UGREEN NASync DXP2800 GT
A compact two-bay NAS that brings 10GbE and AMD embedded hardware to a desk-sized enclosure.
Brand
UGREENReference Price
$509.99 MSRP reference
Reference price; regional pricing and bundles may differ.
Desk Setup Details
Product type
Diskless two-bay network-attached storage system
Core function
Centralized files, local backup, direct network editing, containers, and private-cloud access
Compatibility
Two SATA drive bays, optional U.2 support in the main bays, two M.2 NVMe slots, and UGOS Pro; check UGREEN's current drive compatibility list
Connectivity
1 x 10GbE, front USB-C and USB-A at 10Gb/s, rear USB-A at 10Gb/s, 2 x USB-A, and 4K HDMI
Controls / software
UGOS Pro with file management, remote access, Docker, media tools, backup, surveillance, and storage management
Key Facts
Processor
AMD Ryzen Embedded R2514, 4 cores / 8 threads, up to 3.7GHz
Memory
8GB DDR4 base configuration, expandable to 64GB
Storage
Up to 80TB listed raw capacity across two SATA bays and two M.2 NVMe slots
Size
231.8 x 109.4 x 178.4 mm
Product Overview
UGREEN NASync DXP2800 GT compresses the GT-series hardware into a two-bay NAS for solo creators, home offices, and local backup systems. It retains the AMD Ryzen Embedded processor, 10GbE networking, two M.2 slots, and UGOS Pro, while trading away the four-bay model's second network port, SD reader, higher capacity, and broader RAID choices.
What Stands Out
A single 10GbE port, AMD Ryzen Embedded R2514, two SATA bays, two M.2 NVMe slots, and a compact chassis make it a more desk-friendly route into fast local storage than the wider four-bay GT model.
Why It Matters
The DXP2800 GT shows how higher-speed NAS hardware is moving into smaller systems for individuals who need local control and creator-grade transfers without building a larger storage server.
Best For
Solo editors, home-office users, homelab beginners, and households that want compact 10GbE storage with simple two-drive redundancy.
Not For
Users who need RAID 5 or RAID 6, more than two hard-drive bays, an SD card reader, dual 10GbE, or the most mature NAS software ecosystem.
Things to Know
This is a diskless system, so drives, RAID planning, and a separate off-device backup need their own budget.
Two bays limit protected storage to RAID 1; the four-bay DXP4800 GT offers more capacity and RAID options.
The base configuration has one 10GbE port and no SD card reader, and real transfer speed depends on the rest of the network and drives.
The supplied memory should not be assumed to be ECC, and media-server transcoding should be tested against the intended library and apps.
Sources
UGREEN product page
nas.ugreen.com
Covers
Current model identity, two-bay layout, processor, memory, storage ceiling, ports, software features, dimensions, and warranty.
UGREEN company page
ugreen.com
Covers
Shenzhen founding context and the company's expansion into smart-storage products.
Tom's Guide comparison
tomsguide.com
Covers
Hands-on comparison of the DXP2800 GT and DXP4800 GT covering footprint, bays, ports, capacity, RAID choices, power, noise, and user fit.
NASCompares GT-series guide
nascompares.com
Covers
Specialist context for U.2 and ECC caveats, UGOS Pro maturity, media transcoding, and the two-bay versus four-bay decision.
Mighty Gadget review
mightygadget.com
Covers
Independent review context for 10GbE, storage access, memory upgrades, media workloads, and the limits of a two-bay design.
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