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Beelink ME Pro Creator Edition NAS review

The Beelink ME Pro 4-Bay Creator Edition packs a mobile Intel 13th Gen Core i5 in a compact, fully metal enclosure as a FygoOS NAS platform.

Beelink ME Pro Creator Edition NAS review

Beelink ME Pro Creator Edition: Compact and Powerful NAS Review

This review focuses on the four-bay "Creator NAS" model, which comes in two versions and is powered by the Intel Core i5-13500H mobile processor. Beelink offers five "Home NAS" options with different processors, and two higher-end versions with AMD Ryzen AI processors. The Creator Edition is a compact, all-metal enclosure measuring 165 x 121 x 185mm and weighing 2.4kg without drives.

It is about 50% smaller in volume compared to conventional designs. A built-in blower on the motherboard manages cooling, and milled aluminum construction aids heat dissipation. The enclosure features silicone mounts to reduce vibration and noise between the case and motherboard tray.

The review unit, equipped with the Intel Core i5 13500H, boasts 12 cores, 16 threads, and a 45W TDP. It comes with 32GB of DDR4 RAM, a 500GB system SSD, and four M.2 slots. Beelink targets creative professionals, offering a powerful spec for large amounts of fast storage in video editing or photo collections. The NAS runs on the FygoOS operating system and includes a variety of ports, such as USB 3.2 Gen 2, Thunderbolt 4, HDMI, and 10GbE networking.

It supports various file systems, including BTRFS, EXT4, ZFS, NTFS, FAT32, and HFS+. The review unit has a maximum TDP of 45W and dimensions of 165 x 121 x 185mm.

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