Beelink expanded its ME Pro storage PC lineup with new 2-bay and 4-bay models targeting data-heavy AI workloads. The systems ship with Intel Core i5-13420H or AMD Ryzen 7 H 255 and Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processors, combining compact form factors with substantial local storage for creators and developers handling large datasets.

The ME Pro retains its distinctive drawer-style design and modular motherboard architecture, allowing processor upgrades without full system replacements. Beelink confirms modules are interchangeable within chassis categories, with future processor variants planned. This approach transforms the ME Pro into an evolving platform rather than a static purchase, addressing upgrade costs that often force complete system replacements.

For creative professionals, the Ryzen 7 H 255 and Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 deliver strong multi-threaded performance for 4K video editing with complex effects. The flagship HX 370 reaches 80 TOPS of AI performance, supporting local large-model inference. Dual Ethernet ports (10GbE + 2.5GbE) enable fast asset synchronization and advanced networking configurations.

Storage scales significantly across models. The 2-bay version supports up to 76 TB using four SSD slots and two HDD bays, while the 4-bay model expands to 136 TB with eight total drive positions. Color-coded chassis distinguish Intel (navy blue), AMD (black with red), and upcoming Arm (pearl white) variants. These specs position ME Pro as a high-density alternative to separate NAS and workstation setups.

The ME Pro lineup targets users who need both computing power and storage density in a compact footprint, offering a middle ground between traditional desktops and dedicated NAS appliances.