Network Attached Storage (NAS) is a high-capacity storage solution designed for convenience. Back up files from any of your devices over the internet or through ultra-fast wired connections. Once stored, your files are readily available to anyone who needs them, whether locally or remotely.
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The Highest-funded NAS Product on Kickstarter
The Highest-funded NAS Product on Kickstarter
On Kickstarter, the UGREEN NASync series has garnered support from over 13,000 backers,
raising $6.6 million and becoming the highest-funded NAS product on Kickstarter, earning
the "Best of Kickstarter" award.
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"I think UGREEN has done quite well across the board with this series."
"For first-generation hardware, the DXP4800 Plus is remarkably impressive."
"UGREEN's NASync hardware is excellent, I'll gladly recommend this product to
enthusiasts."
"The DXP480T Plus features impressive hardware and power for the price."
"The DXP4800 Plus is a 4-bay NAS that has the best hardware in its category."
"The presentation of the DXP4800 Plus is genuinely top-tier."
"The UGREEN NASync DXP8800 Plus is a masterclass in NAS hardware."
"I think UGREEN has done quite well across the board with this series."
"For first-generation hardware, the DXP4800 Plus is remarkably impressive."
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?
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.
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