Beelink teases ME Pro NAS with Intel, AMD, and ARM board options

Beelink Reveals ME Pro NAS With Slide-Out Module Design in a 2-Bay Chassis

Beelink has revealed its upcoming ME Pro NAS, advertising the two-bay model as the world’s smallest in its class. The company’s teaser puts the footprint at about 166 x 121 mm, with height around the 122 mm range depending on the measurement used.

Beelink says ME Pro will come in two versions: a two-bay model and a larger four-bay option. The company is also pushing a unibody-style chassis that removes the usual bracket and outer frame to free up internal space. Beelink claims the design cuts volume versus more traditional multi-bay enclosures.

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A key part of the design is a slide-out lower section that exposes the mainboard side for access and servicing. One breakdown also describes a removable metal base plate that covers the M.2 area and doubles as a heatsink for NVMe drives. The internal layout is built around a compact board and a blower-style cooler, which is closer to a mini PC-style module than a typical NAS motherboard. It kind of reminds me of NUC Extreme boards .

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Specs and pricing have not been fully confirmed by Beelink in the teaser. Some reports suggest it will have Intel N-series options, dual Ethernet (including 5GbE), and a mix of SATA bays plus M.2 slots, with availability targeted for December 2025.

Source: Beelink