Synology DiskStation DS3622xs+ NAS Tower Ethernet LAN Black D-1531
Multifunctional data storage servers that allow you to store huge amounts of data. Connect your storage server directly to your own PC or share it with your local area network, so anybody in your home/office can use it. You can even connect it to the internet and share your data securely with friends or colleagues at a remote office via a VPN connection or if you would wish to do so you could even share your data with the whole world via ftp (provided your server supports this).
Multifunctional data storage servers that allow you to store huge amounts of data. Connect your storage server directly to your own PC or share it with your local area network, so anybody in your home/office can use it. You can even connect it to the internet and share your data securely with friends or colleagues at a remote office via a VPN connection or if you would wish to do so you could even share your data with the whole world via ftp (provided your server supports this).
Multifunctional data storage servers that allow you to store huge amounts of data. Connect your storage server directly to your own PC or share it with your local area network, so anybody in your home/office can use it. You can even connect it to the internet and share your data securely with friends or colleagues at a remote office via a VPN connection or if you would wish to do so you could even share your data with the whole world via ftp (provided your server supports this).
Multifunctional data storage servers that allow you to store huge amounts of data. Connect your storage server directly to your own PC or share it with your local area network, so anybody in your home/office can use it. You can even connect it to the internet and share your data securely with friends or colleagues at a remote office via a VPN connection or if you would wish to do so you could even share your data with the whole world via ftp (provided your server supports this).
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The lowest price for Synology DiskStation DS3622xs+ NAS Tower Ethernet LAN Black D-1531 right now is $5,599.00 at Mwave Australia, compared across 6 retailers.
The all-time low was $3,937.66 on 5 Sept 2023 — today's price is 42% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 1 Oct 2026.
Last updated at 01/10/2026 01:31:10
Synology DS3622xs+ NAS Tower D-1531 Ethernet LAN DiskStation, Black
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Synology DiskStation 12-Bay Diskless Xeon D-1531 6-Core 2.2GHz 16GB, DS3622xs+ NAS Network Attached Storage
Free delivery between 3–12 Oct
Synology DiskStation DS3622xs+ 12-Bay NAS Enclosure, 12 x 3.5"/2.5" SATA Drive Bays, Intel Xeon D-1531 6-Core 2.2GHz, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 1 x PCIe 3.0 x8/
Delivery between 7–14 Oct $187.19
Synology DiskStation DS3622xs+ Tower 12 Bay NAS, Diskless, 16GB RAM
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Synology DiskStation NAS 12-Bay (DS3622xs+) 12 bays, Intel Xeon D-1531 6-core 2.2/2.7GHz, 16GB DDR4 ECC (expandable to 48GB), 2x10GbE + 2x1GbE, 2x USB
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Synology DS3622XS+ 12-Bay DiskStation NAS | Router-switch.com
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originally posted on newegg.com
This is a proprietary product which requires way over priced accessories Software is not ready I can't imagine this will be a successful product due to excessive costs so worried about continued support
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I have over 40 Synology NAS units installed in the field and this is one of 2 units I am disappointed in. The HDD and SSDs MUST be SYNOLOGY they are not compatible with any other drives. Before purchasing this unit make sure you are getting the right HDD/SDDs or you will be disappointed. B&H was great with swapping the drives for compatible ones.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
I've been a Synology fan for many years so I didn't hesitate to upgrade to the DS3622xs+ and throw 12 Seagate IronWolf Pro drives in it to keep my photos safe. After all, it has some pretty great specs including 10GbE. But to my surprise, the NAS complained that the drives were "unverified" and needed to be replaced. While I was able to create a RAID 10 volume, the volume was in a permanent "critical" state and refused to use SMART data. I tested pulling a drive to see if it would automatically rebuild using a hot spare, and it didn't seem to work either. Upon further research, I learned that Synology has changed their NASes starting with this model to only support their own Synology branded hard drives, which apparently are rebadged Toshiba drives. There's a lot of ... MoreI've been a Synology fan for many years so I didn't hesitate to upgrade to the DS3622xs+ and throw 12 Seagate IronWolf Pro drives in it to keep my photos safe. After all, it has some pretty great specs including 10GbE. But to my surprise, the NAS complained that the drives were "unverified" and needed to be replaced. While I was able to create a RAID 10 volume, the volume was in a permanent "critical" state and refused to use SMART data. I tested pulling a drive to see if it would automatically rebuild using a hot spare, and it didn't seem to work either. Upon further research, I learned that Synology has changed their NASes starting with this model to only support their own Synology branded hard drives, which apparently are rebadged Toshiba drives. There's a lot of outrage online about this.This vendor lock-in, which I didn't know prior to purchasing it, was just gutting to hear about. It adds substantial overall cost to the NAS and makes this model not worth it. I'm really sad that my decade-long love for Synology came to an end this way.
