Our expert deal-hunting staff showcases the best price drops and discounts from reputable sellers daily. If you make a purchase using our links, CNET may earn a commission. If you like to store a lot of digital information such as shows, files or even work documents, then grabbing one of these NAS deals will help a lot. As the world grows more digital, so does the size of the files we need to store, whether we're talking about films, shows or big work files, especially for graphics designers and video editors. That's where a Network Attached Storage (NAS) can come in really handy. Not only do they give you a central place in your home to store loads of data, but they also help you avoid paying the exorbitant fees that come with using a cloud storage service for high-capacity storage. Depending on your budget and needs, you can go for a quick plug-and-play option or a more involved NAS that lets you pick your own HDDs or SSDs.A NAS drive essentially functions as a self-contained cloud, with one or more high-capacity storage drives that anyone on the network can access. While they can be costly up front, they're one of the more efficient ways to keep your organization's data assembled, secure and accessible. Plus, you can often find models on sale for hundreds less than their list prices. We've rounded up some of the best NAS drive deals out there at the moment, and we'll continue to update this page as offers come and go, so be sure to check back often. With 4TB of storage, this WD My Cloud EX2 Ultra is great for both individuals with serious storage needs, and for smaller businesses looking for a budget-friendly pick. With 1GB of DDR3 memory, it boasts impressive data transfer speeds, and the built-in USB 3.0 ports allow you to transfer photos or videos from a camera or flash drive with the touch of a button. It's also compatible with Apple Time Machine so you can back up your files, and with 256 AES volume encryption, you can be confident that your data is safe from prying eyes.Read our WD My Cloud EX2 Ultra preview. If you want a budget-friendly NAS where you can insert and remove the hard drives or SSDs, this four-bay version from QNAP is a good option. It has 2GB of RAM, a 1.7 GHz Annapurna Labs AL-314 Quad-Core processor, and is 2.5GB capable. It can also fit both 3.5-inch and 2.5-inch hard drives and SSDs, so you have a lot of options to work with.With 8TB of storage, this two-bay Buffalo TeraStation is a solid midrange drive for both personal and professional use. It supports impressive transfer speeds with a 2.5GbE port, and protects your data with 256-bit drive encryption. Plus, it's compatible with Amazon S3, Dropbox, Azure and OneDrive so you can create a hybrid cloud and sync your data across multiple services. This WD drive is primarily designed for home use and personal storage, but still boasts a substantial 20TB storage capacity. It plugs directly into your home Wi-Fi router, and allows you to access your data from anywhere with an internet connection using the companion My Cloud Home apps. The drive's Mirror Mode keeps your data secure by automatically duplicating any files stored on one drive and backing it up on the other.If you need something with a bit more capacity and features, the WD Expert Series can hold up to four hard drives and SSDs and comes with two Ethernet ports for redundancy. Even better, this deal includes four 6TB WD REDs to get you going, so it's a good option if this is your first NAS. It comes with a 1.6 GHz Marvell Armada 388 Dual-Core processor and 2GB RAM, so about what you'd expect for a NAS at this price point.With 32TB of included storage and at $535 off its usual price, this is one of the best-value NAS drives you'll find out there at the moment. It's equipped with 4GB of ECC memory as well as a 10-gigabit Ethernet port for lightning-fast data transfer, and the 256-bit AES encryption ensures that your data can't be accessed from anyone outside your network. It also supports integration with popular third-party cloud services such as Dropbox and Microsoft Azure for an extra offsite backup of your data in case something happens to the physical drive.This deal is on the same NAS as the previous WD Cloud Expert, except it comes preloaded with four 14TB HDDs, giving you 56TB of total space. So why would you pick this over the other? Well, it might be cheaper to go for the 24TB deal and buy four 14TB HDDs later, but if you'd rather skip straight to the highest capacity, then go with this deal. Just note that this NAS drive requires a special order, and will take between two and four weeks to ship. Laptops Desktops & Monitors Computer Accessories Photography Tablets & E-Readers 3D Printers