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The NASync DXP4800 Plus comes in a compact box. The front of the box has a large image of the NAS on it. The rear of the box has another smaller image of the unit under which there is a row of icons displaying some of its features; 5-core Intel Processor, Fully featured Docker, Virtual Machine Hosting, Smart Photo, Home Entertainment centre, Data safeguard, exclusive operating system and Synchronization and backup.
One end panel of the box has a list of the DXP4800 Plus specs.
A quick shout-out to Ugreen on the quality of the box and how the DXP4800 Plus is packed, and protected by foam inserts. Even the box with all the accessories is classier than the normal box with clear labelling as to what's in it. Bundled with the DXP4800 Plus are all the bits and bobs you need to get started; a pair of Cat7 ethernet cables, a power adapter (HuntKey, HKA15019076-6C, 150.1 W, 19.0 V), screws (for 2.5in drives), small screwdriver, two thermal pads ( for any M.2 SSDs you may want to install), a pair of keys to secure the drive bay doors and a very good manual.
