It seems the LinkStation 220 is a downgraded LinkStaion 420, or as it is sometimes "value engineered"

It seems the LinkStation 220 is a downgraded LinkStaion 420, or as it is sometimes "value engineered"

It seems the LinkStation 220 is a downgraded LinkStaion 420, or as it is sometimes "value engineered"

It seems the LinkStation 220 is a downgraded LinkStaion 420, or as it is sometimes "value engineered"

It seems the LinkStation 220 is a downgraded LinkStaion 420, or as it is sometimes "value engineered"

It seems the LinkStation 220 is a downgraded LinkStaion 420, or as it is sometimes "value engineered"

It seems the LinkStation 220 is a downgraded LinkStaion 420, or as it is sometimes "value engineered"

It seems the LinkStation 220 is a downgraded LinkStaion 420, or as it is sometimes "value engineered"

It seems the LinkStation 220 is a downgraded LinkStaion 420, or as it is sometimes "value engineered"

It seems the LinkStation 220 is a downgraded LinkStaion 420, or as it is sometimes "value engineered"

For my smaller music files it was more like 35MB/s

Copying to the USB 3.0 external hard drive speed is merely a few M/s, even slower than IX2 that has only USB 2.0.

From PC to NAS over GigE, it was a steady 55MB/s according to Windows

Everything worked as it should.

You may be happy with this unit, as it's not so much bad as not to my liking.

This item works as it should it's iPhone app still hasn't been updated to work with iOS 7

Documentation for Apple device and Mac users seems straightforward, but many non-Apple users may find they will need to do a bit of independent research in order to get the device to work as it should.

It would never get 5 because of the cheap plastic constructions, but if everything else worked as it should, I would have rated it higher.