
Synology
Synology HAT3300-6T 6TB Plus Series SATA HDD
Synology HAT3300-6T 6TB NAS hard drive built for 24/7 operation with CMR recording and a 1-million-hour MTBF rating.
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Overview
Key Features
Reliable Always-On Operation - Backed by 1 million hours MTBF and 180 TB/year workload rating
Tested for Maximum Reliability - Stringent validation and up to 300,000 hours of testing ensure reliability in Synology systems
Seamless Firmware Updates - Firmware updates can be performed directly in Synology DSM
Reliable Recording Technology - Conventional magnetic recording (CMR) technology offers consistent performance
3-year warranty
Specifications
Brand
Synology
Model
HAT3300-6T
Series
Plus Series
Capacity
6 TB
Form Factor
3.5"
Interface
SATA
Recording Technology
CMR (Conventional Magnetic Recording)
Rotational Speed
5400 RPM
MTBF
1,000,000 hours
Workload Rating
180 TB/year
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Synology HAT3300-6T compatible with non-Synology NAS devices?
While it uses a standard 3.5" SATA interface, the HAT3300 is specifically engineered and firmware-optimized for Synology NAS systems. It will physically connect to other SATA devices, but Synology's compatibility and health monitoring features are designed for their own hardware.
What recording technology does this drive use, and why does it matter?
It uses Conventional Magnetic Recording (CMR), which writes data tracks without overlapping. CMR drives offer more predictable write performance and are better suited for NAS workloads than SMR (Shingled Magnetic Recording) alternatives.
What is the workload rating of the HAT3300-6T?
The drive is rated for 180 TB per year of data transferred, which is appropriate for typical home and small office NAS usage patterns including file sharing, backups, and media streaming.
Does the 5400 RPM speed affect performance?
For NAS workloads, 5400 RPM drives typically offer a good balance of performance, lower heat output, and quieter operation compared to 7200 RPM models. Sequential read and write speeds remain sufficient for streaming and file transfers over a gigabit network.
What does the 1-million-hour MTBF rating mean?
Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) of 1 million hours indicates high expected reliability over the drive's service life, reflecting Synology's engineering for continuous 24/7 NAS operation.