Packaging and Bundle

The NASync iDX6011 Pro arrived in a large brown cardboard outer box with the retail packaging inside listing most of the core specifications. The iDX6011 Pro came packaged in thick foam padding, which was very much needed considering that we're looking at over 9 kg of NAS here. A box of accessories was tucked in on the left-hand side.


The accessory bundle is quite different this time around, for starters, there's no power brick, as the iDX6011 Pro comes with an internal PSU.


Besides the manual and quick user instructions, there's a power cable, two Ethernet cables, a pair of "keys" for the drive trays, a small box with a pair of M.2 drive heatsinks, two different screwdrivers, and a set of screws. We're happy to see that Ugreen has included heatsinks for the two M.2 NVMe SSDs that can be installed and these are of decent, if not great quality. The screwdrivers, on the other hand, aren't that impressive, but they'll do the job in a pinch and are at least not the really tiny ones that TerraMaster has bundled with some of its products. The reason for two screwdrivers is that one of them is for the hex screws that have been used on the sides of the chassis. The metal "keys" for the drive caddies won't really keep anyone from stealing your drives, but they'll at least prevent people from popping out the drive trays out of curiosity.