S2pro—The Entertainment Flagship（OEM/ODM)

(OEM/ODM)

Strong inner “core”

Standard dual bay design meets greater storage demands

HDMI Ultra HD 4K Video Playback

Multi-layered Security for Data Protection

A dual-bay private cloud that also plays your movies

Most NAS boxes sit in a cupboard and only hold files. The S2 Pro is woCyber’s entertainment flagship, and it is built for the living room as much as the home office: a standard dual-bay design that meets greater storage demands, plus HDMI Ultra HD 4K video playback straight out of the box.

Setup stays deliberately boring. Put in your drives, connect the S2 Pro to your router, and give every phone, tablet and laptop in the house its own space on a private cloud you own. Photos and videos back up over your home network, and after the day you buy it there is no monthly bill attached to any of it.

Two bays, room to grow

Dual bays mean you decide how the storage grows. Start with one drive and add a second when the photo library catches up with you, or fill both from day one if you already have terabytes of footage. Because the bays take standard drives, capacity is your choice — you are not locked into proprietary disks priced like ink cartridges.

HDMI 4K without a streaming box

One HDMI cable puts your library on the TV. Browse albums and films with a remote and play them in Ultra HD 4K directly from the local drives, so a two-hour film starts immediately and does not pause to buffer. Because playback runs from your own hardware, your private videos are not uploaded somewhere else just to be watched on your own screen.

Security in layers, not slogans

Multi-layered security protects data in storage and the accounts that reach it. Individual accounts let family members share one machine without sharing every file — which matters more as kids get old enough to have their own camera rolls.

Who it suits

Choose the S2 Pro if you want one box to handle phone backups, document storage and TV-side movie playback, and you want that box to cost nothing per month. If you already know you need four drive bays and up to 120TB, step up to the X4 instead; if you want the smallest possible start, the A3 is the lighter pick.