A 4-bay creator NAS with 10GbE, M.2 slots, and UGREEN's storage software ecosystem.
Brand
UGREENReference Price
$656.99
Reference price; regional pricing and bundles may differ.
Product type
4-bay network-attached storage system
Core function
Centralized backup, creator file storage, media serving, remote access, and local network storage
Compatibility
Supports 3.5-inch and 2.5-inch SATA drives plus two M.2 NVMe SSD slots; check drive and app compatibility before going further
Networking
1 x 10GbE and 1 x 2.5GbE network ports
Processor
Intel Pentium Gold 8505, 5 cores / 6 threads
Memory
8GB DDR5, expandable up to 64GB
Storage ceiling
Up to 144TB listed capacity using 4 x 32TB HDD plus 2 x 8TB SSD
Software
UGOS Pro with RAID, backup, remote access, Docker, and media workflows
UGREEN NASync DXP4800 Plus moves UGREEN from desk accessories into creator storage. It is a hardware-forward NAS for centralized files, local backup, media serving, remote access, and high-speed storage workflows where software trust matters as much as ports.
It combines 10GbE, 2.5GbE, two M.2 NVMe slots, a higher-spec Intel processor, DDR5 memory, and UGREEN's newer UGOS Pro platform.
It shows Chinese desk-infrastructure brands entering higher-trust storage categories where hardware value has to be matched by reliable software, security, and support.
Creators, photographers, video editors, small studios, homelab users, Plex users, and households that need faster local backup.
Users who prioritize the most mature NAS software ecosystem, conservative business backup infrastructure, or established enterprise support.
Plan drives, RAID, backups, and off-device copies before going further.
Check UGOS Pro software maturity, security updates, remote-access trust, Docker needs, and app support.
Final capacity depends on drive choice, RAID layout, SSD use, and filesystem decisions.
Official product page
nas.ugreen.com
Covers
DXP4800 Plus identity, pricing, 10GbE, M.2 slots, CPU, memory, storage ceiling, UGOS Pro, and official imagery.
KitGuru review
kitguru.net
Covers
Independent review context for hardware, NAS performance, and storage workflow fit.
ManTripping review
mantripping.com
Covers
Independent owner-review context for usability, media-server behavior, and user tradeoffs.
NASCompares found the DXP4800 Plus hardware more complete than its beta software in March 2024. Its sample lacked container and virtual-machine applications and showed inconsistent SMB behavior. This is evidence about a pre-release unit, not a description of current UGOS. Compare the software date as well as the hardware when using this review.
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