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Last updated at 02/08/2026 00:07:50

Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.
Digitizer Global

$1,044.85

Synology 2-Bay Deep Learning Nvr Dva1622 (Diskless)

友和 Yoho

$1,199.10

Mastercard $100 OFF | Synology DVA1622 2-Bay Deep Learning NVR (HD-DVA1622)

Delivery $47.25

Newegg

$1,436.60

Synology 16 Channel NVR Deep Learning Video Analytics DVA1622

Delivery $126.73

BPC Technology

$1,459.00

Synology DVA1622 Network Video Recorder

Delivery between 6–10 Aug $16.65

MegaBuy

$1,464.45

[DVA1622] Synology Network Video Recorder DVA1622 , 2 Bay, utpo 16 Cameras, 8 Licenses , 3 Year Warranty

7-day returns

Kogan.com

$1,489.00

Synology DVA1622 2-Bay Diskless Celeron J4125 6GB AI Surveillance Deep Learning NVR

Delivery $12.95

JW Computers

$1,489.00

Synology DVA1622 2-Bay Diskless Celeron J4125 6GB AI Surveillance Deep Learning NVR

Free delivery between Tue – Fri

Dick Smith AU

$1,489.00

Synology DVA1622 2-Bay Diskless Celeron J4125 6GB AI Surveillance Deep Learning NVR

Delivery $12.95

MightyApe.com.au

$1,489.00

Synology DVA1622 2-Bay Diskless Celeron J4125 6GB AI Surveillance Deep Learning NVR

Delivery between 6–11 Aug $15

toptek.com.au

$1,528.00

Synology DVA1622 NVR (DVA1622)

Delivery between Wed – Fri $9.99

Price history

Price history

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Reviews

23 March 2023GraemeE35

originally posted on pbtech.co.nz

The Synology Surveillance Station software is very high standard - good features and very stable (I have not encountered any bugs). The AI is reasonably good at identifying whether activity is a vehicle or pedestrians, and also at reading number plates that are coming or going fairly in line with the camera.We have been using it in a test site with two cameras for about 4 months.Because the hardware is designed for use with AI (and you pay for this), you would not buy this unit if you just want a simple NAS drive.PB Tech's price was better than other sellers when I bought it - and still was so when I checked it recently.

This thing is an absolute joke..
3 November 2022Andrew

originally posted on bhphotovideo.com

I purchased this device for a family member in hopes of it being a little simpler to use and setup than the FREE Frigate solution that I'm currently utilizing for my homes NVR and this thing is laughable in comparison.. It constantly alerts about seeing vehicles when they're parked (even with the option checked to ignore stationary vehicles) and you can literally only have two of the same type of detection tasks setup and NO MORE. Synology should be ashamed for putting a useless piece of garbage out like this. I've recommended and purchased so many Synology units in my lifetime but this is the straw that broke the camels back.. Never again. Don't waste your money, folks!

don't buy for the face recognition
22 August 2022Christopher

originally posted on bhphotovideo.com

I thought this would be a perfect addition - having good face recognition with surveillance station(they claim 97% accurate if I remember right) I picked optimal pictures of my family, read through the documentation, and updated my 1080p camera to a 2K camera. It still only recognized them about 30% of the time. I even painstakingly went through the unknown images and corrected them for about 200 instances of Unknown face. Today to add insult to injury - it recognized the wheels on our van as it backed out of the garage as an Unclear face. If it had done it once... that would have been one thing, but it recognized each wheel it could see as an unclear face... and the same thing again later when the van returned home! Today I have 4 unclear faces that are the wheels ... MoreI thought this would be a perfect addition - having good face recognition with surveillance station(they claim 97% accurate if I remember right) I picked optimal pictures of my family, read through the documentation, and updated my 1080p camera to a 2K camera. It still only recognized them about 30% of the time. I even painstakingly went through the unknown images and corrected them for about 200 instances of Unknown face. Today to add insult to injury - it recognized the wheels on our van as it backed out of the garage as an Unclear face. If it had done it once... that would have been one thing, but it recognized each wheel it could see as an unclear face... and the same thing again later when the van returned home! Today I have 4 unclear faces that are the wheels of my van! My dahua cameras can already recognize a Human vs a car and it only adds about 0.5 watts per camera to do it. In my testing having the face recognition active bumps the processor usage from 2% to 26%, and draws about 10 watts more power. Another negative is this only has one ethernet port! the DS720+ that this is nearly identical to but without the Deep learning and camera licenses has two!

Specification

Port USB2 x USB3.0
HDD Interface2 x SATA (2 x Bay)
Form Factor2-Bay
ProcessorIntel Celeron J4125
Installed Memory6GB

Price comparison

Updated 4 days ago
Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.
Digitizer Global

$1,044.85

Synology 2-Bay Deep Learning Nvr Dva1622 (Diskless)

友和 Yoho

$1,199.10

Backordered

Mastercard $100 OFF | Synology DVA1622 2-Bay Deep Learning NVR (HD-DVA1622)

Delivery $47.25

Newegg

$1,436.60

Synology 16 Channel NVR Deep Learning Video Analytics DVA1622

Delivery $126.73

BPC Technology

$1,459.00

Synology DVA1622 Network Video Recorder

Delivery between 6–10 Aug $16.65

MegaBuy

$1,464.45

[DVA1622] Synology Network Video Recorder DVA1622 , 2 Bay, utpo 16 Cameras, 8 Licenses , 3 Year Warranty

7-day returns

Price history

Price history

Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.

