EGOKEE D-Link ShareCenter Cloud Storage 2000 2-Bay drops to $179.99 on Amazon

Save $21.17 on this price drop. A 2-bay NAS that doubles as a personal cloud is a rare find at this money. Right now the EGOKEE D-Link ShareCenter Cloud Storage 2000 2-Bay drops to $179.99, saving you $21.17. That 11% cut puts the diskless enclosure at the lowest price it has touched, so if you have been weighing home backup or media streaming. This is a strong moment to check out.

THE DEAL

EGOKEE D-Link ShareCenter Cloud Storage 2000 2-Bay

$179.99 (was $201.16) - Save $21.17 (11% off)

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Get This Price

This sits at the lowest price on record. For just $179.99, below its 30-day average of $201.16, the enclosure undercuts where it has been trading all quarter.

Given the mydlink cloud integration and dual drive bays, that price point makes sense for anyone building out home storage without paying a premium.

What You're Getting

- Two 3.5-inch SATA hard drive bays with RAID protection to guard data if a drive fails

- mydlink cloud service for personal cloud access plus an easy remote manager

- Streams movies to a compatible TV media player and pushes music, photos, and video to mobile devices

- My Surveillance app records and plays back security footage from up to four D-Link cloud cameras

- Web-based interface for straightforward file management and photo album sharing

Who This Is For

Best for home users who want centralized backup and remote file access without monthly cloud fees. The diskless design means you supply your own drives, so it fits buyers who already own compatible SATA disks or want to pick capacity.

If you need a plug-and-play NAS with storage included out of the box. This is not that, but it rewards people willing to drop in their own drives.

The Caveat

This is a diskless unit, so budget for hard drives before you count on any storage. It is also a legacy model in D-Link's line, so firmware updates are not the focus here; treat it as a capable workhorse rather than a platform for future software pushes.

Final Verdict

If you already have drives ready, the $179.99 price is hard to beat for a two-bay RAID NAS with cloud-style remote access. Move on this one now, because the all-time low does not stick around long.