UGREEN NAS empowers you to build your own private cloud — fast, secure, and built to grow with you. From all-flash systems with 10GbE ultra-speed to high-capacity 8-bay models supporting up to 256TB, UGREEN offers future-ready performance for every need — whether you're a creative professional handling 4K video, a home user building a personal media hub, or a small team seeking reliable, scalable backup.

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UGREEN NASync

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Your Data, Your Home, Your Rules.

Our commitment to privacy and cybersecurity isn’t just a promise — it’s independently verified.

UGREEN NAS meets the ETSI EN 303 645 cybersecurity standard and is TRUSTe privacy certified, delivering industry-leading protection for your personal cloud.

With UGREEN NAS, you’re in complete control of your digital life. No compromises. No hidden policies. No unexpected access.

You decide who sees your data — and who doesn’t.

UGREEN NAS brings your data back home, where it belongs — under your roof, secured on your terms.

Unlike traditional cloud services, UGREEN NAS allows you to store sensitive content — from business files to precious memories — without third-party access, recurring fees, or platform limitations.

Your Media. No Subscriptions. No Limits.

UGREEN NAS gives you the power to build a personal media library that’s faster, larger, and more reliable than any streaming subscription.

With a 4-bay design supporting up to 136TB of expandable storage, you can keep thousands of movies, shows, songs, and photos in one place — no compression, no deletion, no compromise.

Enjoy instant access to your media from your TV, laptop, tablet, or phone — at home or remotely — thanks to 10GbE and 2.5GbE high-speed connectivity and NVMe SSD caching, ensuring seamless playback and lightning-fast response.

UGREEN NAS supports popular media server apps like Plex and Jellyfin, so you can create smart playlists, auto-fetch metadata, and even stream in 4K.

Your entertainment. Your way. With no limits.

Create fearlessly. Store securely. Work at lightning speed.

Store massive RAW photos, 4K video projects, and client assets with the speed and security your creative career demands.

The UGREEN DXP480T Plus is powered by a 12th Gen Intel® Core™ i5 10-core, 12-thread processor and equipped with four M.2 NVMe SSD slots for up to 32TB of ultra-fast all-flash storage, giving you the performance to handle even the most demanding workflows.

Edit massive files directly over the network with 10GbE ultra-speed connectivity that delivers up to 1250MB/s transfer rates, ideal for real-time collaboration, instant playback, and remote editing.

Automate your project backups, organize your media with AI-powered photo management, and securely share previews with clients using access-controlled links — all through the all-in-one NASync App.

Stop Paying Rent.

With UGREEN NAS, you're investing in a permanent, private home for your digital life — no subscriptions, no surprises, just complete control.

From 2-bay models supporting up to 76TB, all the way to 8-bay powerhouses with up to 256TB of total capacity, your NAS expands as your needs evolve — not your bills.

Start with the space you need today, and scale effortlessly as your data grows — without ever worrying about cloud price hikes or storage caps.

Frequently Asked Questions About NAS Storage

For a seamless Plex experience, prioritize a NAS with a high-performance processor, hardware transcoding support, and ample RAM. Find the top step-by-step instructions for setting up Plex on a NAS here.

Minimize NAS noise by placing it on vibration-dampening pads, using low-RPM HDDs (e.g., WD Red Pro), and ensuring proper ventilation. Silent fan modes and SSD upgrades also help. See our step-by-step quieting guide.

Most home NAS units use 15-30W under load, varying by drive count and CPU efficiency. Use ENERGY STAR-rated models or SSDs to cut costs. Calculate your NAS energy use here.

Top apps include Plex for streaming, Docker for virtualization, and Syncthing for backups. PhotoPrism and NextCloud add photo/organization tools. Discover 7 must-have NAS apps.

Network-attached storage (NAS) is a dedicated file storage solution that connects to a local area network (LAN), allowing multiple users and devices to access and share files seamlessly. It combines hardware and software with protocols like NFS, SMB, or AFP to enable centralized file sharing. NAS devices, which can be scaled up by adding more storage drives, often support redundant storage configurations like RAID for data integrity. Managed through a browser-based utility, NAS systems provide fast, secure, and reliable storage services, making them ideal for both home and enterprise environments where efficient file sharing and data management are crucial. Read more: What is NAS Storage?

NAS devices connect to your network via Ethernet or Wi-Fi, creating a local area network (LAN). They use file-sharing protocols like NFS and SMB/CIFS to allow multiple users to access stored data simultaneously. See more: How Does NAS Work?

Yes, you can access your NAS storage remotely through several methods, each with different levels of security and ease of use:

VPNs

Most secure method using either built-in NAS VPN services or router VPN capabilities.

  • Pros: Highest security level
  • Cons: More complex setup

Port Forwarding

Direct connection method that requires router configuration.

  • Pros: Fastest connection speeds
  • Cons: Requires technical knowledge, potentially less secure if not properly configured

The best method depends on your needs: choose VPN for security, or port forwarding for speed.

NAS storage devices come in various capacities, typically ranging from a few terabytes to hundreds of terabytes, depending on the model and number of drive bays. For example, the UGREEN NAS series offers storage capacities such as 64TB, 112TB, 160TB, and 256TB.

NAS-specific hard drives, such as WD Red or Seagate IronWolf, are recommended for their reliability and performance in always-on, multi-user environments. For more, check out: What Drives Should I Use for a NAS?

NAS offers faster local access, one-time costs, and complete control over your data, while cloud storage provides off-site backup and easier remote access. Read more: NAS vs Cloud Storage.

RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) is a technology that combines multiple drives for improved performance and data protection. It's crucial for ensuring data redundancy in NAS systems.

Yes, NAS devices can install and run media server applications like Plex, Emby, and Kodi. Plex is widely used,offering both free and premium features for streaming media to various devices. Emby provides similar functionality with better Kodi integration, while Kodi works as a media player accessing your NAS files directly. The performance of these applications, especially for transcoding, will depend on your NAS's hardware capabilities. For optimal performance with 4K content or multiple simultaneous streams, consider the DXP4800 Plus with its 12th generation 5-core Intel processor.