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UGREEN NASync DH4300 Plus

Ranked #10 in NAS Devices

419 LP on the category ladder what's LP?

Ranks eighth as a four-bay newcomer praised for hardware value and selected as the pick for most people.

Consolidated from 10 cited sources across 9 outlets

Where the cited sources landed, as we read them

3 enthusiastic sources
3 positive sources
2 mixed sources

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Pros & cons

✓ Picked for most people by WIRED
✓ New-entrant offering strong hardware value in four-bay space
✓ 2.5 GbE connectivity
✓ Six-month long-term review shows strong reliability
✓ Easy to use for file storage, backups, and media streaming

✗ Limited app catalog
✗ No M.2 slots
✗ Four-bay price asks more of the value case than cheaper units

The sources behind this ranking

We searched the web and YouTube for what has been published about this product, then read the articles, video transcripts and comments we found. 2 outlets wouldn't let us check their links.

3 enthusiastic sources

Android Central Article · Apr 2026

I set up the DH4300 Plus at the end of 2025, and I like that UGREEN went with a vertical design; it makes the NAS stand out a little bit, and it's much more convenient to install the HDDs. Build quality is quite good, and you get good ventilation — the vertical design makes that a little more effective than traditional NAS servers. I like the look of the DH4300 Plus, and I haven't had any issues with the NAS as such in the six months I used it. I like that there's NFC on the NAS that lets you download the mobile app, and it just makes setting it up that much easier.

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Mighty Gadget Blog Technology News and Reviews James Smythe · reviewer · Oct 2025

Admittedly, my interest in the Ugreen products has been more towards the x64-based models running Intel CPUs due to their flexibility on what you can run, but when Ugreen contacted me about reviewing the new ARM based NASync DH4300 Plus, I was happy to try it out.

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Trusted Reviews Simon Handby · reviewer · May 2026

The UGREEN NASync DH4300 Plus managed to write at an impressive 76MB/s, although it read at a much more pedestrian 43MB/s. I’ve tested plenty of NAS enclosures that could beat these speeds, but this is quite a fair performer for the money.

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3 positive sources

Vivid Repairs Vivid Repairs · reviewer · Feb 2026

The DH4300 Plus is a wired NAS device with a 2.5GbE LAN port. It doesn't use Wi-Fi at all. Your router's Wi-Fi standard affects how fast wireless devices (phones, laptops) can access the NAS over your home network, but the NAS itself connects via Ethernet. A good Wi-Fi 6 router is more than sufficient for most home setups. Wi-Fi 6E or Wi-Fi 7 would only make a difference if wireless clients are already saturating your current Wi-Fi bandwidth.

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AppleInsider Mike Wuerthele · reviewer · Feb 2026

The Ugreen NASync DH4300 Plus is obviously a NAS for people who are new to the product category, or who don't want to spend time managing one. It's also for people who want a decent amount of storage, without limiting capacity to the two-bay beginner models.

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Mediaberry Alex Berry · reviewer · Nov 2025

For those looking to jump into NAS ownership, the UGreen NASync DH4300 Plus presents a superbly economic option with plenty of oomph for most users.

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2 mixed sources

Need to Know IT Article · Mar 2026

The DH4300 Plus sits in the mid-tier of that range. A 4-bay unit aimed squarely at home power users, content creators, and small office setups that need more than two bays but don't require the higher-end CPU horsepower of the DXP-series models.

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PCMag UK Article · Jul 2026

Ugreen's four-bay NASync DH4300 Plus delivers performance that parallels pricier NAS rivals. It's suitable for basic file storage, backups, and media streaming, though its limited app catalog and lack of M.2 slots keep its aspirations grounded.

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Frequently asked questions

It ranks #10 of 22 on our NAS devices tier list, in C tier. That placement draws on 10 cited sources across 9 outlets.

None of the 8 sources with a clear view is critical of it. Limited app catalog. No M.2 slots. Four-bay price asks more of the value case than cheaper units.