4Bay 2Ghz Model with 4GB RAM, includes free shipping but if you have Ebay Plus you will get express shipping free.
https://www.qnap.com/en-au/product/ts-433
If you don't have AfterPay you will have to sign up to get the 10% off, but from what I remember it is pretty easy and only takes maybe 10-15 minutes or less and is worth it to save $50 off an already recently reduced price on QNAP devices IMO.
The last sale for this model was $481.50, so this beats it by a little and is about $100 cheaper than it was recently, so I thought I'd better pull the trigger and finally sort out my storage.
It has 1x 2.5Ge Ethernet + 1x gigabit Ethernet ports and 3x USB including 1x Gen 3.2 and apparently many apps included for a broad range of use cases.
For those wondering about drive capacity, I believe it can handle HDDs of at least 18TB and most likely even 20-24TB as well (saw a guy posting this on a forum in regards to another QNAP model). The reason I can't say for certain is that it's very hard to find online even on their website for some stupid reason, but as I understand it, capacity is constantly being updated by firmware as HDD's get bigger.
I have some 14TB and 18TB Western Digital externals from the last big Ozbargain discounts on these and IIRC they are supposed to be easily shuckable and I think they will install fine, from what I can tell.
I only really need it for movies and other media, including hosting ROMs for emulation and some Steam games etc, but I figured it would be safer to get the model that has 4GB rather than 1GB because apparently this can be limiting for some scenarios and functions. Besides which, the lower model 4Bay by QNAP (431k) is about the same price at the moment anyway, so that made the choice easier.
I hope this helps someone needing a relatively cheap all in one solution to their network storage.
Full review of this NAS in the link below:
https://latestintech.com/qnap-ts-433-4-bay-nas-review/#QNAP_…
I did not think anything would be made with 100Mb every again.
Are you sure it's not Gbe or 2.5Gbe?
Is probably
1x 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet Port (2.5G/1G/100M)
+
1x Gigabit Ethernet Port (1G/100M)