USB 3.0 NAS server

USB 3.2 gen1

— standard connector (or several connectors) USB version 3.2 gen1.

Recall that USB is the most common interface for external peripherals nowadays. Through such a connector, you can connect a USB flash drive or hard drive to the server for direct data exchange, a printer to work as a print server, etc. Specifically, this version (formerly known as USB 3.1 gen1 or USB 3.0) is the most popular in modern computer technology, including NAS servers. It provides data transfer speeds up to 4.8 Gbps and higher power than the previous USB 2.0 standard, which allows you to connect a wide variety of peripheral devices to these ports, as well as efficiently handle large amounts of data (for example, when copying from external hard drive to NAS or vice versa). At the same time, such connectors are fully compatible with peripherals and for USB 2.0, but when connecting an external device with USB 3.2 gen2, it is worth clarifying whether it requires increased power supply and/or an adapter from USB-C to a standard USB port.

Also note that for additional convenience, the USB connector can be placed on the front panel; see "Options" for details.