QNAP TS-264 Single Unit Memory starts at $459.47 from Woot

Pick this up and save $196.91.

Home lab builders and small business owners looking for a fast 2-bay NAS with room to grow will want to look at what Woot has right now. The QNAP TS-264 Single Unit Memory is now $459.47 at Woot, saving you $196.91 off the $656.38 list price. That 30% discount brings a current-generation Intel-powered NAS with dual 2.5GbE ports and an M.2 NVMe slot down to a price that's hard to beat for the hardware included.

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QNAP TS-264 Single Unit Memory

$459.47 (was $656.38) - Save $196.91 (30% off)

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Why This Matters

Woot has the QNAP TS-264 listed at 30% off its standard retail price, making this one of the better deals you will find on this particular NAS configuration. The same unit runs $656.38 from most other retailers, so the $196.91 savings is substantial for a current-generation 2.5GbE model with 8GB RAM.

This is a flash deal, so availability is limited to whatever Woot has in stock.

What You're Getting

The QNAP TS-264 is a 2-bay NAS powered by an Intel Celeron N5105 quad-core processor with 8GB of soldered RAM. Its headline feature is dual 2.5GbE ports that support port trunking, delivering up to 5Gbps over existing CAT5e cables without needing to rewire your network.

Inside there is an M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe Gen3 slot for SSD caching or installing an Edge TPU for AI-powered image recognition. The unit also includes HDMI output capable of 4K high-definition video playback and dual-screen monitoring.

Note that the M.2 NVMe SSD is sold separately and the 8GB RAM is not upgradeable after purchase, so what you get here is what you are locked into.

Who This Is For

This NAS is best for home lab enthusiasts and small businesses that need fast file sharing, media streaming, and light virtualization without stepping up to a 4-bay chassis. If you run a few Docker containers, need quick SMB transfers between workstations, or want a Plex server with direct 4K output, the TS-264 handles all of that out of the box.

Skip this if you need more than 8GB of RAM for heavy VM workloads or if you want a unit with user-replaceable memory.

Final Verdict

The dual 2.5GbE with port trunking and the M.2 expansion slot make the $459.47 price worth it for anyone building a capable home lab on a budget. Pair it with a compatible managed switch to unlock the full 5Gbps throughput and you have a network storage setup that punches well above its 2-bay size.