"A stable home server hobbled by slow networking and an egregious bundle price."
The combination of a Realtek quad-core CPU and 2GB of RAM makes this a dedicated file server, not a mini PC. It will manage backups and stream media efficiently but will choke on heavy computational tasks.
This bundle is only logical if the list price is an error and it sells for under $500. At a rational price point, it serves first-time NAS buyers who want Synology's excellent software for file syncing and backups without needing to install drives.
Anyone comfortable using a screwdriver should buy the components separately to save nearly 50%. Users who transfer large files frequently or want to run more than basic apps should seek a model with a 2.5GbE port and an Intel processor.