Beelink has introduced a new four-bay version of its ME Pro 370 NAS in China, expanding the lineup alongside the previously mentioned two-bay model. The new release is aimed at buyers looking for higher storage capacity in a compact network-attached storage system.
The standout hardware detail is the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor, a high-performance chip that gives the NAS more computing power than many entry-level storage boxes. According to the launch information, the four-bay ME Pro 370 supports up to 132TB of total storage, making it suitable for users who need large local archives for files, media, or backups.
Beelink says the four-bay version remains broadly similar to the two-bay model in terms of core specifications, with the main difference being the design needed to fit the extra hard drive bays. That makes the new model a higher-capacity alternative for buyers who want the same general platform but more room for storage expansion.
Pricing starts at CNY 4,299, or about $634, positioning the ME Pro 370 as a relatively affordable NAS option considering its AMD processor and high storage ceiling. With both two-bay and four-bay versions now available, Beelink is targeting users who want a choice between a smaller setup and a more expandable home or small-office storage system.
