Ugreen Launches NASync DXP4800 GT Storage
The four-bay network-attached storage device pairs NVMe drive support with dual 10Gbps LAN connections.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Computers
Ugreen has released the NASync DXP4800 GT, a four-bay network-attached storage device with a gray aluminum enclosure and gold trim. The unit ships with 8GB of DDR4 RAM, expandable to 64GB, and runs on a quad-core AMD Ryzen R2514 CPU.
Why it matters
Two of its bays accept 2.5-inch U.2 NVMe solid-state drives alongside standard drive sleds, giving users a mix of high-speed and high-capacity storage options. Its two 10Gbps LAN jacks address demand for faster transfers between storage and networked computers.
The DXP4800 GT measures 10.1 by 7 by 7 inches and supports up to 144TB of storage, with a 284MBps write score and 283MBps read score in the reviewer's testing. Pricing and sustained-load performance against competing units were not disclosed in the source material.
The players
Ugreen
Ugreen is a consumer electronics company known for chargers, cables, and networking and storage accessories.
The details
The enclosure's four drive sleds are tool-free for 3.5-inch drives and use included screws for 2.5-inch drives, and each sled locks. The device runs the UGOS Pro operating system, which currently offers 34 apps, and the reviewer accessed it through find.ugnas.com on a 2.5Gbps switch.
Timeline
- November 3, 2026: Review of the Ugreen NASync DXP4800 GT published.
The Tech Race
The DXP4800 GT pairs NVMe-capable U.2 bays with dual 10Gbps LAN, a combination aimed at closing the gap between consumer NAS hardware and prosumer storage setups. It positions Ugreen against rival NAS makers competing on faster networking and flash-based storage.
Users who store large media libraries or run home servers can use the bay layout to pair fast NVMe storage with bulk drives in one enclosure. The 10Gbps LAN jacks let those users move files at speeds well above standard gigabit connections, provided their network hardware supports it.
The takeaway
Before buying a multi-bay NAS, check whether your network switch and drives support the connection speeds and storage types you plan to use, since the DXP4800 GT's 10Gbps and NVMe features only help if your setup matches them.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by PC Mag Middle East.
