UGREEN NASync DXP4800 4-Bay Desktop NAS, Intel N100 Quad-core CPU, 8GB DDR5 RAM, 32G eMMC, 2 * 2.5GbE, 2 * M.2 NVMe Slots, 4K HDMI, Network Attached Storage (Diskless)ClimatePartner certified

I'm absolutely happy with this little NAS! It's so powerful for this price! It's actually more powerful than what Synology offers in their $700 model! I've loved it so much I even bought another one as a gift for my friend, and he's very happy with it too. I've bought 5 Gbit USB-to-ethernet adapter from UGREEN and connected it to this NAS and connected ethernet cable to that adapter instead of the native port in the NAS, and I've got 5 gbit/s speeds now. I can copy files to my NVME SSD in this NAS with the speed of 500+ Mbytes/s. Since my router doesn't support high speeds I got TrendNet 10Gbit switch (4 x 2.5G RJ-45 Base-T Ports, 2 x 10G RJ-45 Ports, model TEG-S762) and connected the NAS and my main PC to that switch, so that they can interact with each other through the switch and not through the slow router.Software-wise, there are not many apps that can be installed with 1-click yet, but there's a Docker app, you install it, and then you can install basically any docker container app among thousands of available containers. To install apps I ask Grok AI for the correct "docker run" command (it installs and starts a docker container) and I was able to install what I needed this way. The UI natively allows adding users to the NAS and also get remote access, so you can access the NAS remotely outside your local network very easily. qBittorrent is supported natively (i.e. can be installed and run basically with 1 click), so I download torrents on my NAS instead of keeping the PC running and downloading at night when I need to download some large torrent with not many seeds. And then the downloaded torrents are of course available on the NAS to my whole home network. I share storage on the NAS via SMB (Samba) protocol, and the shared storage is easily and reliably available to all my PCs in my home network. High transfer speeds on these shares too. And the shares are always available without any issues (I used to have constant issues with shares being unavailable when I was attaching an external drive to my routers, but there are no such issues with this NAS. I guess perhaps because it supports all the latest SMB protocol versions and supports them well).You can also connect and share external drives via USB.0 issues so far. Again, absolutely happy with it.

i have a spetacualr 4800 plus as main NAS and this for mirror in my office via internet, and I’m thrilled with the UGREEN 4800 NAS! It’s sleek, minimalist, and blends perfectly into my office setup. While it doesn’t support mucho RAM upgrades like the Plus version, it’s been flawless as a mirrored backup unit paired with my primary 4800 Plus. The software is surprisingly robust—Tailscale integration via docker ensures secure, encrypted remote access, and backups run seamlessly without hiccups. I skipped adding SSD cache, but performance is still snappy for everyday file transfers and media streaming. My only hiccup was a corrupted sync app in my main 4800 plus NAS after a power outage (always use a UPS!), but UGREEN’s support team is already fixing it. If you need a reliable, no-fuss NAS for backups or light office use, this is it. Synology can’t compete with this value, they are obsolete— this is highly recommended!

I was looking for a small NAS/mini pc with decent specs and at least 2 drive bays to replace my makeshift Dell Optiplex "server" and I was debating on whether to go with this DXP2800 or the AOOSTAR R1 and I ended up getting this one. The R1 is probably a better value, especially if you tinker with the software (it comes with Windows 11 out of the box), but I really like UGREEN OS and the build quality is great. I also really like that it comes with a 2 year warranty and UGREEN is respected brand, so I'm sure they should be easy to deal with if I end up having a problem.Setup was pretty easy, you just put the drives in, connect it to power and ethernet and setup the software on your browser or the client. I did encounter some problems, though. First of all the NVME SSD slots are kind of hard to get at, especially if you have big hands. I also couldn't get UGREEN WebFind to find my NAS, so I had to install the client to set it up. Afterwards I could just enter the ip address on my web browser use the web interface just fine and it was smooth sailing from there mostly.Like I said before I like UGREEN OS, it's easy to use and most things are preconfigured for you already. SMB worked like a charm and docker works as expected, but I do wish they had more apps to choose from, even if they're just pre-configured docker containers, it would be much better than having to set them up manually in the docker app. You can install another OS on it, but I didn't want to do that because it already works well enough for my needs and I also couldn't find anything else that was as simple to use as UGOS without paying extra.

I used my NAS solely as a storage device, and then I hook up all my streaming and networking devices to it. The speed so far is only limited by the Ethernet cables you use, and the streaming has had no issues. It was super easy to setup and start using, and the UI design is intuitive. My only criticism is that the app store is lacking where stores like Synology are abundant. Since I do not use any apps on my NAS expect to manage the storage, I did not feel that merited a star reduction, but it may be a reason to avoid if you use the NAS as a home lab and require more apps.