TerraMaster Introduces High-Performance F4-425 NAS for Home Use
Berlin, Tuesday, 16 September 2025.
On September 16, 2025, TerraMaster unveiled the F4-425, a four-bay NAS featuring Intel x86 architecture, promising a 40% performance boost and enhanced 4K media support for home environments.
Technical Specifications and Features
The TerraMaster F4-425 is equipped with an Intel N5095 quad-core processor and 4GB of DDR RAM, providing a significant 40% performance improvement over its ARM-based predecessors. It supports 4K transcoding, enabling smooth video playback and multitasking capabilities. The device incorporates a 2.5GbE port, allowing for data transfer speeds of up to 283 MB/s, which is crucial for handling high-definition multimedia files and large data sets effectively [3][5].
Innovative User Features
This NAS system introduces an AI Smart Album feature that utilizes local AI algorithms to automatically identify faces, pets, and scenes in photos, a feature designed to enhance user experience in managing media libraries. Furthermore, the F4-425 supports hardware-level 4K H.265 decoding and is compatible with popular home theater protocols like Plex, Emby, and Jellyfin, making it an ideal choice for setting up a home entertainment center [1].
Ease of Use and Design
The F4-425 features a user-friendly design with a tool-free Push-Lock drive tray, allowing users to replace drives in just 10 seconds. Additionally, the TNAS Mobile app provides convenient one-touch initialization, backup, and remote access capabilities via mobile devices, enhancing accessibility and control for users on the go [1][5].
Market Position and European Availability
Positioned as a flagship product, the F4-425 redefines the standard for home NAS systems by offering high performance at an affordable price point. Its launch is particularly significant in the European market, where demand for efficient home storage solutions is on the rise. The device is available for purchase at a reference price of approximately 63,990 yen (about $590) with a 15% discount, making it competitively priced against rivals like Synology and QNAP [4][6].