TerraMaster has announced a temporary storage promotion offering discounts up to 25% on a range of NAS, DAS, and SSD devices, aiming to boost local storage solutions amid expanding data needs.
TerraMaster has opened a limited-time storage promotion that runs until August 18, 2026, offering discounts of up to 25% across a range of NAS, DAS and SSD products. The campaign is aimed at users who want to build a home backup setup, expand an existing one or move more of their file storage and synchronisation off cloud subscriptions and into local hardware.
At the entry level, the F2-425 is one of the more accessible ways into network-attached storage. According to TerraMaster, the 2-bay NAS uses an Intel quad-core processor and a 2.5GbE network port, making it suitable for personal and family storage as well as home media use. TerraMaster says the unit is being sold with a 20% discount through its own store and on Amazon Italy, positioning it as a compact alternative for users who want a private cloud for files and backups.
For users running out of space on a laptop or workstation, the D1 SSD offers a different path. TerraMaster says the external enclosure supports Thunderbolt 5 and USB4 and can reach read speeds of up to 7,061MB/s on compatible systems. That puts it in the class of portable storage designed for demanding tasks such as 4K and 8K video editing and artificial intelligence workloads, with a 20% promotional discount listed on both the official site and Amazon Italy.
The company is also discounting its larger direct-attached storage units, including the D4-320, which TerraMaster says can provide up to 192TB of expansion capacity. In practical terms, DAS avoids the need to replace a computer or a NAS just to add more storage, which is useful for users who want more capacity without changing their core hardware. TerraMaster lists a 20% discount on the model during the campaign.
For creators and smaller studios, the more capable systems in the promotion are built around faster connectivity and internal expansion. TerraMaster highlights the F2-425 Plus and F4-425 Plus for users handling large collections of RAW images and 4K video, while the F4-425 Pro is positioned as a more advanced NAS for heavier multitasking and local AI use. At the top end, the all-flash F8 SSD Plus and the smaller F4 SSD are aimed at quieter, faster workflows, including software development, AI processing and 8K production.
The promotion arrives alongside TerraMaster’s TOS 7 operating system update, which the company says is also available for some older compatible NAS models. That matters because the software refresh extends the useful life of existing devices, improving performance and usability for backup, media libraries, synchronisation and remote disaster recovery. For buyers weighing whether to upgrade hardware or simply improve what they already own, the message is clear: in many cases, the software may now be as important as the storage itself.
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