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Title: Aosotar launches affordable 11-bay NAS with OCuLink and built-in screen
Post by: Redaktion on May 26, 2026, 16:20:17
There's a more affordable version of the Aoostar WTR Max available, and instead of being powered by an AMD processor, the newer model packs an Intel Core i5 1235U. It retains the 11-bay design, but the RAM support maxes out at 96GB.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Aosotar-launches-affordable-11-bay-NAS-with-OCuLink-and-built-in-screen.1306182.0.html
Title: Re: Aosotar launches affordable 11-bay NAS with OCuLink and built-in screen
Post by: Davies on May 27, 2026, 10:28:28
Aoostar are considered absolute scammers. Bought a NAS from them and returned for a refund. The order was not opened. Full tracking information provided to Aoostar confirming they received the order back and, several months later, no refund issued. Very broken communication from them including claiming the agent originally replying (as and when they chose to do so) left the company. Despite this they've cut off all communication. Please save yourselves the hassle buying products from Aoostar. Honestly believed to be an absolutely disgusting company to deal with.
Title: Re: Aosotar launches affordable 11-bay NAS with OCuLink and built-in screen
Post by: Julian M on May 27, 2026, 16:49:54
Haven't had the displeasure of trying to get a refund from them, I hear this is largely a hit or miss from many cheap Chinese brands of mini PCs however.

I have an older R1 with N100 CPU, it's sturdy and does what I expect to - Aoostar is now competing against Ugreen, Terramaster, Minisforum and the like in the NAS barebones field, and it may mean lower quality of customer service to keep profits up.