UniFi UNAS Pro 4
$499 MSRP
UniFi UNAS Pro 4: what it is & who it's for
Shares the UNAS Pro 8's 2.0 GHz processor, two NVMe cache slots and pair of 10G SFP+ ports, in 1U with four bays instead of eight. Memory, the RJ45 port and the power design are where it steps down. A shallow or crowded rack that wants NVMe-cached 10-gigabit storage in 1U, where four bays is enough.
Specifications
| Processor | Quad-core ARM Cortex-A57 at 2.0 GHz |
|---|---|
| System Memory | 8 GB |
| Drive Capacity | (4) 2.5/3.5" HDD / SSD + (2) M.2 NVMe SSD |
| SSD Cache | Yes |
| Max NVMe SSD Capacity | 4 TiB |
| Max Power Budget for Drives | 125 W |
| Networking Interface | (2) 10G SFP+ (10G only) + (1) GbE RJ45 (1G/100M/10M) |
| RAID Types | RAID 5, RAID 6, RAID 10 |
| RAID Groups | Single |
| File Protocols | SMB, NFS |
| Snapshots | Yes |
| File Encryption | Yes |
| Time Machine Backup | Yes |
| Backup Destinations | Remote UNAS, CIFS/SMB server, cloud (Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Amazon S3, Backblaze B2, Wasabi) |
| Power Redundancy | Yes (USP-RPS) |
| Power Supply | AC/DC, internal, 150 W |
| Form Factor | Rackmount (1U) |
| Dimensions | 442.4 × 400 × 43.7 mm |
| Weight | 6.7 kg |
| Max Power Draw | 150 W |
Verdict
Shares the UNAS Pro 8's 2.0 GHz processor, two NVMe cache slots and pair of 10G SFP+ ports, in 1U with four bays instead of eight. Memory, the RJ45 port and the power design are where it steps down.
Pros
- 1U and 6.7 kg — the UNAS Pro is 9.2 kg and the UNAS Pro 8 is 11.5 kg, both in 2U
- Two M.2 NVMe slots for SSD cache — the same-priced UNAS Pro lists none
- Two 10G SFP+ ports against the single one on the UNAS Pro
- USP-RPS DC input for power redundancy
Cons
- Four bays, and Ubiquiti lists a single RAID group
- The spec sheet carries no hot-spare row, which the UNAS Pro and UNAS Pro 8 sheets both do
- The RJ45 is 1 GbE, so 10-gigabit means SFP+
- Redundant power means buying a USP-RPS
Best forA shallow or crowded rack that wants NVMe-cached 10-gigabit storage in 1U, where four bays is enough.

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