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title: "QNAP TS-433-4G-US 4 Bay NAS with Quad-core Processor, 4 GB DDR4 RAM and 2.5GbE Network (Diskless)"
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# Quad-core 2.0GHz ARM Cortex-A55 CPU 2.5GbE + 1GbE ports for lightning-fast networking 4 GB DDR4 RAM for smooth multitasking QNAP TS-433-4G-US 4 Bay NAS with Quad-core Processor, 4 GB DDR4 RAM and 2.5GbE Network (Diskless)

**Brand:** qnap
**Price:** AR$1450336
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your digital domain with QNAP’s turbocharged NAS powerhouse!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** QNAP TS-433-4G-US 4 Bay NAS with Quad-core Processor, 4 GB DDR4 RAM and 2.5GbE Network (Diskless) by qnap
- **How much does it cost?** AR$1450336 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- qnap enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted qnap brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Energy-Smart Design:** Intelligent HDD spin-down saves power and extends drive lifespan without compromising accessibility.
- • **Powerhouse Performance:** Quad-core ARM Cortex-A55 processor delivers seamless multitasking and speedy file handling.
- • **Future-Ready Connectivity:** 2.5GbE port ensures ultra-fast data transfers, keeping your home or office network ahead of the curve.
- • **Massive Storage Potential:** Supports up to 4 SATA 6Gb/s drives, scaling your storage up to 88TB for all your multimedia and backup needs.
- • **Anywhere Access, Total Control:** Securely manage and stream your files remotely with MyQNAPCloud and robust AES-NI 256-bit encryption.

## Overview

The QNAP TS-433-4G-US is a compact yet powerful 4-bay NAS featuring a quad-core 2.0GHz ARM Cortex-A55 processor and 4GB DDR4 RAM. Equipped with a 2.5GbE port alongside a 1GbE port, it delivers high-speed network performance ideal for home and small office environments. Supporting up to four SATA 6Gb/s drives, it offers scalable storage up to 88TB. Energy-efficient HDD spin-down technology prolongs drive life, while AES-NI 256-bit hardware encryption ensures your data stays secure. With easy backup solutions and remote access via MyQNAPCloud, it’s a future-proof hub for your multimedia and file storage needs.

## Description

The TS-433 is small in size and remains high-performance, cool, and quiet with an effective cooling fan. Powered by a ARM® Cortex-A55 quad-core 2 GHz processor, built-in 4 GB RAM, one Gigabit LAN port, one 2.5 Gigabit LAN port, and supports four SATA 6Gb/s hard drives, the TS-433 provides dependable read/write performance for running various home and business NAS applications. The TS-433 features AES-NI 256 hardware-accelerated encryption for both full NAS volumes and shared folders, boosting system performance while securing sensitive data.

Review: A Challenge But Worth the Effort - I got tired of my home network music access working when it felt like it, so looked into using a NAS and chose this QNAP model after reading reviews. I have some IT experience but no longer work in it so this was admittedly a tad complicated, but I also admit I'm the kind of guy who doesn't like asking for directions when I'm lost. I realized at the mid-point I was complicating things by *not* stopping and making sure the home network access was solid before worrying about the online cloud part of things. The unit itself is not large and the process of adding either size SATA drives was easy. On a desk shelf, it is a bit noisy as you can hear a bit of hum and vibration when the hard drive or drives are spinning. The power cable is a tad short in my humble opinion. You start by installing a "Q-Finder" app on your computer attached to the same network, and step-by-step the software walks you through assigning an admin login and setup on your LAN. Once you wade into the out-of-home access arena is where I had problems, but when I realized I didn't want that, the rest fell into place. There are tweaks you make with the QNAP *and* the devices you want to use to access the files to get it all to work. Go slow and careful and use the Help and online searches and it comes together. Your phone, tablet or other device will need to login the first time with your admin name and password to see and play the files but once you are thru that hoop the fun begins. This QNAP plays MP3s more quickly and without any hiccups than several server apps I used for years on Windows. The QNAP has it's own processor and RAM so it is way faster producing file lists and starting playback. The user interface on the computer is quite nice too. Between the cost of the QNAP and a nice fast 3.5" 2TB hard drive I had $300 invested but I am happy with the results. I didn't have to contact tech support so that was a win. I could also enable an external drive connected by USB for access. Be aware that using a pre-loaded drive on the inside is not the idea--the QNAP formats/erases any drive you install internally. Hope this review was helpful.
Review: The hard drive spins down so it doesn't waste energy. - Sunday, June 26, 2022 I've previously owned two Western Digital MyCloud NAS storage devices. Their hours-and-hours, and even days-and-days of HDD clicking activity annoyed me because, in my opinion, they were wasting energy due to bad software or hardware engineering choices. In comparison, my new QNAP TS-233, which is also a RAID device like the MyClouds, spins down after a period of no user-activity--I can hear its hard drive spin up and take a few seconds for the Qnap to come back online at my PC. This "spin down" means that you don't have to install the much-more-expensive specially made NAS hard drives that are designed to be spinning 24/7. I've experimentally installed three different hard drives in my Qnap. The first was the expensive Western Digital 2-Terrabyte NAS hard drive that came with my second Western Digital MyCloud--my first My Cloud only lasted about a year and a half so I threw the whole thing away. The second drive I installed was a less-expensive Western Digital Blue drive as the 2nd drive in my Qnap 2-drive RAID configuration. It's installation after the first drive was online for several months, was a snap! It was easy to install and configure using the Qnap user web page. When I became convinced that my QNAP TS-233 would be my way to go for serious network storage, I bought and installed a Seagate 8-Terrabyte Barracuda drive, and it is working just fine. My 2-Terrabyte drive is sitting along side, and I can switch them out, anytime I like, just like that! So to sum up, in my opinion, the "spin down" of my Qnap hard drive after a short period of user inactivity saves energy and prolongs the hard drive's usable life, making the purchase of the more-expensive specially made NAS drives unnecessary. The "spin down" also lets me know that my network storage RAID device is not needlessly wasting energy--that it was designed, built, and programmed better than my Western Digital MyClouds. By the way, after gutting my second MyCLoud of its hard drive, I threw the rest away. It was always warm to the touch, because it was always wasting energy, so it had to go, for the last time! And that’s too bad because I’ve always held a high regard for the Western Digital brand. So let me say that they just “blew it” in terms of the MyClouds. To be fair, let me add that my network storage device is for my home use. If I had needed a 24/7 network storage device, such as for serving an online business of some kind, or for something like that, then I cannot say how my Qnap would compare to a Western Digital MyCLoud in terms of 24/7 reliability. Only my comments about "energy saving" and "temperature" would fairly apply--higher temperatures should translate to lower usable lives, both for the hard drives and for the CPU and motherboards. But, again, those are my opinions. I hope that my review will add to your knowledge in order to help you make the right buying decision for your network storage needs.

