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# 1M MTBF hours reliability 6TB spacious SATA storage 3-year warranty protection Synology HAT3300 Plus Series 3.5" 6TB SATA Hard Drive (HAT3300-6T)

**Brand:** synology
**Price:** S/.1902
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🖥️ Future-proof your NAS with Synology’s rock-solid 6TB powerhouse!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Synology HAT3300 Plus Series 3.5" 6TB SATA Hard Drive (HAT3300-6T) by synology
- **How much does it cost?** S/.1902 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- synology enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted synology brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Massive 6TB Capacity:** Store and access vast amounts of data effortlessly with SATA interface
- • **Unmatched Durability:** Engineered for 1 million hours MTBF to keep your data safe 24/7
- • **Proven NAS-Class Reliability:** Rigorous 300,000-hour testing and CMR tech for consistent multi-user uptime
- • **Quiet & Efficient Performance:** 5400 RPM spin speed ensures low noise and power consumption
- • **Seamless Synology Integration:** Firmware updates directly via Synology DSM for hassle-free maintenance

## Overview

The Synology HAT3300 Plus Series 6TB SATA Hard Drive is a NAS-optimized mechanical drive designed for small to medium business environments. It offers 1 million MTBF hours, 180TB/year workload rating, and built-in firmware updates via Synology DSM. With a 5400 RPM spin speed and Conventional Magnetic Recording technology, it balances quiet operation, power efficiency, and reliable performance. Backed by a 3-year warranty, it’s a competitively priced, durable storage solution tailored for continuous 24/7 operation in Synology NAS systems.

## Description

Synology SATA Plus Series hard drives are designed to meet the reliability, endurance, and performance requirements of 24/7 storage in Synology storage systems for small and medium businesses. Rigorous validation testing and NAS-class reliability ensure consistent performance in high-uptime, multi-user environments.

Review: A Solid Choice - This review is for the Synology HAT3300+ 6Tb hard drive. Synology make superb NAS's and I now own two of them. However, Synology appears to be reducing its compatibility list of hard drives, as well as SSD's, on newer models. For example, my first NAS, a DS1821+, had a compatibility list that encompassed Western Digital, Seagate and Toshiba hard drives as I recall. The DS223 I more recently purchased, when searching out its compatibility list, now only shows Synology branded drives, both hard disk and SSD varieties. Now, there is nothing at present stopping you from installing any drive you like. You will receive a warning message during the installation of a new drive to the effect that the drive isn't recognized as tested to be compatible. You can simply bypass this warning and continue on your merry way. However, I am wondering if Synology plan to gradually close down drive compatibility after their recent introduction of their own brand drives. To that end, I needed a new hard drive and so looked to the future, and possible compatibility lock outs, and opted for the Synology HAT 3300+ 6Tb drive. Synology boast that using their drives will permit online firmware updates, the only real differentiator between theirs and anyone else's drive. However, in my experience, a firmware update on a hard drive is something I've never, ever needed to do. Anyway, Synology drives are simply rebranded Toshiba units, albeit with Synology's version of firmware installed. Toshiba actually have a good reputation in the NAS oriented drive market, so those wondering if such a drive would be as good a choice as the Ironwolf series from Seagate or Red Plus/Pro series from Western Digital, need not be concerned. Rather surprisingly, the 3300+ series from Synology are actually competitively priced, even being cheaper than the aforementioned brands when I last checked. However, Sinology's higher end, 5300 series of drives are not well priced in my view, in particular the capacities above 8Tb. For most users, the 3300 series is all you'll need. This model has a 5,400 RPM spin speed, so will run quieter and be more power efficient than the faster 7,200 RPM higher end models. The drive's performance is on par with my 4Tb Seagate Ironwolf, at around 200Mb/sec sequential read. However, ultimate performance isn't really the point with these drives, rugged reliability is. Usable capacity on this 6Tb drive is 5.5Tb, so factor that if important to you. bear in mind that for newbies out there, the advertised capacity isn't what you end up with as being usable. My 4Tb drives have 3.6Tb available and my 8Tb has 7.3Tb. I want to address some of the one star reviews I've seen on this drive. Personally, I find it rather misleading to mark down drives that have arrived in a defective state. That, for the vast majority of cases, is not the fault of the drive, rather it's either the packaging or handling of said drive. Since the drive I have came in a sturdy box with support moulds either end and was shipped from the U.S to here in the U.K, I'd tend to think that the handling of the drive is usually the culprit to it arriving dead. It would be a little like reviewing a car and scoring it badly because it arrived with a flat tyre or a scratch. These things are likely a result of handling,not the inherent quality of the item. So far, I've experienced zero issues with my drive, which by now is around two months old. I find it no noisier than any of the other drives I have, performs similarly and so does what it's supposed to. There really isn't too much more to say, other than if considering drives for your new Synology NAS, then these might be the better long term option if Synology is headed in the direction I think they might. Plus, they're often cheaper than the competition, so what's not to like?
Review: Branded drive at a very competitive price - The genuine article for a Synology NAS. I know they're made by Toshiba, but these Synology drives are actually cheaper, so it doesn't feel like we're being conned by being forced to use Synology branded drives. I have many of these, and they are proving to be very reliable.

