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The EX4 is capable of streaming video and photos to several connected devices (TVs, game consoles, devices with DLNA/UPnP support) thanks to the unit's Twonky 7.2 and DLNA-certified 1.5 media servers. Strong support for streaming media will appeal to the user with a large audio/video library. My Cloud also supports email and mobile alerts, keeping the user or administrator up-to-date on the system's status and performance.

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The EX4 benefits from WD's My Cloud series of mobile and desktop applications, allowing the user to access, modify, and share data on-site or remotely, while also providing the administrator with tools for remote user and energy management. Simple indicators for network activity, resource monitoring, cloud devices, user accounts, and active applications line the bottom of the dashboard, while a ribbon at the top provides easy access to more advanced utilities and applications.

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Dominating the left portion of the screen is a simple view of remaining free capacity on the NAS, while the right panel provides a quick glance at system diagnostics and firmware version. The calm, dark interface speaks to next-generation design and simplicity, presenting the user with valuable information without the risk of clutter or aesthetic overload. The minimalistic, streamlined user interface is one of the My Cloud's major selling points.

WD touts the minimal effort required to change drives with the EX4: it really is just a matter of pulling a latch and out pops the drive.Ī series of ventilation holes lines either side of the unit, while the rear contains both USB 3.0 and Ethernet ports, dual power supply plugs, and the system fan. Below the control panel are the four tool-less, hot-swappable bays themselves (which, depending on model, are empty or come with WD Red HDDs). Immediately below are four blue LED status lights, each assigned to one of the four drive bays. To either side of the screen are the power button and status light, and up/down selection arrows for controlling the readout on the status display. The front of the unit features a central LCD status screen in cool blue, centered on a strip of glossy black finish. The all-metal WD My Cloud EX4 sticks with WD's sleek, simple design philosophy. Non-operating Temperature: -40 to 158 F (-40 to 70 C).Operating Temperature: 32 to 95 F (0 to 35 C).Weight: 7.20 pounds / 3.3 kg (without drives).The EX4's storage capacity can be further extended by attaching compatible USB 3.0 external drives in either of the unit's two USB ports. The drive bays themselves offer a sleek toolless design and allow fast hot swapping, making installation and expansion a snap. Additionally, WD offer a drive-less package for those who wish to operate their own drives (WD or otherwise), or add them a la carte as storage needs grow. The unit also comes in a variety of prepackaged models, utilizing WD Red HDDs: 8TB, 12, and 16TB. Unlike its smaller single-bay companion, the EX4 offers users a degree of security against data loss with support for RAID 0, 1, 5, and 10, as well as spanning and JBOD modes. WD aims to make the EX4 a performer as well, with a 2.0GHz processor, 512MB onboard memory, and dual Ethernet ports (which provide link aggregation, allowing for transfer increase and redundancy). Building on the design philosophy of its smaller sister, the EX4 retains the My Cloud's ease of use while offering an expansion of up to 4 total bays, a dual power supply, and additional data management features.

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With a full array of applications and easy-setup design, the My Cloud EX4 offers a feature-rich, stable, and secure network storage solution of up to 16TB. The WD My Cloud EX4 is a four-bay NAS designed for power users and small offices that builds on WD's new My Cloud platform.