Ugreen’s NASync DXP2800 GT has been listed as a 2-bay NAS option with a reported launch price of $509.99 and a discounted price of $407.99. A firm timeline for the offer has not been publicly confirmed, so buyers should treat the discount as something to verify at checkout rather than a guaranteed long-running price.
The model appears aimed at people who want a compact network storage box with stronger hardware than a basic home NAS. The available source material describes the DXP2800 GT as using an AMD Ryzen Embedded R2514 processor with 8GB of DDR4 memory, though that hardware claim has not been independently verified here.
What the listing says about storage and hardware
The DXP2800 GT is described as supporting up to 80TB of total storage. The reported configuration breaks that down as two SATA drives of up to 32TB each, plus two M.2 SSDs of up to 16TB each. The same source also says the unit supports 3.5-inch and 2.5-inch SATA drives, M.2 SSDs, and memory expansion up to 64GB, but those specifications should be checked against Ugreen’s own product page before purchase.
That storage mix makes the NAS worth a look for users who want local backup, media storage, or project archives without moving to a larger multi-bay enclosure. It is not enough information, however, to judge real-world performance, noise, software quality, or long-term app support.
Ports and buyer caveats
Connectivity is one of the more notable reported upgrades. The DXP2800 GT is said to include a 10GbE LAN port, along with 10Gbps USB-A, 10Gbps USB-C, 5Gbps USB-A, two USB 2.0 ports, and HDMI. An SD card slot is not listed.
The cleanest buying case is for someone who specifically wants a 2-bay NAS with 10GbE and M.2 expansion at the lower reported deal price. The weaker case is for buyers who need confirmed launch timing, independently verified specs, or a detailed software review before committing.
