UGREEN—a known Chinese accessories vendor and, for the past couple of years, an enthusiastic maker of network-attached storage servers—today announced its latest NAS lineup, the NASync DXP GT.
If the name rings a bell, that’s because UGREEN had an existing series called NASync DXP, represented by the DXP6800 Pro. Let’s find out where this new GT lineup fits in and what it has to offer.
UGREEN NASync DXP GT: Two fancy-looking servers with highly integrated hardware
With the first servers released as early as late 2024, UGREEN is a relatively new NAS maker. Despite that, in less than two short years, it has now managed to offer an impressive portfolio of servers, spanning three main series, including:
- The debut DXP Series: Designed for performance, speed, and endurance, this series, launched in late 2024, consists of four servers, ranging from two-bay to eight-bay, including the top-tier 6-bay DXP6800 Pro.
- The entry-level HD Series: Launched in September 2025, this series consists of two essential servers for everyday home storage, including the 4-bay DH4300 Plus.
- The AI-enabled iDX Series, of early 2026: Two powerful servers, including the top-tier NASync iDX6011 Pro, that feature local AI capabilities and are currently available only via a Kickstarter campaign.
The new NASync DXP GT lineup is part of the original DXP Series above. It consists of two servers, the 2-bay DXP2800 GT and the 4-bay DXP4800 GT. There might be more options in the future.
Aside from the number of drive bays, both servers are largely the same, featuring fancy rose-gold trim and 10 10Gbps connectivity. They are also the first UGREEN servers that are powered by an AMD CPU, the AMD Ryzen Embedded R2514, and use an embedded MultiMedia Card (eMMC) as onboard storage (as opposed to SSD) to host UGO Pro, which is UGREEN’s Linux-based operating system for its NAS servers.
The table below shows the detailed hardware specs of the two new NASync DXP GT servers with the NASync DXP6800 Pro as the reference.
Hardware specifications: UGREEN NASync DXP2800 GT vs. DXP4800 GT vs. DXP6800 Pro
 |  | |
|---|---|---|
| Model | UGREEN NASync DXP2800 GT | UGREEN NASync DXP4800 GT |
| CPU | AMD Quad-Core Ryzen Embedded R2514, up to 3.7GHz | |
| System Memory | 8GB DDR4 | |
| Max Memory | 64GB via two RAM slots (32GB x 2) | |
| Built-in Storage (for OS) | 64GB eMMC | |
| Dimensions | 9.1 × 4.3 × 7.0 in (23.11 x 10.92 x 17.78 cm) | 10.1 × 7.0 × 7.0 in (25.65 x 17.78 17.78 cm) |
| Weight (diskless) | TBD | |
| Drive Bays | 2 | 4 |
| Expansion Support | No | |
| Drive Interface | SATA 6Gbps Hot-swappable | |
| Built-in M.2 Slots | Two (storage or cache) | |
| Maximum Raw Storage (capacity depending on drives) | 2x SATA HDD and 2x NVMe SSDs | 4x SATA HDDs and 2x NVMe SSDs |
| RAID Types | Basic, JBOD, RAID 0, RAID 1 | Basic, JBOD, RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 6, RAID 10 |
| Ports / Interfaces | 1x RJ-45 10GbE LAN, 2x USB-A 3.2 Gen2 x2, 2x USB-A 2.0, 1x USB-C 3.2 Gen 2, 1x 4K HDMI | 2x RJ-45 10GbE LAN, 2x USB-A 3.2 Gen2 x2, 2x USB-A 2.0, 1x USB-C 3.2 Gen 2, 1x 4K HDMI, 1x SD 3.0 slot |
| PCIe Expansion | None | |
| Add-in Card Support (not included) | N/A | |
| Operating System | UGOS Pro | |
| File System | Btrfs, ext4 | |
| Power Input | 110V-240V | |
| Real-World Power Consumption (per 24 hours) | TBD | ≈ 815 Wh |
| US MSRP (Diskless) (check street price) | $509.99 | $659.99 |
| Warranty | TBD | |
NASync DXP GT lineup: Grand Touring performance with high endurance
In more ways than one, the two new DXP2800 GT and DXP4800 GT are upgraded versions, or possibly replacements, of the previous 2-bay DXP2800 and 4-bay DXP4800 Plus, respectively. Among other things, they retain the same physical designs.
In the model names, the thing that sets them apart is the “GT” suffix, which, per UGREEN, is short for “Grand Touring”, the luxury trim in automobiles designed for comfort during long-distance road trips. The NAS maker says the NASync DXP GT lineup is “engineered for both speed and endurance under sustained workloads.”
Compared with previous servers in the original DXP series, the 2-bay DXP2800 GT has better hardware specs than the original DXP2800, but the 4-bay DXP4800 GT is slightly inferior to the DXP4800 Plus. And that also reflects in their pricing.
In any case, according to UGREEN, the new NASync DXP GT servers are “built for smart homes and creative workflows” by “combining high-speed network connections, AMD-powered performance, and reliable local storage in a streamlined pro-grade NAS system.”
Availabity
UGREEN says both the DXP4800 GT and DXP2800 GT servers are now available with suggested US retail prices of $659.99 and $509.99, respectively. However, from now until June 22, 2026, they come with a 20% Early Bird Discount and cost $527.99 and $399.99, respectively.
Overall, the new servers look great, and their pricing, even before the discount, is reasonable considering their specs. It’s safe to say that they will function similarly to previous UGREEN servers—they all share the same UGO Pro operating system.
That said, consider one today if you’re in the market for a promising NAS server. For more information on how their real-world performance pans out, check out the in-depth review of the 4-bay DXT4800 GT.
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