Ugreen DXP8800 Ultra vs Plus: Which 8-bay NAS should you buy?
Ugreen's NASync DXP8800 Ultra and Plus 8-bay NAS devices both offer powerful features — but which one should you buy? We've tested both and here's our verdict.
When comparing the Ugreen DXP8800 Ultra and DXP8800 Plus, it's clear that both eight-bay NAS devices offer impressive storage capabilities and high-speed connectivity. However, there are key differences that may make one a better choice for specific needs.
The DXP8800 Plus is currently priced at $1,370 (down from $1,510), while the DXP8800 Ultra costs $1,780. Both devices support up to 272TB of storage, feature dual 10GbE networking, and include Thunderbolt 4 connections. One notable difference is the memory capacity: the Ultra supports up to 96GB of DDR5 RAM, compared to 64GB on the Plus. However, both offer the same maximum storage capacity and high-speed connectivity.
Mark, an expert reviewer, found the Ultra to be quicker and better equipped for long-term use, but the Plus still delivers excellent performance for most users. He noted that the Ultra's extra speed may not be the bottleneck unless used in specific ways. For businesses requiring extensive multitasking or applications that benefit from additional memory, the Ultra could be a worthwhile investment.
However, for those needing a capable NAS without paying for unnecessary processing power and memory expansion, the Plus offers great value.
In summary, consider purchasing the Ugreen DXP8800 Ultra if you require a powerful NAS for demanding business workloads, extensive multitasking, or applications that benefit from additional memory. Conversely, the DXP8800 Plus is an excellent choice for users seeking a capable eight-bay NAS at a lower cost, without the need for the extra processing power and memory expansion offered by the Ultra.
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