The only explanation I have for how Suraj Mahraj creates these gorgeous videos is that he wields dark magic 🪄

Blows my mind. Actually useful.

The bottom lid of the Umbrel Pro isn't just a cover. It's made of two separate milled aluminum pieces fused together, creating an internal air chamber and a massive heatsink for the 4 SSDs. Watch Luke Childs ☂️ explain the thermal design breakdown:

each one of these is someone's home server. someone's photo library coming home. someone's openclaw instance. someone's bitcoin node. someone's last cloud payment. first umbrel pros shipping today. someone's new chapter. and ours too.

You can feel the weight of the aluminum through the box before you even open it. Wild to think that 10 months ago this was a render on Suraj Mahraj's screen. Still hasn't sunk in.

some behind the scenes of the behind the scenes of making umbrel pro

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pov: you're setting up enterprise-grade ZFS RAID on your home server in a single click without even realizing it watch Nathan Fretz ☂️ demo the magic:

We spent months obsessing over the thermal design of Umbrel Pro. Turns out when you fit an 8-core CPU, iGPU and 4 NVMe SSDs into a tiny form factor with toolless access, it's really hard to make it whisper quiet. Here's how we pulled it off 🧵

would pay to get someone to put this view in umbrelOS. wait...

Here's what's inside the box when you take home the Umbrel Pro. Watch me sweat as I try not to mess up all the unboxing steps that you only get one take on...

AND ANOTHER ONEEEE someone just solo-mined a block with Public Pool on umbrel 4 blocks in less than a year. the simulation is broken and we love it

My favourite part of all our setup/tutorial videos is they aren't faked... this is me literally doing the whole process on camera, with live screen recording on my laptop. A true testament to the simplicity of the hardware & software. We had a few minutes of camera time

Seriously impressed with the Umbrel Pro. The OS is by far the nicest NAS OS I've used. It actually lives up to the marketing hype and website.

You don't own your stuff. Start self-hosting your apps. With Umbrel ☂️ and Claude Code it's more achievable then ever. Full Umbrel Pro review coming up next week.

"It actually feels like an Apple product." "I now have my own cloud that I can access from anywhere. I can add any apps that I like, customize it, and add more storage very easily." "Out of all of the solutions that I've come across, this is actually one of the quickest and

Running OpenClaw🦞 on Umbrel ☂️ is ridiculously fun. Let us know if you guys like these style tutorials.

We need to take back our data. I think Umbrel ☂️ is the easiest way to start your self-hosting journey. In this video, I: - Explain what self-hosting is - Unbox the new Umbrel Pro - Walk you through the setup - Install open-source apps Check it out here: youtube.com/watch?v=Wkm9Bk…

the first Umbrel Pro reviews are out. all from different, incredibly talented creators. none of them are sponsored fyi - just pure, honest reviews. bookmark this thread as we'll keep adding to it as more reviews drop 👇

People are always surprised by how many apps umbrelOS can handle. Umbrel Pro has 16GB of physical RAM. But it performs like 20GB+. We built some aggressive memory optimizations to make this happen. Here's a look at one of them. 🧵 x.com/thekitze/statu…