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The DXP4800 GT looks best suited to: Photographers and videographers who want SD import, large local storage and fast 10GbE editing access Home media users who want HDMI, 4K media features, poster walls and TV integration Home lab users who want Docker, virtual machines and more CPU threads than basic NAS boxes Small teams that need centralised project storage and higher LAN throughput Mac users who want Time Machine backup and network-mounted expansion Users who want a more private alternative to cloud photo libraries Buyers who like the idea of local AI-assisted photo search and categorisati

Swipe to scroll horizontallyValueMore bang for the buck4 / 5DesignA good design largely unchanged4 / 5FeaturesFour bays and dual M.2 in a solid package4.5 / 5SoftwareRapidly improving OS3.5 / 5Performance10GbE and 2.5GbE LAN and plenty of power4 / 5OverallBetter than the Plus in many ways4 / 5

When it comes to docking stations, it's really going to be all about port selection. If it doesn't have the ports you need for your workflow, then there's a pretty good chance that it won't be worth the investment. With that said, this Ugreen Thunderbolt 5 docking station really delivers when it comes to speed and port selection. You get 17 ports in total, with the front panel housing three USB-C ports, with two of those ports providing up to 60W of charging power. There's also a 3.5mm audio jack, SD, and microSD card slots. The rear panel is where things get more interesting, with three Thund