Mini PC NAS N150 5 M.2 Pocket NAS - Compact 4K Mini PC

Our review of the Mini PC NAS N150 finds it best suited for small offices and power users who need a compact NAS-style workstation with multiple NVMe bays. The single biggest reason to buy is the unusually flexible storage capacity: five M.2 2280 NVMe routes via included adapter boards let this micro desktop deliver high-speed local storage density in a footprint about 7% of a traditional tower. It runs on a low-power N100 Alder Lake-N processor so it handles daily office tasks, light web serving and network services without the heat and energy draw of larger systems.

Key Features

• Five M.2 NVMe slots: Multiple NVMe lanes split through the adapter board provide extensive high-speed local storage for file servers, virtualization or fast cache use.
• Dual 4K displays: The HDMI 2.1 and DP 1.4 outputs support up to 4096 x 2160 at 60Hz for clear multi-monitor workflows or local media playback.
• Quad 2.5GbE networking: Four Intel i226-V ports with UDE2.5G and filter connectors deliver higher-than-gigabit LAN throughput for SMB file serving or routed traffic.
• Single SO-DIMM DDR5 support: One SO-DIMM slot supports up to 48GB DDR5 4800MHz (compatible with faster modules), giving responsive multitasking and cache headroom.
• Low-power N100 CPU: Alder Lake-N N100 with up to 3.4GHz turbo and a 6W TDP balances everyday performance with minimal electricity use for 24/7 operation.
• Included accessories: The kit includes two M.2 adapter boards, two WiFi-to-M.2 adapters, two small fans and a screwdriver to simplify drive expansion and cooling setup.

Who It's For

The N150 is aimed at small-business IT and advanced home users who need high-density NVMe storage in a tiny chassis: file server builders, lightweight virtual machine hosts, or anyone who needs several fast NVMe drives and multiple 2.5GbE ports without a full rack or tower.

It is not a replacement for high-core servers or heavy compute work like video rendering; users who need built-in multi-channel ECC memory, many SATA bays, or powerful desktop GPUs should look elsewhere. Expect strong storage and networking in a compact package rather than workstation-class GPU performance.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Exceptional NVMe capacity for the size thanks to the 5x M.2 layout and included adapter boards.
• Four 2.5GbE Intel network ports enable better-than-gigabit networking for NAS or router use.
• Low-power N100 CPU and single DDR5 slot deliver efficient everyday performance and easy memory upgrades.
• Dual 4K display outputs expand desktop or media use without extra adapters.

Cons

• Single SO-DIMM limits upgrade paths compared with dual-channel systems, which may affect maximum memory bandwidth.
• Not intended for heavy GPU workloads or high-core compute tasks; its strength is storage and network roles.

Specifications

Our Verdict

The Mini PC NAS N150 is a strong value if you need compact, low-power hardware focused on NVMe storage and multi-gigabit LAN. It combines five NVMe routes, quad 2.5GbE ports and dual 4K outputs in a pocket-sized chassis, making it a practical choice for small-office NAS, light virtualization or a network appliance where space and power matter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this unit be used as a small NAS?
Yes. The multiple M.2 NVMe slots and 2.5GbE ports make it well suited to small NAS duties when paired with appropriate software.

How much memory can it support?
It supports one SO-DIMM DDR5 slot up to 48GB (4800MHz, compatible with higher-speed modules).

Does it include cooling and adapters?
Yes. The package includes two small fans, two M.2 adapter boards and two WiFi-to-M.2 adapter boards plus a screwdriver.