Beelink has started marketing a slick-looking ME Pro NAS system; past weekend updates—mostly aimed at the Chinese market—contain only scant details. Western audiences were treated to a 35-second-long teaser trailer that shows off some of the next-gen device's internals. The Shenzhen-based manufacturer advertises the ME Pro model as a NAS/mini PC hybrid—the standard version seems to accommodate two drives. In the recent past, Beelink has hinted about a larger 4-bay variant. According to the company's Weibo blog, the ME Pro's unique selling point (USP) is: "a groundbreaking DIY drawer-style design, modularizing the motherboard and allowing you to upgrade the core components as needed, truly realizing 'My device, my control,' solving big problems with a small investment."

Beelink's promo video shows AMD, Arm, and Intel board options being swapped in and out of the compact hybrid NAS/PC system. Elaborating on Team Blue hardware, one press outlet—NAS Compares—reportedly attended a recent special preview event at Beelink's headquarters. Representatives allegedly outlined board designs that featured Intel N95 "Alder Lake-N" and N150 "Twin Lake" processors. The manufacturer has not released an ME Pro specification sheet, so it is difficult to judge the product's proportions. In a second Weibo post, Beelink's description reads as follows: "(our design) uses a unibody metal casing, replacing the traditional multi-component structure, which significantly reduces size while improving structural strength. Compared to mainstream dual-bay NAS devices, the overall size is reduced by nearly 50%, making it more suitable for desktop and home environments." A vague "coming soon" tagline could hint at an eventual proper unveiling at next month's CES trade show.