Synology 4-Bay DiskStation DS925+ drops to $496.99 in latest price cut

A $143.00 discount that's hard to ignore.

If you have been waiting for a serious NAS deal that actually delivers, this one qualifies. Synology 4-Bay DiskStation DS925+ drops to $496.99 - save $143.00. At 22% off its list price. This is the lowest this model has sold for outside a single brief dip earlier in the year.

THE DEAL

Synology 4-Bay DiskStation DS925+

$496.99 (was $639.99) - Save $143.00 (22% off)

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Get This Price

For just $496.99, down from its list price of $639.99, this undercuts the 30-day average of $637.71 by a wide margin. The all-time low sits at $511.99, so this price is competitive with the best we have tracked over the last six months.

If you missed the previous low. This is effectively a second chance.

What You're Getting

The DS925+ is a four-bay NAS built for home offices, media servers, and small-team workflows. It supports drives on Synology's official compatibility list and delivers sequential read/write throughput up to 522/565 MB/s for stable data transfers.

Dual 2.5GbE ports provide fast network speeds with redundancy, and the onboard software covers file and photo management, data protection, virtualization, and surveillance. Synology backs it with a three-year limited hardware warranty.

Who This Is For

Best for anyone running out of storage on a two-bay NAS or migrating from cloud subscriptions to local storage. Photographers, video editors, and home lab operators will get the most out of the dual 2.5GbE throughput and DSM software ecosystem.

Skip it if you only need two bays for basic backup -- the two-bay models cost less and cover that use case fine.

Final Verdict

The DS925+ at $496.99 is a rare sighting at this price tier. If you need four bays and Synology's software stack. This is the moment to lock it in.

Those who can wait another quarter might see the all-time low again, but there is no guarantee, and the current discount is meaningful enough to act on now.