Reviews

23 March 2023

The Synology Surveillance Station software is very high standard - good features and very stable (I have not encountered any bugs). The AI is reasonably good at identifying whether activity is a vehicle or pedestrians, and also at reading number plates that are coming or going fairly in line with the camera.We have been using it in a test site with two cameras for about 4 months.Because the hardware is designed for use with AI (and you pay for this), you would not buy this unit if you just want a simple NAS drive.PB Tech's price was better than other sellers when I bought it - and still was so when I checked it recently.

GraemeE35 originally posted on pbtech.co.nz
This thing is an absolute joke..
3 November 2022

I purchased this device for a family member in hopes of it being a little simpler to use and setup than the FREE Frigate solution that I'm currently utilizing for my homes NVR and this thing is laughable in comparison.. It constantly alerts about seeing vehicles when they're parked (even with the option checked to ignore stationary vehicles) and you can literally only have two of the same type of detection tasks setup and NO MORE. Synology should be ashamed for putting a useless piece of garbage out like this. I've recommended and purchased so many Synology units in my lifetime but this is the straw that broke the camels back.. Never again. Don't waste your money, folks!

Andrew originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
don't buy for the face recognition
22 August 2022

I thought this would be a perfect addition - having good face recognition with surveillance station(they claim 97% accurate if I remember right) I picked optimal pictures of my family, read through the documentation, and updated my 1080p camera to a 2K camera. It still only recognized them about 30% of the time. I even painstakingly went through the unknown images and corrected them for about 200 instances of Unknown face. Today to add insult to injury - it recognized the wheels on our van as it backed out of the garage as an Unclear face. If it had done it once... that would have been one thing, but it recognized each wheel it could see as an unclear face... and the same thing again later when the van returned home! Today I have 4 unclear faces that are the wheels ... MoreI thought this would be a perfect addition - having good face recognition with surveillance station(they claim 97% accurate if I remember right) I picked optimal pictures of my family, read through the documentation, and updated my 1080p camera to a 2K camera. It still only recognized them about 30% of the time. I even painstakingly went through the unknown images and corrected them for about 200 instances of Unknown face. Today to add insult to injury - it recognized the wheels on our van as it backed out of the garage as an Unclear face. If it had done it once... that would have been one thing, but it recognized each wheel it could see as an unclear face... and the same thing again later when the van returned home! Today I have 4 unclear faces that are the wheels of my van! My dahua cameras can already recognize a Human vs a car and it only adds about 0.5 watts per camera to do it. In my testing having the face recognition active bumps the processor usage from 2% to 26%, and draws about 10 watts more power. Another negative is this only has one ethernet port! the DS720+ that this is nearly identical to but without the Deep learning and camera licenses has two!

Christopher originally posted on bhphotovideo.com

Specification

Port USB2 x USB3.0
HDD Interface2 x SATA (2 x Bay)
Form Factor2-Bay
ProcessorIntel Celeron J4125
Installed Memory6GB

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$1,044.85

(14 reviews)

Enhance your home or office security with the Synology DVA1622 Network Video Recorder. Designed for efficient surveillance and management of video feeds, this powerful NVR supports advanced video analytics, offering real-time monitoring and intelligent alerts. With easy integration into your security system, the DVA1622 ensures that your premises are always protected. Its scalable architecture allows you to add more cameras as needed, making it a versatile choice for both small and large installations. Invest in peace of mind with this state-of-the-art surveillance solution.

Enhance your home or office security with the Synology DVA1622 Network Video Recorder. Designed for efficient surveillance and management of video feeds, this powerful NVR supports advanced video analytics, offering real-time monitoring and intelligent alerts. With easy integration into your security system, the DVA1622 ensures that your premises are always protected. Its scalable architecture allows you to add more cameras as needed, making it a versatile choice for both small and large installations. Invest in peace of mind with this state-of-the-art surveillance solution.

(14 reviews)

Enhance your home or office security with the Synology DVA1622 Network Video Recorder. Designed for efficient surveillance and management of video feeds, this powerful NVR supports advanced video analytics, offering real-time monitoring and intelligent alerts. With easy integration into your security system, the DVA1622 ensures that your premises are always protected. Its scalable architecture allows you to add more cameras as needed, making it a versatile choice for both small and large installations. Invest in peace of mind with this state-of-the-art surveillance solution.

Enhance your home or office security with the Synology DVA1622 Network Video Recorder. Designed for efficient surveillance and management of video feeds, this powerful NVR supports advanced video analytics, offering real-time monitoring and intelligent alerts. With easy integration into your security system, the DVA1622 ensures that your premises are always protected. Its scalable architecture allows you to add more cameras as needed, making it a versatile choice for both small and large installations. Invest in peace of mind with this state-of-the-art surveillance solution.

$1,044.85 - $2,000.60

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The lowest price for Synology DVA1622 NAS Grey right now is $1,044.85 at Digitizer Global, compared across 26 retailers.

The all-time low was $1,044.85 on 2 Aug 2026. That's the lowest price we've ever tracked — a great time to buy.

Prices last updated 2 Aug 2026.

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