## Features

- Continuous reliable operation – Supported by 1 million MTBF hours and 180 TB/year workload
- Tested for maximum reliability – Rigorous validation and up to 300,000 hours of testing ensure system reliability Synology
- Built-in firmware updates: Firmware updates can be done directly in Synology DSM
- Reliable Recording Technology - Conventional Magnetic Recording (CMR) technology provides consistent performance
- 3-year warranty

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0C8XRFT5H |
| Best Sellers Rank | 27,643 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 86 in Internal Hard Drives |
| Brand | Synology |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (352) |
| Date First Available | 27 Jun. 2023 |
| Form Factor | 3.5-inch |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Hard Disk Description | Mechanical Hard Disk |
| Hard Disk Rotational Speed | 5400 RPM |
| Hard Drive Interface | Serial ATA |
| Hard Drive Size | 6 TB |
| Item Weight | 610 g |
| Item model number | HAT3300-6T |
| Manufacturer | Synology |
| Product Dimensions | 14.7 x 10.2 x 2.6 cm; 610 g |
| Series | HAT3300-6T |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Synology
- **Compatible devices:** Desktop
- **Connectivity technology:** SATA
- **Digital storage capacity:** 6 TB
- **Hard disk description:** Mechanical Hard Disk
- **Hard disk form factor:** 3.5 Inches
- **Hard disk interface:** Serial ATA
- **Hard disk size:** 6 TB
- **Installation type:** Internal Hard Drive
- **Special feature:** Portable

## Images

![Synology HAT3300 Plus Series 3.5" 6TB SATA Hard Drive (HAT3300-6T) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71IhaSU6k2L.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Solid Choice
*by S***S on 19 February 2024*

This review is for the Synology HAT3300+ 6Tb hard drive. Synology make superb NAS's and I now own two of them. However, Synology appears to be reducing its compatibility list of hard drives, as well as SSD's, on newer models. For example, my first NAS, a DS1821+, had a compatibility list that encompassed Western Digital, Seagate and Toshiba hard drives as I recall. The DS223 I more recently purchased, when searching out its compatibility list, now only shows Synology branded drives, both hard disk and SSD varieties. Now, there is nothing at present stopping you from installing any drive you like. You will receive a warning message during the installation of a new drive to the effect that the drive isn't recognized as tested to be compatible. You can simply bypass this warning and continue on your merry way. However, I am wondering if Synology plan to gradually close down drive compatibility after their recent introduction of their own brand drives. To that end, I needed a new hard drive and so looked to the future, and possible compatibility lock outs, and opted for the Synology HAT 3300+ 6Tb drive. Synology boast that using their drives will permit online firmware updates, the only real differentiator between theirs and anyone else's drive. However, in my experience, a firmware update on a hard drive is something I've never, ever needed to do. Anyway, Synology drives are simply rebranded Toshiba units, albeit with Synology's version of firmware installed. Toshiba actually have a good reputation in the NAS oriented drive market, so those wondering if such a drive would be as good a choice as the Ironwolf series from Seagate or Red Plus/Pro series from Western Digital, need not be concerned. Rather surprisingly, the 3300+ series from Synology are actually competitively priced, even being cheaper than the aforementioned brands when I last checked. However, Sinology's higher end, 5300 series of drives are not well priced in my view, in particular the capacities above 8Tb. For most users, the 3300 series is all you'll need. This model has a 5,400 RPM spin speed, so will run quieter and be more power efficient than the faster 7,200 RPM higher end models. The drive's performance is on par with my 4Tb Seagate Ironwolf, at around 200Mb/sec sequential read. However, ultimate performance isn't really the point with these drives, rugged reliability is. Usable capacity on this 6Tb drive is 5.5Tb, so factor that if important to you. bear in mind that for newbies out there, the advertised capacity isn't what you end up with as being usable. My 4Tb drives have 3.6Tb available and my 8Tb has 7.3Tb. I want to address some of the one star reviews I've seen on this drive. Personally, I find it rather misleading to mark down drives that have arrived in a defective state. That, for the vast majority of cases, is not the fault of the drive, rather it's either the packaging or handling of said drive. Since the drive I have came in a sturdy box with support moulds either end and was shipped from the U.S to here in the U.K, I'd tend to think that the handling of the drive is usually the culprit to it arriving dead. It would be a little like reviewing a car and scoring it badly because it arrived with a flat tyre or a scratch. These things are likely a result of handling,not the inherent quality of the item. So far, I've experienced zero issues with my drive, which by now is around two months old. I find it no noisier than any of the other drives I have, performs similarly and so does what it's supposed to. There really isn't too much more to say, other than if considering drives for your new Synology NAS, then these might be the better long term option if Synology is headed in the direction I think they might. Plus, they're often cheaper than the competition, so what's not to like?

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Branded drive at a very competitive price
*by D***N on 27 October 2025*

The genuine article for a Synology NAS. I know they're made by Toshiba, but these Synology drives are actually cheaper, so it doesn't feel like we're being conned by being forced to use Synology branded drives. I have many of these, and they are proving to be very reliable.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4TB
*by S***G on 18 November 2025*

4TB installed and working.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Synology HAT3300 6TB Plus Series SATA HDD 3.5" (HAT3300-6T)
- Synology 2-Bay DiskStation DS723+ (Diskless)
- Synology M.2 2280 NVMe SSD SNV3410 400GB (SNV3410-400G)

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