QNAP TS-453E-8G Tower 4 Bay NAS, Celeron J6412, 8GB RAM
The TS-453E features 2.5GbE connectivity, 8GB RAM, and M.2 slots for NVMe SSD caching to deliver high performance for applications such as surveillance systems, virtual machines, file servers or backup servers. Dual HDMI outputs also provide direct multimedia playback and robust surveillance monitoring. Dual 2.5GbE ports 2.5 times faster network speed with existing CAT5e cables; supports port trunking to deliver up to 5Gbps. Dual M.2 2280 PCIe slots Attain greater NAS performance by installing M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe SSDs (sold separately) or Edge TPU. 8GB RAM onboard System performance and multitasking is optimized with 8GB RAM. Long-term model The TS-453E will be available and supported by QNAP for an extended period, up to 2029. Dual HDMI output The dual-screen extension can be used for surveillance or 4K high-resolution video playback. Expand storage capacity Supports USB expansion enclosures (see the compatibility list).
The TS-453E features 2.5GbE connectivity, 8GB RAM, and M.2 slots for NVMe SSD caching to deliver high performance for applications such as surveillance systems, virtual machines, file servers or backup servers. Dual HDMI outputs also provide direct multimedia playback and robust surveillance monitoring. Dual 2.5GbE ports 2.5 times faster network speed with existing CAT5e cables; supports port trunking to deliver up to 5Gbps. Dual M.2 2280 PCIe slots Attain greater NAS performance by installing M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe SSDs (sold separately) or Edge TPU. 8GB RAM onboard System performance and multitasking is optimized with 8GB RAM. Long-term model The TS-453E will be available and supported by QNAP for an extended period, up to 2029. Dual HDMI output The dual-screen extension can be used for surveillance or 4K high-resolution video playback. Expand storage capacity Supports USB expansion enclosures (see the compatibility list).
The TS-453E features 2.5GbE connectivity, 8GB RAM, and M.2 slots for NVMe SSD caching to deliver high performance for applications such as surveillance systems, virtual machines, file servers or backup servers. Dual HDMI outputs also provide direct multimedia playback and robust surveillance monitoring. Dual 2.5GbE ports 2.5 times faster network speed with existing CAT5e cables; supports port trunking to deliver up to 5Gbps. Dual M.2 2280 PCIe slots Attain greater NAS performance by installing M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe SSDs (sold separately) or Edge TPU. 8GB RAM onboard System performance and multitasking is optimized with 8GB RAM. Long-term model The TS-453E will be available and supported by QNAP for an extended period, up to 2029. Dual HDMI output The dual-screen extension can be used for surveillance or 4K high-resolution video playback. Expand storage capacity Supports USB expansion enclosures (see the compatibility list).
The TS-453E features 2.5GbE connectivity, 8GB RAM, and M.2 slots for NVMe SSD caching to deliver high performance for applications such as surveillance systems, virtual machines, file servers or backup servers. Dual HDMI outputs also provide direct multimedia playback and robust surveillance monitoring. Dual 2.5GbE ports 2.5 times faster network speed with existing CAT5e cables; supports port trunking to deliver up to 5Gbps. Dual M.2 2280 PCIe slots Attain greater NAS performance by installing M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe SSDs (sold separately) or Edge TPU. 8GB RAM onboard System performance and multitasking is optimized with 8GB RAM. Long-term model The TS-453E will be available and supported by QNAP for an extended period, up to 2029. Dual HDMI output The dual-screen extension can be used for surveillance or 4K high-resolution video playback. Expand storage capacity Supports USB expansion enclosures (see the compatibility list).
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The lowest price for QNAP TS-453E-8G Tower 4 Bay NAS, Celeron J6412, 8GB RAM right now is $1,302.99 at Techinn.com, compared across 9 retailers.
The all-time low was $701.26 on 28 Sept 2023 — today's price is 86% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 14 Oct 2026.
Last updated at 14/10/2026 00:38:18
Qnap Ts-453e J6412 Nas Silver
Delivery $23.99
Qnap TS-453E-8G 4 Bay Diskless NAS
Delivery $9.90
QNAP TS-453E-8G 4-Bay desktop NAS Celeron J6412 4C 2.0GHz burst 2.6GHz onboard 8GB RAM 2 x HDMI 1.4b 2x M.2 2280 PCIe slots
Delivery between Fri – Tue $23.20
QNAP 8GB TS-453E 4-bay Desktop NAS (TS-453E-8G) 4 bays, Intel Celeron J6412 2.6GHz 4-core, 8GB onboard, 2 x 2.5GbE, 2 x M.2 NVMe (cache), 2 x USB 3.2
Delivery between 17–28 Oct $12
QNAP TS-453E-8G 4 bay desktop NAS Intel Celeron J6412 4C 2.0GHz burst 2.6GHz onboard 8GB RAM 2 x HDMI 1.4b 2x M.2 2280 PCIe slots 2x 2.5GbE 2YR WTY
Delivery $16.50
QNAP TS-453E – Tower / Intel Celeron / 8GB – SMB Server
Free delivery
QNAP 4-Bay Celeron J6412 Quad-Core 8GB RAM Tower NAS [TS-453E-8G]
Delivery $10.95
QNAP 4-Bay Celeron J6412 Quad-Core 8GB RAM Tower NAS
Free delivery between 16–21 Oct
QNAP 4-Bay Celeron J6412 Quad-Core 8GB RAM Tower NAS [TS-453E-8G]
Delivery $10.95
originally posted on scan.co.uk
There are plenty of reviews of this particular QNAP NAS enclosure to discuss here. If one needs a NAS with 4 disk bays, 2x M.2 pcie gen 3 slots, 2x 2.5Gb/s network i/f, standard Celeron CPU with 8GB of (non-upgradeable) memory, then this is for you.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