| CPU Quantity | 1 |
| CPU Frequency | 6-core 2.2 (base) / 2.7 (turbo) GHz |
| System Memory | 16 GB DDR4 ECC SODIMM |
| Memory Module Pre-installed | 16 GB (8 GB x 2) |
| Total Memory Slots | 4 |
Synology DS3622xs+ NAS Tower D-1531 Ethernet LAN DiskStation, Black
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Synology DiskStation 12-Bay Diskless Xeon D-1531 6-Core 2.2GHz 16GB, DS3622xs+ NAS Network Attached Storage
Free delivery between 3–12 Oct
Synology DiskStation DS3622xs+ 12-Bay NAS Enclosure, 12 x 3.5"/2.5" SATA Drive Bays, Intel Xeon D-1531 6-Core 2.2GHz, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 1 x PCIe 3.0 x8/
Delivery between 7–14 Oct $187.19
Synology DiskStation DS3622xs+ Tower 12 Bay NAS, Diskless, 16GB RAM
30-day returns
Synology DiskStation NAS 12-Bay (DS3622xs+) 12 bays, Intel Xeon D-1531 6-core 2.2/2.7GHz, 16GB DDR4 ECC (expandable to 48GB), 2x10GbE + 2x1GbE, 2x USB
Delivery $12
This is a proprietary product which requires way over priced accessories Software is not ready I can't imagine this will be a successful product due to excessive costs so worried about continued support
I have over 40 Synology NAS units installed in the field and this is one of 2 units I am disappointed in. The HDD and SSDs MUST be SYNOLOGY they are not compatible with any other drives. Before purchasing this unit make sure you are getting the right HDD/SDDs or you will be disappointed. B&H was great with swapping the drives for compatible ones.
I've been a Synology fan for many years so I didn't hesitate to upgrade to the DS3622xs+ and throw 12 Seagate IronWolf Pro drives in it to keep my photos safe. After all, it has some pretty great specs including 10GbE. But to my surprise, the NAS complained that the drives were "unverified" and needed to be replaced. While I was able to create a RAID 10 volume, the volume was in a permanent "critical" state and refused to use SMART data. I tested pulling a drive to see if it would automatically rebuild using a hot spare, and it didn't seem to work either. Upon further research, I learned that Synology has changed their NASes starting with this model to only support their own Synology branded hard drives, which apparently are rebadged Toshiba drives. There's a lot of ... MoreI've been a Synology fan for many years so I didn't hesitate to upgrade to the DS3622xs+ and throw 12 Seagate IronWolf Pro drives in it to keep my photos safe. After all, it has some pretty great specs including 10GbE. But to my surprise, the NAS complained that the drives were "unverified" and needed to be replaced. While I was able to create a RAID 10 volume, the volume was in a permanent "critical" state and refused to use SMART data. I tested pulling a drive to see if it would automatically rebuild using a hot spare, and it didn't seem to work either. Upon further research, I learned that Synology has changed their NASes starting with this model to only support their own Synology branded hard drives, which apparently are rebadged Toshiba drives. There's a lot of outrage online about this.This vendor lock-in, which I didn't know prior to purchasing it, was just gutting to hear about. It adds substantial overall cost to the NAS and makes this model not worth it. I'm really sad that my decade-long love for Synology came to an end this way.
Considering you cannot use Exos drives, which are industry standard enterprise drives, this unit is useless. In much cheaper units, the same drives work. But for some reason this one marks the pool as critical. Synology just lost all of my business.
How unfortunate. We as the consumers are locked into using their own HDDs otherwise our GUI starts shouting at us that the HDDs are unverified. Why not just offer an extended warranty if using Synology HDDS? I can't believe they lowered themselves to this level.
| CPU Quantity | 1 |
| CPU Frequency | 6-core 2.2 (base) / 2.7 (turbo) GHz |
| System Memory | 16 GB DDR4 ECC SODIMM |
| Memory Module Pre-installed | 16 GB (8 GB x 2) |
| Total Memory Slots | 4 |
