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    TerraMaster Launches F4-425 Quad-Bay Home NAS With 120TB Storage And Multimedia Features

    TechurzBy TechurzSeptember 17, 2025Updated:May 11, 2026No Comments4 Mins Read
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    TerraMaster Launches F4-425 Quad-Bay Home NAS With 120TB Storage And Multimedia Features
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    The F4-425 can also serve as a complete home entertainment hub. Supporting hardware-level 4K H.265 decoding, it integrates with Plex, Emby, Jellyfin and uPnP/DLNA protocols for direct streaming to smartphones, tablets, Roku, Apple TV, and smart TVs.

    TERRAMASTER

    TerraMaster has announced the launch of its new F4-425, a high-performance 4-bay NAS designed for home use but with professional-grade power and storage capabilities.

    This new NAS from TerraMaster is a major upgrade from the previous-generation F4-212 NAS. The new F4-425 transitions away from ARM-based architecture in favor of an Intel x86 quad-core processor. TerraMaster says the change in processor delivers up to a 40% performance boost over the ARM-powered version.

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    1 Now Powered By Intel Celeron N5095
    1.1 Smartphone Setup
    1.2 Pricing and Availability:
    1.3 Tech Specs:

    Now Powered By Intel Celeron N5095

    With its huge storage capacity, multimedia capabilities and intelligent software ecosystem, the F4-425 is designed as the storage heart of a smart home. With an Intel quad-core processor equipped with 4GB of DDR4 memory, the F4-425 is suitable for intensive workloads such as 4K video encoding, decoding and multitasking.

    A 2.5GbE network port is provided for high-speed file transfers and it supports concurrent multi-user access, making data sharing and backups a simple process for all family members.

    The new TerraMaster F4-425 is a high-performance 4-bay NAS designed for home use but with professional-grade power and storage capabilities.

    TERRAMASTER

    The F4-425 can also serve as a complete home entertainment hub. Supporting hardware-level 4K H.265 decoding, it integrates with Plex, Emby, Jellyfin and uPnP/DLNA protocols for direct streaming to smartphones, tablets, Roku, Apple TV, and smart TVs. The TerraPhotos AI smart album utilizes on-device algorithms to automatically organize photos by faces, pets, and scenes, simplifying the management of large media libraries.

    In terms of storage and security, the F4-425 can swallow up to 120TB in the form of four 30TB hard drives. TerraMaster’s new TRAID flexible array technology improves storage efficiency by saving up to 30% more space than traditional RAID, while still ensuring data redundancy and reliability. Multi-layered protection comes through SPC security settings, 256-bit TLS encryption, TFSS snapshots and CloudSync compatibility with platforms like Google Drive, OneDrive and Dropbox.

    Smartphone Setup

    Ease of use is also central to the F4-425. The TNAS Mobile app enables complete setup without the need for a PC, enabling instant backup of smartphone photos and videos as well as local and remote synchronization.

    The new F4-425 transitions away from ARM-based architecture in favor of an Intel x86 quad-core processor. This model has four bays and can support up to 1120TB capacity across four 30TB drives.

    TERRAMASTER

    TerraSync also enhances productivity with millisecond-level file syncing and 32-version recovery for a smooth and near-local drive experience. With noise levels as low as 21dB(A), the F4-425 operates almost silently, while the Push-Lock tool-free design means a drive can be installed or swapped out in just 10 seconds.

    The new TerraMaster F4-425 is aimed at home users who need a powerful storage solution for tasks like video editing, 4K media streaming, daily data storage and intelligent file management.

    Pricing and Availability:

    The TerraMaster F4-425 4-Bay NAS is available now and priced at $369.99 from Amazon USA and £369.99 from Amazon UK. There is currently a discount that takes the price down to £332.99 / $332.99 when using the available 10% discount coupon

    Tech Specs:

    • Model: TerraMaster F4-425.
    • Processor: Intel Celeron N5095.
    • Memory: 4GB DDR4 RAM.
    • Networking: 2.5GbE port.
    • Storage capacity: Supports up to 120TB (4 x 30TB drives).
    • RAID technology: TRAID flexible array with 30% improved storage efficiency and full data redundancy.
    • Multimedia support: Hardware-level 4K H.265 decoding; compatible with Plex, Emby, Jellyfin, uPnP/DLNA.
    • AI-powered features: TerraPhotos smart album with face, pet, and scene recognition
    • Security: SPC security settings, 256-bit TLS encryption, TFSS snapshots, CloudSync (Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox).
    • Mobile integration: TNAS Mobile app for setup, photo/video backup, synchronization, and remote access.
    • File sync: TerraSync with millisecond-level synchronization and 32-version recovery
    • Noise level: Ultra-quiet operation at just 21dB(A).
    • Ease of use: Push-Lock tool-free drive installation in 10 seconds.
    120TB F4425 features Home launches Multimedia NAS QuadBay storage TerraMaster
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