UGREEN DH2300: New Compact 2-Bay NAS Aimed at First-Time Users

UGREEN has introduced the DH2300, a compact, app-controlled network-attached storage (NAS) system designed for users deploying their first personal NAS. The two-bay enclosure supports up to 60 TB of local storage, making it suitable for media libraries, backups, and private data archives without relying on external cloud services.

The DH2300 focuses on simplicity and home use: the device offers easy setup via a mobile app, space for two hard drives or SSDs, and enough capacity for large photo, video, and backup collections. Its compact footprint aims to appeal to users who want local control over their data without complex enterprise features.

• Drive bays: 2 (supports HDD/SSD)
• Maximum local capacity: up to 60 TB
• Control: app-based management
• Use cases: private media archives, automated backups, local file sharing

While UGREEN positions the DH2300 as an entry-level NAS, prospective buyers should check supported drives, RAID options, network interfaces, and backup features to ensure it meets their needs. Compared to cloud storage, a local NAS offers greater privacy and no recurring subscription fees, though it requires local maintenance and proper backup strategies.

For more details, search for the DH2300 on UGREEN’s site or major retailers to view specifications and availability: UGREEN DH2300 (search) or check product listings on Amazon: UGREEN DH2300 on Amazon.

Discussion: Would you consider switching from cloud storage to a local NAS for your backups and media? What would be your biggest concern?