Quick buying answer
Choose the DXP8800 Plus when eight bays and long-term expansion are worth the larger chassis. If six bays cover your forecast, the DXP6800 Pro keeps similar high-speed connectivity in a smaller system.
Large creator libraries, multi-user 10GbE storage and buyers planning significant capacity growth.
Choose a six-bay system when footprint and initial drive cost matter more than maximum expansion.
Budget for eight drives only if your RAID plan actually needs them; also confirm the Amazon bundle contents before comparing prices.
What matters for a UK buyer
The DXP8800 Plus is UGREEN's eight-bay performance NAS for buyers who want more drive slots without moving to rackmount hardware. It combines a Core i5-1235U, dual 10GbE, two Thunderbolt 4 ports and two M.2 slots.
Its real advantage is flexibility. Eight bays let you build larger RAID groups, keep more capacity in reserve, or use smaller drives while still reaching high usable capacity. That matters for video libraries, backups and growing production data.
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Current UGREEN NASync DXP8800 Plus Deals on Amazon
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UGREEN NASync DXP8800 Plus 8-Bay Desktop NAS, 2 * 10GbE, 2 * M.2 NVMe Slots
10GbE NAS | UGREEN NASync DXP8800 Plus | 8 bays | Dual 10GbE | Thunderbolt 4 | Intel Core i5-1235U | 2 M.2 slots | New | In stock
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Last checked: Oct 28, 2026 11:40 pm GMT+0000
Seller when checked: UGREEN GROUP LIMITED UK | Shipping may be additional

UGREEN NASync DXP8800 Plus 8-Bay Desktop NAS (Diskless)
10GbE NAS | UGREEN NASync DXP8800 Plus | 8 bays | Dual 10GbE | Thunderbolt 4 | Intel Core i5-1235U | 2 M.2 slots | Diskless listing | New | In stock
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Last checked: Oct 28, 2026 11:41 pm GMT+0000
Seller when checked: Daisy Mall | Shipping may be additional
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Which option fits your situation?
| Buyer situation | What matters most | Check before purchase |
|---|---|---|
| Large media library | Eight-bay capacity and parity | Calculate usable RAID capacity |
| Small studio | Dual 10GbE shared access | Check switch and client NICs |
| Long growth horizon | Unused bays and upgrade path | Avoid overbuying drives on day one |
Detailed buying guide
Why buy eight bays instead of larger drives in four bays?
More bays give you additional choices for parity, performance and staged growth. Larger individual drives can still be simpler, quieter and lower power, so there is no universal winner.
Compare the total cost of drives, rebuild times, usable capacity and the number of failure domains you are comfortable managing.
Does eight bays automatically make it faster?
More drives can increase aggregate throughput in the right RAID layout, but controller behaviour, file size and network limits still matter.
For small random files, metadata and application workloads, SSDs, caching and CPU performance may matter more than spindle count.
How should I plan a 10GbE studio around it?
Treat the NAS, switch, client adapters and cabling as one system. A fast NAS attached to a 1GbE or 2.5GbE client will still transfer at the slower link's practical ceiling.
For several editors, consider aggregate traffic across clients rather than only one workstation's peak speed.
Where does Thunderbolt 4 fit?
Thunderbolt can be valuable for a nearby workstation and specialised workflows, while Ethernet remains the usual shared-storage path for multiple systems.
Confirm the NAS operating mode and your host support before buying with the assumption that it behaves exactly like a conventional Thunderbolt DAS.
Should I fill all eight bays immediately?
Not necessarily. Leaving bays free can preserve an upgrade path, depending on the RAID type and expansion rules you choose.
Buying fewer larger drives can sometimes reduce power and noise, while more drives can improve parallel throughput. Plan for your workload rather than maximising bay utilisation.
What backup does an eight-bay NAS still need?
RAID is not a backup. Keep another copy of important data on a separate device, location or cloud service according to the value and recovery-time requirement of the files.
Large arrays also take longer to restore, so recovery planning matters more as capacity grows.
How to read this comparison
Products are grouped by the exact storage model, drive-bay count, networking and interface information shown in the listing. If an important specification is unclear, it is marked as not confirmed rather than guessed. Drive trays, cables, adapters, docks and unrelated bare drives are left out of the main results.
Prices and availability can change quickly. Use the last-checked time as a freshness guide, then confirm the current price, seller, delivery date and exact configuration on Amazon before ordering.
This page covers Amazon offers rather than every UK retailer. Compare the complete configuration and total delivered cost, not just the headline price.
Frequently asked questions
Does this page compare every UK retailer?
No. Live prices on this page come from Amazon. Other UK retailers may have different stock, bundles or delivery terms, so compare the exact model and what is included before ordering.
Why can the Amazon price change after I click?
Prices and availability can change between checks. Use the last-checked time on each card as a freshness guide, then confirm the current price, seller, condition and delivery date on Amazon.
Are hard drives included with every NAS or DAS listing?
No. Many enclosures are sold diskless, while some listings include drives. Check the title and included-items section carefully because the chassis model alone does not confirm installed storage.
Does a 10GbE port guarantee 10Gbps file transfers?
No. Real throughput depends on the drives, RAID layout, SSD cache, client network adapter, switch, cabling, protocol and workload. A 10GbE port removes one bottleneck but does not eliminate the others.
Can an accessory appear instead of the complete storage system?
The main results are intended for complete NAS, DAS or external-storage products. Still confirm that the listing is the enclosure or complete unit you expect rather than a drive tray, cable, adapter or replacement part.
What happens when an important specification is unclear?
The page leaves unclear details as not confirmed rather than copying a specification from a similar model. Check the exact Amazon listing when drive bays, networking, memory or included storage matters to your purchase.