## Features

- ARM Cortex-A55 quad-core 2.0GHz processor with 4 GB DDR4 RAM
- Future-proof high speed 2.5GbE port x 1, 1GbE port x 1
- Budget-friendly home NAS for file storage and multimedia streaming
- Centrally store and organize personal or family photos, music, and videos
- Effortlessly backup your Windows Computers with QNAP’s NetBak Replicator software and Mac computers with Time Machine
- Securely access your Files from anywhere with MyQNAPCloud

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0B8M5WQ1Y |
| Best Sellers Rank | #7 in Network Attached Storage (NAS) Devices |
| Brand | QNAP |
| Card Description | Dedicated |
| Chipset Brand | arm |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (338) |
| Date First Available | August 3, 2022 |
| Flash Memory Size | 4 GB |
| Graphics Card Ram Size | 4 TB |
| Hard Drive | Diskless, max capacity 22TB per drive |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 8.62 x 6.3 x 6.65 inches |
| Item Weight | 4.56 pounds |
| Item model number | TS-433-4G-US |
| Manufacturer | QNAP |
| Number of Processors | 4 |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 2 |
| Operating System | Mac, Windows |
| Processor | 2 GHz |
| Processor Brand | ARM |
| Product Dimensions | 8.62 x 6.3 x 6.65 inches |
| RAM | 4 GB DDR4 |
| Series | TS-433-4G-US |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** QNAP
- **Compatible Devices:** Server, Desktop
- **Item Weight:** 4.56 Pounds
- **Product Dimensions:** 6.3"D x 8.62"W x 6.65"H
- **Size:** 4 Bay

## Images

![QNAP TS-433-4G-US 4 Bay NAS with Quad-core Processor, 4 GB DDR4 RAM and 2.5GbE Network (Diskless) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41lmY+tg7rL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can i hook up usb seagate 4tb to usb port and use it, without an internal hard-drive?  (i don't want to buy internal hard drive).  thanks for replies**
A: Why would you do such a thing?....
If you don't intend to use it what's it made for then don't buy it.
You can plug your hard drive to your router's usb port if you have one and use it at network drive but with very limited options.

**Q: Is there a limit to the size of hard drive that can be used**
A: This Bundle comes with 4 x 4TB Drive but the NAS supports upto 22TB Drives on each bay.

**Q: can this work as a media server like my twonky shows on my network 4k disk player menu?**
A: Yes QNAP has DLNA Server built in to the NAS. Please install below Apps from App Center to enable DLNA,

Multimedia Console
Media Streaming Add-on

**Q: Has anyone used this as a replication target from another QNAP?**
A: Yes this can be used as a Replication Target any another QNAP. You can do Real-Time Sync of your Data from another QNAP or Schedule a Replication Job from another QNAP.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Challenge But Worth the Effort
*by C***R on January 18, 2023*

