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Introducing Umbrel Pro. The ultimate home cloud server. Order now for $699 / 599 € / £529. Ships worldwide, Feb 9.
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4 SSD slots. 16TB capacity. Infinite possibilities. • Store all your files & documents • Run @openclaw • Back up photos/videos from your phone • Download and stream 4K movies to your TV • Run your own Bitcoin node • Run small LLMs Order now:

Servers used to belong in closets. Umbrel Pro belongs in your living room. We carved the chassis from a single block of aluminum, then framed it with real American Walnut wood. Because of the natural wood grain, no two units look the same. Your Umbrel Pro is a unique 1-of-1.

To keep the same plug-and-play Umbrel magic, we threw out the screwdrivers. The precision-machined bottom cover is magnetic. Just pop it open. Slide in an SSD. Secure with a thumb screw. You can even start with a single SSD, and expand your storage over time. It’s that simple.

Umbrel Pro is a piece of art. And it performs like a datacenter. • 8-core Intel N300 CPU • 16GB LPDDR5 memory • 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet • 2x 10Gbps USB ports You can transfer large files, sync the Bitcoin blockchain, transcode 4K streams. And you won't hear a whisper.

But what if an SSD fails? With Umbrel Pro, absolutely nothing. umbrelOS already makes backups easy. And now, FailSafe Mode makes your Umbrel Pro bulletproof. If an SSD fails, just replace it with a new one. And you won't lose a single byte of data.

To the thousands of Umbrel Home users and the umbrelOS community: thank you. Umbrel Pro exists because of you. You can order Umbrel Pro now on And it ships worldwide on Feb 9.

Just got a 4TB Home....looks like I'm also getting a Pro FML

This is such a fantastic idea!

I spent over $700 on my raspberry pi with 2 TB and am running umbrel. Now I want Umbrel Pro.

Epic

Congrats guys, phenomenal design and consideration for users.

Want. Please engineer Shares and Backups to function over interfaces connected to a Tailscale tailnet so we can store a second umbrel at a remote location for additional resilience if we're self hosting terabytes in our own personal cloud. 🙏

Congrats! Love it! ☂️🚀

Yup. You really did cook!

I can't stop thinking about it. Going to everything i can to get one and max one out.

Looks nice, thank you.

This is awesome.

Having another in a separate location used for High Availability would be cool too

Welldone guys!! It was time!!

Dope

It’s beautiful and super cool, well done 👍

🤩

Beautiful 👍

I remember my first casa node... seems like a distant memory!

Hello Umbrel Support Team, I placed an order for an Umbrel Home on January 23, and as of today I have not received any shipping confirmation or tracking information. Could you please provide an update on the status of my order and an estimated shipping date? Order number: W9463 I would appreciate your assistance and a timely response. Thank you, Bader

Running my Node @BitcoinKnots on my Umbrella Pro 😎

Mirgation guides from Synology NAS to Umbrel Pro?

Hey @geerlingguy, can you do a review of this on your YT channel?

Everyone should have one. Seek sovereignty!

Crushing it!

It’s dope but fresh sats are doper atm. Maybe next year.

Very cool device. Definitely!

This would be really cool to store all my photos and videos and it is aesthetically pleasing! 🤩

@mayankdotch I just received my umbrell but would’ve preferred the pro. Wish I knew this going to be released 😂

Boom! Amazing!!

I assume there is a seamless migration tool to transfer your Umbrel Home setup to Umbrel Pro?

@umbrel why don't your Fulfilment Team respond to my issue? Bought an Umbrel Pro 4TB and all I got was an adapter plug sent to me.

Hello, I'm also soloing Bitcoin using a full node. I'm using Bitcoin Node and Bassin. I've checked all the values for my AvalonQ (90t, x, d=×××××), but I'm encountering a problem. No matter what I do, it slowly increases from around 0.03% to around 0.05%, then to 0.06%, and finally to around 0.13%, never dropping below 0.1%. However, I've noticed a pattern: when I submit more than 5000 units of data, it slowly increases from 0.03%. Could this be related to unusual error messages appearing in the Tor and I2P backend logs? I'm in China, so Tor is unavailable. What should I do? What's your AvalonQ rejection rate? My latency is 3ms.


