Network Attached Storage UGREEN DXP6800 Pro Diskless 4-Bay for 2.5/3.5-inch drives

UGREEN DXP6800 Pro is a diskless 4-bay Network Attached Storage designed for 2.5- and 3.5-inch HDDs/SSDs. It provides centralized file storage, media streaming and backup for home or small office use. As a diskless unit it accepts user-installed drives and supports common RAID configurations to organize data and improve redundancy or performance while simplifying network access for multiple devices.

Advantages

The DXP6800 Pro offers flexible drive compatibility for both 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch drives, allowing users to install HDDs or SSDs according to capacity and performance needs. With four drive bays it enables RAID setups to balance between data protection and throughput. Being diskless, the device reduces initial weight and shipping volume and lets users choose drives based on budget and storage requirements. Network connectivity enables centralized access, media streaming and scheduled backups across connected devices.

Suitable for

• Home media streaming and centralized multimedia libraries
• Small office file sharing and collaborative storage
• Local backup and scheduled data archiving
• DIY storage builds where specific HDD/SSD choices are required

Key specifications

• 4 drive bays compatible with 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch HDDs/SSDs
• Diskless design — accepts user-installed drives
• Supports RAID configurations for redundancy and performance
• Network-attached storage for multi-device access and media streaming

How to use

Install supported 2.5-inch or 3.5-inch HDDs/SSDs into the four drive bays following the manufacturer’s mounting instructions. Power on the unit and connect it to your local network via Ethernet. Access the device’s management interface from a web browser or companion app to initialize the drives, configure RAID levels according to your needs, set up shared folders and user permissions, and enable backup or media services. After configuration, map network shares from client devices or use standard network discovery to access files and media.

Usage recommendations

Use drives of identical capacity and speed when configuring RAID arrays for predictable performance and capacity reporting. For backups, maintain at least one off-site copy of critical data. Ensure the NAS firmware is kept up to date and the device is connected to a stable network with adequate bandwidth for media streaming and multi-user access.