on my home network; and had 6 different pocket disks that I had accumulated on my travels over the yaers. All in I had 10 years of personal photos; video and my iTunes downloads etc.

Those two NAS devices were using random disks to make up the array; and between them they were full. Looking at the prices of disks it worked out cost competitive - the disks in the unit are WD NAS Red drives and amazon retail them for over 200 pounds each at the time I ordered the unit. So I ordered the MyCloud Pro.

Arrived in a nice box; with clear instructions - which boil down to plug in network cable (included) and plug in power cable; then in a browser go to the devices name. Immediately I hit an issue; the WD Software just doesnt get on with Safari - the logon screen just spins and comes back saying its timed out. It works just fine with chrome though.

Besides the safari problems the MyCloud software is defiantly lacking compared to Netgear's. The interface is easy to follow; and the settings gives you some great options. It is easy to create users and shares with permissions. There is an "App Store" to allow you to extend the systems features and it covers the basics - iTunes and DLNA which let you use the device as a stand alone media server for most situations. For off site backup to the cloud it offers an interface to Amazon S3 storage which is an affordable option for securely moving your data offsite.

My Netgear NAS offers more app options (and a virus scanner); and the interface lets you explore the storage in the interface - which is great for deleting and moving things about without having to copy them over the network - which would have sped my migration from USB drives to the NAS had it been possible to move files in the UI from external to internal storage. . For a pro device I was surprised there was a database available in the App Store.

For saving power there is a nice interface for changing the times its running - though it does make you do it day by day - its easy to get it to power down when you are at work and save some energy.

Since setting it up I have spent the last month slowly moving 15Tb of data from my old storage over to the new one; and finally turned off my old storage this week (And I have a drawer of now empty pocket drives too.) Lightroom is figuring out my photo storage on a pc and look like it will be for some time. Opening files from it across my wired and wireless networks quickly load; and copying some iTunes content back to my laptop when taking it away from the weekend took minutes per Gb which was enough performance for what I want of it. Having 32Tb of storage setup as Raid 5 gives me good protection for my data when inevitably a disk fails; though its at the expense of storage - there is 23Tb of usable space - and I have used more than half already. Should a disk fail its easy to remove and replace them and there are clear indicator lights that will let you know there is an issue.

The myCloud device itself is on a shelf gently humming as the fans ramp up on warm days. The DLNA playback has worked just fine with my TV; though using VLC to just connect to it as a disk is working nicely too.

Getting a device with disks was a better choice for me than using spare / old disks as I have a clean start. It also worked out cheaper than buying the disks at the time I bought it. It should give me a couple of years to before its full at which point hopefully my home internet will have got beyond ADSL and opened up the chance to use online storage for all my needs.

7 people found this helpful

Ken

A great Home Cloud device.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 January 2017

Capacity: 12 TBStyle Name: PR2100Verified Purchase

Very easy to set up for home based cloud services. We have it set up in a cupboard that houses our tech in our sitting room, just below the TV. When it was first started the fan came on and it was a bit noisy but it soon settled down to a whisper and now we don't notice it at all. Moving our iTunes library and photos to the cloud took a while over LAN (which is to be expected), but now they are available from all our devices via the My Cloud and WDPhotos apps. It has plenty of room on it to allow us to scan our old negatives and photos and have somewhere safe and accessible to store and browse through them at our leisure.

I would thoroughly recommend this version of the WD MyCloud series over the previous incarnations. The improved processor and RAM makes the PR2100 great for streaming HD movies so we can watch them on up to four devices in HD simultaneously. The fact that it runs off 2x6Tb Red drives in Raid 1 provides peace of mind that should one drive develop a fault we are safe in the knowledge that our data is still safe and only need to replace the faulty drive and rebuild the Raid.

9 people found this helpful

John Aiton

Stay clear of this until they fix the bugs...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 October 2020

Capacity: DisklessStyle Name: PR4100Verified Purchase

Web interface will not display more than a handful of your files (regardless of browser IE, Chromium, Firefox, Google Chrome). The "solution" from WD tech support is to zoom in and out until all your files show. Great I though, a solution, but no, you have to do this EVERY time you view files in the browser, which in my opinion makes this device useless for anyone who intends to work on their files remotely, unless of course you only have a handful of files, in which case, you don't need this device! WD deemed my comments and analysis "not helpful" when I informed them of this...

3 people found this helpful

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