8 Best NAS and Network Storage Suppliers in Singapore (2026)
Compare 8 NAS and network storage suppliers in Singapore, from Sim Lim Square dealers to Synology resellers and IT firms that size and set up NAS for SMEs.
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- Amir Wahab
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AI image by LocalRankA network-attached storage box is only as useful as the advice and support behind it, and Singapore buyers have a wide spread to pick from: mall dealers selling Synology and QNAP units over the counter, specialist resellers, and IT firms that size, install and maintain the system for an office. This guide covers eight suppliers whose own websites describe NAS or network storage work, with brands and services attributed to what each one publishes. Use it to separate straight product sales from setup-and-support offers, then confirm current stock, local warranty terms, and any installation scope directly with the supplier before you commit to a model.
1. Win-Pro Consultancy
Win-Pro runs both a Synology-focused site and a QNAP-focused page, and its online shop lists NAS from Synology, QNAP and Ubiquiti alongside Seagate IronWolf drives. Its pages describe NAS sales, consulting and support for homes, small and medium businesses and larger organisations, and its blog walks SMEs through choosing a Synology model. The company says it has operated in Singapore and Malaysia since 1993, and its shop notes that online stock status may lag behind reality, so it asks buyers to confirm availability on WhatsApp. That makes it a reasonable first call for someone who wants a brand-neutral conversation about which NAS suits their users, backup plan and budget before buying. Pricing is not shown here.
Jalan Pemimpin area
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2. ElectronicsCrazy
ElectronicsCrazy is a Singapore-registered online electronics and IT retailer that gives Synology NAS a featured page on its site. The company states that it is an authorised Synology reseller and a registered supplier on GeBIZ, and it publishes separate retail and business enquiry channels, which suits both home buyers and offices that need a quotation. Its site advertises same-day and urgent delivery options within Singapore, and it also lists customer collection hours at its Singapore address. Because the catalogue spans networking, computers and other electronics, it can be a convenient single stop when a NAS purchase comes with switches, cabling or workstations, though setup scope should be confirmed with the seller. Ask about stock and warranty handling before you order.
Jalan Pemimpin area
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3. TechDistri
TechDistri's Singapore site presents network-attached storage and networking gear as its core offering, with Synology listed among the brands it represents together with names such as EnGenius, D-Link and Foxit. The company describes itself on that page as an authorised reseller and distributor of Synology products, and it publishes a Singapore office address plus a contact page for partnership and sales enquiries. Its pitch is aimed at businesses that want storage bundled with networking and software licences from a single vendor rather than a walk-in shop. Buyers should ask for the exact warranty route and any deployment help in writing, since the site frames the company mainly as a supplier. Delivery arrangements are worth clarifying too.
Beach Road (Gateway East)
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4. Storage Studio Singapore
Storage Studio is a Sim Lim Square seller focused on storage, with a catalogue split between NAS towers from two to eight bays and direct-attached drives. Its website lists Synology and QNAP among a long brand line-up, and its Synology page names recent DiskStation models and refers to Singapore local warranty. QNAP's own Singapore retailer locator also lists the company. The site publishes shop hours from Monday to Saturday and says islandwide delivery can be chosen at checkout. It suits shoppers who want to compare drive and enclosure options in one catalogue, although the site footer carries an old copyright year, so check stock and terms directly before ordering. Ask what warranty handling looks like before you buy.
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5. TechDeals
TechDeals is a Sim Lim Square retailer whose website carries a dedicated network storage category beside its range of SSDs, hard drives and PC components. The NAS listings it shows centre on Synology, with a Ugreen unit also present, and a note on the page asks customers to chat first to confirm stock because items can sell out. The site publishes sales contact channels and weekday-to-Saturday trading hours, and its footer shows a 2026 date. It is a practical option for buyers who already know which NAS model they want and prefer to buy from a shop-based dealer, rather than commission a consultant, and who will compare drives separately. Check current availability with the shop before you travel.
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6. Datacom Enterprise
Datacom Enterprise is a Singapore IT supplier that lists Synology among the server, storage and networking brands it sells, and it has published a guide to NAS for Singapore buyers. That guide describes three layers of help: matching a device to user count, storage and RAID needs, deployment work such as folder planning, permissions, backup tasks, VPN access and basic training, and ongoing support covering firmware and capacity reviews. The company's site positions it for corporate, education and government customers, and it provides a contact page, email and WhatsApp. It fits organisations that want a NAS installed and documented, not just delivered in a box, subject to a written scope. Ask what sizing help comes with a purchase.
7. Aggasys Solutions
Aggasys is a Singapore IT infrastructure firm that says it plans, procures, deploys and maintains business IT environments, including storage and backup resilience. A resource article on its own site says it offers a free NAS sizing assessment along with deployment and ongoing support, and it frames NAS choices around Synology and QNAP for smaller teams, with enterprise storage vendors named for larger needs. Its contact page lists office hours on weekdays and a sales channel. The company also appears in LocalRank's data backup guide. It is best suited to organisations that want a consultative sizing exercise before purchase, with the brands and scope agreed in a written proposal. Ask how it scopes a job before you request a quote.
Sin Ming (Midview City)
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8. Typent
Typent is an Ang Mo Kio managed IT provider whose homepage describes productised services for Singapore SMEs, including patch management and backup validation. A comparison article on its site recommends Synology NAS for small offices and describes setups with hybrid backup for Microsoft 365 environments and snapshot replication, tied into its managed service. Its homepage does not itself list NAS as a product line, so this entry suits businesses that would rather have a monitored, maintained storage setup than buy a box over the counter. Request the NAS scope, supported brands and backup-testing arrangements in writing, and ask how hardware purchase is handled before signing. Confirm which brands it supplies before you ask for a quote.
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How to choose
- Decide first whether you need a box or a service. Mall dealers and online shops sell the hardware and leave setup to you, while IT firms may size, install and maintain it. Ask each supplier in writing which of those jobs its quote actually covers before you compare anything else.
- Match capacity and bays to real data growth, not today's folder size. Count users, expected file types and how many years you want the unit to last, then ask the supplier how RAID level and drive count change usable space. A reputable seller should explain the trade-offs plainly.
- Check warranty and support routes before buying. Ask whether the unit carries a Singapore local warranty, who handles a failed drive or fault, and whether the reseller or the brand's own locator confirms its status. Treat authorised-reseller claims as something to verify, not assume.
- A NAS is not a backup by itself. Ask how the supplier would copy data to a second location or the cloud, and how restores are tested. If the office relies on Microsoft 365 or shared drives, raise it early because it affects the design.
- Confirm stock, delivery and collection details by chat or phone, because several shops note that listings can be out of date. Also ask about drive compatibility and whether NAS-rated drives are supplied, so the first firmware update and RAID build do not stall on avoidable parts.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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