Beelink ME Pro 370 Four-Bay NAS Debuts With Ryzen AI Power and Up to 132TB Storage
Beelink has expanded its ME Pro 370 NAS lineup with a new four-bay model, giving users more storage capacity while keeping the compact design and high-performance hardware that made the two-bay version stand out.
The biggest upgrade is storage. With four HDD bays, the Beelink ME Pro 370 can support up to 132TB of total storage. Each bay can take up to a 30TB hard drive, with support for both 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch drives. On top of that, the system includes three M.2 slots, each supporting up to 4TB SSDs. This makes the new model a strong option for users who need a compact NAS for backups, media libraries, home labs, creative workloads, or private cloud storage.
Despite offering four drive bays, Beelink says the device is still much smaller than a typical four-bay NAS. The chassis is larger than the two-bay ME Pro 370, as expected, but the company claims it is around 50% smaller than standard four-bay NAS systems. That could make it appealing for users who want serious storage without dedicating too much desk or shelf space.
Performance is one of the main highlights. The four-bay Beelink ME Pro 370 uses the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370, a powerful Strix Point processor designed for demanding workloads. It also features Radeon 890M integrated graphics and an XDNA 2 NPU, giving the NAS local AI processing capabilities. For users interested in running AI tools privately, managing smart media libraries, or experimenting with local machine learning tasks, this hardware gives the system a major advantage over traditional NAS devices.
Memory expandability is another strong point. Instead of soldered RAM, Beelink includes two SO-DIMM slots. The NAS supports up to 256GB of memory, which is especially useful for virtualization, containers, AI workloads, databases, and advanced multitasking. This makes the ME Pro 370 more flexible than many compact NAS systems that limit users with fixed memory configurations.
Connectivity is also well equipped. The four-bay Beelink ME Pro 370 includes three USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A ports, one 10GbE port, one 2.5GbE port, one USB4 port, one 3.5mm audio jack, and one HDMI port with support for 4K output at 60Hz. The combination of 10GbE and 2.5GbE networking should make the device suitable for fast file transfers, media production workflows, and multi-user environments.
The NAS also supports WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.4, adding more flexibility for wireless connectivity. Beelink has also designed the chassis to be easy to access, which should make drive installation, upgrades, and maintenance simpler. A low-noise cooling system is included as well, an important feature for users who plan to keep the NAS in a home office, studio, or living space.
Another interesting feature of the ME Pro NAS series is its modular motherboard design. The mainboard can be swapped, and Beelink has already introduced multiple configurations. This approach could extend the lifespan of the system and give users more upgrade options in the future.
In China, the four-bay Beelink ME Pro 370 starts at CNY 4,299, which is roughly $634, for the barebone version. A higher-end configuration with 32GB of RAM and a 500GB SSD is priced at CNY 7,599, or around $1,122. Beelink has not yet confirmed full global availability, but the four-bay model is expected to reach international markets alongside other models in the ME Pro lineup.
With its compact four-bay design, 132TB storage support, Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor, 10GbE networking, upgradeable memory, and local AI capabilities, the Beelink ME Pro 370 is shaping up to be more than just a storage box. It is a powerful mini server-style NAS aimed at users who want high-capacity storage, strong performance, and room to grow.