I got tired of my home network music access working when it felt like it, so looked into using a NAS and chose this QNAP model after reading reviews. I have some IT experience but no longer work in it so this was admittedly a tad complicated, but I also admit I'm the kind of guy who doesn't like asking for directions when I'm lost. I realized at the mid-point I was complicating things by *not* stopping and making sure the home network access was solid before worrying about the online cloud part of things. The unit itself is not large and the process of adding either size SATA drives was easy. On a desk shelf, it is a bit noisy as you can hear a bit of hum and vibration when the hard drive or drives are spinning. The power cable is a tad short in my humble opinion. You start by installing a "Q-Finder" app on your computer attached to the same network, and step-by-step the software walks you through assigning an admin login and setup on your LAN. Once you wade into the out-of-home access arena is where I had problems, but when I realized I didn't want that, the rest fell into place. There are tweaks you make with the QNAP *and* the devices you want to use to access the files to get it all to work. Go slow and careful and use the Help and online searches and it comes together. Your phone, tablet or other device will need to login the first time with your admin name and password to see and play the files but once you are thru that hoop the fun begins. This QNAP plays MP3s more quickly and without any hiccups than several server apps I used for years on Windows. The QNAP has it's own processor and RAM so it is way faster producing file lists and starting playback. The user interface on the computer is quite nice too. Between the cost of the QNAP and a nice fast 3.5" 2TB hard drive I had $300 invested but I am happy with the results. I didn't have to contact tech support so that was a win. I could also enable an external drive connected by USB for access. Be aware that using a pre-loaded drive on the inside is not the idea--the QNAP formats/erases any drive you install internally. Hope this review was helpful.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The hard drive spins down so it doesn't waste energy.
*by L***O on June 26, 2022*

Sunday, June 26, 2022 I've previously owned two Western Digital MyCloud NAS storage devices. Their hours-and-hours, and even days-and-days of HDD clicking activity annoyed me because, in my opinion, they were wasting energy due to bad software or hardware engineering choices. In comparison, my new QNAP TS-233, which is also a RAID device like the MyClouds, spins down after a period of no user-activity--I can hear its hard drive spin up and take a few seconds for the Qnap to come back online at my PC. This "spin down" means that you don't have to install the much-more-expensive specially made NAS hard drives that are designed to be spinning 24/7. I've experimentally installed three different hard drives in my Qnap. The first was the expensive Western Digital 2-Terrabyte NAS hard drive that came with my second Western Digital MyCloud--my first My Cloud only lasted about a year and a half so I threw the whole thing away. The second drive I installed was a less-expensive Western Digital Blue drive as the 2nd drive in my Qnap 2-drive RAID configuration. It's installation after the first drive was online for several months, was a snap! It was easy to install and configure using the Qnap user web page. When I became convinced that my QNAP TS-233 would be my way to go for serious network storage, I bought and installed a Seagate 8-Terrabyte Barracuda drive, and it is working just fine. My 2-Terrabyte drive is sitting along side, and I can switch them out, anytime I like, just like that! So to sum up, in my opinion, the "spin down" of my Qnap hard drive after a short period of user inactivity saves energy and prolongs the hard drive's usable life, making the purchase of the more-expensive specially made NAS drives unnecessary. The "spin down" also lets me know that my network storage RAID device is not needlessly wasting energy--that it was designed, built, and programmed better than my Western Digital MyClouds. By the way, after gutting my second MyCLoud of its hard drive, I threw the rest away. It was always warm to the touch, because it was always wasting energy, so it had to go, for the last time! And that’s too bad because I’ve always held a high regard for the Western Digital brand. So let me say that they just “blew it” in terms of the MyClouds. To be fair, let me add that my network storage device is for my home use. If I had needed a 24/7 network storage device, such as for serving an online business of some kind, or for something like that, then I cannot say how my Qnap would compare to a Western Digital MyCLoud in terms of 24/7 reliability. Only my comments about "energy saving" and "temperature" would fairly apply--higher temperatures should translate to lower usable lives, both for the hard drives and for the CPU and motherboards. But, again, those are my opinions. I hope that my review will add to your knowledge in order to help you make the right buying decision for your network storage needs.

### ⭐ Quick install, runs fine, but ....
*by N***R on October 5, 2022*

Had an old TS-212 that was working fine but getting pretty old and was quite slow at times. It is so old that system updates stopped working. Removed the hard drives from the 212 and put them in the 233 and fired it up. Pretty much everything came up just like before with the same data, login and password but a lot faster. Only the network address changed but QFinder gave me the new address. The 233 wanted system updates, which took a little while. Have an external USB drive for real-time backups and had to find the app for that (HBS3 - Hybrid Backup Sync 3) and load and configure it again. Overall, I'm quite satisfied with this unit. Only negative is the on-line tutorials barely help. The main issue is they are mostly long videos and one has to wait for them to get to the point, if possible. Sometimes it may not be the correct video so 5 minutes are wasted wading thru it. Their PDF qts5.0x user manual is better. Update 8/3/2023 Been running for 10 months. Failed yesterday - seemed to be running but no Ethernet communication and so can't talk to it. Ended up pulling the older and slower QNAP 212 unit out of storage and using that to get up and running again. This 233 is in the trash. Bought a new 233 that installed quickly and is running fine. Update 8/22/23 Have downgraded my rating from 3 to 1 star. I'm done with QNAP. I am disgusted with this model. The second 233 quit today with exactly the same symptom of the prior 233.

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