Ugreen NASync DXP8800 Ultra review
THE SO WHAT
Ugreen pushing a higher‑end Intel CPU and bigger RAM ceiling into a prosumer NAS is another step in shifting serious storage and light compute back on‑prem. For data‑heavy teams, this widens the menu between pure cloud and full enterprise SAN—worth a look if egress fees or privacy are biting.
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