TerraMaster F2-425 review

The F2-425 is TerraMaster's answer to the many ARM-based budget NAS boxes: it uses an Intel N5095 quad-core x86 processor with 4 GB of DDR4 and a 2.5GbE port at an entry-level price. That x86 chip matters for households that stream to TVs, because TerraMaster lists hardware H.265 decoding for Plex, Emby and Jellyfin, and an HDMI 2.0b port can feed a TV directly. TerraMaster's TRAID lets owners mix drive sizes, and the company quotes up to 60 TB. The TNAS Mobile app covers automatic photo backup, AI photo organization, secure vaults and share links with custom rules and expirations, and full Docker support opens the door to Home Assistant or Pi-hole. TerraMaster's own store listed it at $269.99, 10% off a regular $299.99, as of November 2026. Memory is limited to 4 GB, the warranty is 2 years, and TOS has a smaller app catalog than DSM.

Who it is for

budget buyers who still want an Intel CPU and 2.5GbE

Price

$269.99 diskless on TerraMaster's store (10% off the regular $299.99).

Powerful 2-Bay nas for home. $269.99 $299.99 10% OFF
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 11, 2026.

Key features

• Intel N5095 quad-core x86 processor with 4 GB DDR4
• 2.5GbE networking
• HDMI 2.0b output for direct TV playback
• TRAID mixes drive sizes for up to 60 TB
• Docker support for apps such as Home Assistant and Pi-hole

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Cheapest Intel-based 2-bay box with verified pricing on this list
• Strength: TNAS Mobile handles phone photo backup and sharing with expiring links
• Strength: Works with Plex, Emby and Jellyfin
• Weakness: 4 GB of memory, half of the DXP2800
• Weakness: 2-year warranty
• Weakness: TOS has a smaller app community than Synology DSM

Key facts

• Drive bays: 2
• CPU: Intel N5095, 4 cores
• Memory: 4 GB DDR4
• Network: 2.5GbE
• Max capacity: 60 TB with TRAID

Where it ranks

TerraMaster F2-425 is No. 3 in our Best Personal Cloud Storage Devices verdict.