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This is not a question of software (that answer will be yes, because you can then easily switch away from synology once it's becoming bad) but instead a question of ability fo install it on your currently available hardware.
If you are able to utilize docker containers to the satisfaction of immichs guide? You should.
The machine-learning face detection and picture search is amazing.
I have searched for "Shelf with black boxes" in german (the default context model is only english but they have multi language models) and it found the picture of the shelf with my black tea containers.
Or searching "food" brings up pictures of food and dishes, or "moon" of the moon. Honestly I am still amazed :)
(I also like the geo-tagged pictures on a map feature)