I just tested the DXP4800 Pro, and my key takeaway of that 4-bay NAS is that it has everything you need if you need to buy a home server in 2026. So when UGREEN said that it's coming out with a new 4-bay model, I was intrigued. The DXP4800 GT just made its debut, and I've been using the NAS alongside the DXP4800 Pro and the ZimaCube 2, and after two weeks of testing, it's easy to say that this particular NAS server is unique in several ways.
Think of the DXP4800 GT as the creator-focused model in the DXP4800 series. The DXP4800 Plus is powered by the Intel Pentium Gold 8505 platform and costs $619 on Amazon, the DXP4800 Pro gets the Intel Core i3-1315U and retails at $679, and the DXP4800 GT uses AMD's Ryzen Embedded R2514 and is making its debut at $659. As is always the case with UGREEN products, there's a decent $70 discount at launch, bringing the price down to $589 — you get the same deal when buying the NAS on UGREEN's site. If you don't need four drive bays, there's also a DXP2800 GT that's being introduced alongside the DXP4800 GT, and that model costs $509.