So, there are quite a few pros to this NAS. First, the UI is pretty snappy once all of the underlying tasks of the initial build are complete. There are a myriad of options with this NAS for which you will need to have some IT knowledge. QNAP is still testing Seagate drives which is what I normally use and I was able to us the same family of drives with no issues even though they were not on their compatibility list. QNAP seems to be a bit more tolerant in that respect than Synology. It is easy to get the device up and running in its basic configuration. I was able to load data at a good clip and do LAN-based Rsync's easily between it and Synology NAS's without issue.Things to think about: Definitely not as intuitive as Synology but has more granular configuration ... MoreSo, there are quite a few pros to this NAS. First, the UI is pretty snappy once all of the underlying tasks of the initial build are complete. There are a myriad of options with this NAS for which you will need to have some IT knowledge. QNAP is still testing Seagate drives which is what I normally use and I was able to us the same family of drives with no issues even though they were not on their compatibility list. QNAP seems to be a bit more tolerant in that respect than Synology. It is easy to get the device up and running in its basic configuration. I was able to load data at a good clip and do LAN-based Rsync's easily between it and Synology NAS's without issue.Things to think about: Definitely not as intuitive as Synology but has more granular configuration options on almost everything. If you are a technology geek, you will probably love it. The big burp for me is that I cannot remote replicate to the NAS over an encrypted port, leaving my credentials and data in open text over the internet. I can't find any information on the internet that states otherwise. Also, Photo Station again is much more intuitive on other NAS brands. I thought maybe QNAP had fixed some of the issues in later QTS builds, but not so. Please keep in mind that my rating is based on my use cases and your use cases may vary. The NAS looks great and has NVME capabilities for cache. I'm glad they stuck with Intel CPU's with embedded graphics where other vendors are going to AMD with no embedded graphics. If you are using this as a storage only device, you will be pretty happy with it. If you need to remote sync and use your phone to remote display photos on the NAS, you may like some other NAS brands better.
| General | |
| Device Type | NAS server |
| Host Connectivity | 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet |
| Total Storage Capacity | 0 GB |
| Installed Devices / Modules Qty | 0 (installed) / 4 (max) |
Qnap Ts-453e J6412 Nas Silver
Delivery $23.99
Qnap TS-453E-8G 4 Bay Diskless NAS
Delivery $9.90
QNAP TS-453E-8G 4-Bay desktop NAS Celeron J6412 4C 2.0GHz burst 2.6GHz onboard 8GB RAM 2 x HDMI 1.4b 2x M.2 2280 PCIe slots
Delivery between Fri – Tue $23.20
QNAP 8GB TS-453E 4-bay Desktop NAS (TS-453E-8G) 4 bays, Intel Celeron J6412 2.6GHz 4-core, 8GB onboard, 2 x 2.5GbE, 2 x M.2 NVMe (cache), 2 x USB 3.2
Delivery between 17–28 Oct $12
QNAP TS-453E-8G 4 bay desktop NAS Intel Celeron J6412 4C 2.0GHz burst 2.6GHz onboard 8GB RAM 2 x HDMI 1.4b 2x M.2 2280 PCIe slots 2x 2.5GbE 2YR WTY
Delivery $16.50
There are plenty of reviews of this particular QNAP NAS enclosure to discuss here. If one needs a NAS with 4 disk bays, 2x M.2 pcie gen 3 slots, 2x 2.5Gb/s network i/f, standard Celeron CPU with 8GB of (non-upgradeable) memory, then this is for you.
So, there are quite a few pros to this NAS. First, the UI is pretty snappy once all of the underlying tasks of the initial build are complete. There are a myriad of options with this NAS for which you will need to have some IT knowledge. QNAP is still testing Seagate drives which is what I normally use and I was able to us the same family of drives with no issues even though they were not on their compatibility list. QNAP seems to be a bit more tolerant in that respect than Synology. It is easy to get the device up and running in its basic configuration. I was able to load data at a good clip and do LAN-based Rsync's easily between it and Synology NAS's without issue.Things to think about: Definitely not as intuitive as Synology but has more granular configuration ... MoreSo, there are quite a few pros to this NAS. First, the UI is pretty snappy once all of the underlying tasks of the initial build are complete. There are a myriad of options with this NAS for which you will need to have some IT knowledge. QNAP is still testing Seagate drives which is what I normally use and I was able to us the same family of drives with no issues even though they were not on their compatibility list. QNAP seems to be a bit more tolerant in that respect than Synology. It is easy to get the device up and running in its basic configuration. I was able to load data at a good clip and do LAN-based Rsync's easily between it and Synology NAS's without issue.Things to think about: Definitely not as intuitive as Synology but has more granular configuration options on almost everything. If you are a technology geek, you will probably love it. The big burp for me is that I cannot remote replicate to the NAS over an encrypted port, leaving my credentials and data in open text over the internet. I can't find any information on the internet that states otherwise. Also, Photo Station again is much more intuitive on other NAS brands. I thought maybe QNAP had fixed some of the issues in later QTS builds, but not so. Please keep in mind that my rating is based on my use cases and your use cases may vary. The NAS looks great and has NVME capabilities for cache. I'm glad they stuck with Intel CPU's with embedded graphics where other vendors are going to AMD with no embedded graphics. If you are using this as a storage only device, you will be pretty happy with it. If you need to remote sync and use your phone to remote display photos on the NAS, you may like some other NAS brands better.
| General | |
| Device Type | NAS server |
| Host Connectivity | 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet |
| Total Storage Capacity | 0 GB |
| Installed Devices / Modules Qty | 0 (installed) / 4 (max) |
