GL-AXT1800

Got this for when i travel abroad. Very easy to setup. OpenVPN works very well and took only a few minutes to get it working with my VPN provider. Compact and speeds were good.

I absolutely love this thing. It's so seamless and easy to use. I use it daily for VPN use and even when I want to do something network wise that's a little "funky", I've found it easy to setup in the UI, and I'm an idiot. The only thing I'd complain about is that GL.iNet haven't found a way to make it auto switch between VPNs if one goes down. I do believe they're working on it, I sort of understand why this is hard to detect, as all the router can tell is it has connected or not.

This is essentially a single board Linux computer running version of OpenWrt, plus GL.iNet's web interface. I hadn't heard of GL.iNet until I bought a "travel router" made by them. I was away for a month and the travel router worked perfectly. I was so delighted that, after I got back, I bought this upgraded version to use in my home. The attractive features of this router include that it's compact, very reliable, has all the settings features you'll ever need in a router (e.g. home DNS with static IPs and hostname assignment), with Ethernet and WiFi6 (802.11ax) connectivity. And it works perfectly as a bridge to my Zyxel outside LTE(4G) router/antenna that I need to use in my rural location - similar to how the travel router provided a secure bridge to hotel WiFi. The only downside is that WiFi coverage throughout my house has diminished just a tad. Reception in a certain part of my house went from unreliable to none at all. I don't think the GL.iNet WiFi is weak, more that my old router signal was unusually strong. Since depending on "unusual" is never a great idea I solved the problem by installing a TP.Link powerline range extender to fill in my "not spot", which works perfectly - home network perfection! Btw TP.Link recently released a version that does WiFi6 (802.11ax): https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0C9F23VYJ?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details.

I purchased this product as I could not reach certain cloud services due to firewall riles and wanted to create a portable network in a public workspace/WiFi, which expires every 5 days. In repeater mode it takes care of registration on public WiFi where you have to login via a web browser. Enabled Tailscale for network routing via an exit node, this is so I could overcome the firewall rules. Really impressed with how many options you have and the help media was easy to follow. After a few emails back an forth with support, the solution was solved as they we're was quick to respond. You can reconfigure the WAN port to a LAN port which is handy if you have 3 cabled network devices. I updated the firmware no problem and the device even offered a remote support option when you need some additional support from the manufacture. It's nice compact and light weight, really happy with this product.

Used to VPN (Wireguard) back into home system (Ubiquiti UDM) when not in home country. Connected via rental properties wifi and LAN as well as through 5G mobile phone when local broadband too slow. Worked perfectly providing additional security and avoiding regional restrictions on streaming services. Highly recommend.

I've been using GL.iNet products including the Mango, USB MicroRouter and Slate 750S for some years now. The open architecture and ability to add functionality via the underpinning of the Linux O/S is invaluable. Due to a cat related incident, one of my Slate 750S's bit the dust so I bought the Slate AX as a replacement. Now, I had used the original Slate in a number of environments, it was truly pocket sized, USB as low as 5V 1A could power it and it was a very capable bit of kit, once you added OpenSSH server, TOR, Wireguard etc to it... 8-) The new Slate AX however is, no matter what the title says, NOT pocket sized, unless you have trousers that have a very roomy, bellowed cargo pocket. In addition, unless you have a USB-C charger that is AT LEAST 20W output, forget about using it. 20W will get it up and running, 18W .... not powering up. Not a graceful, lower power output, runs a bit slower, it won't power up at all, so be aware that you can't run this off a laptop or desktop USB-C port or any adapter without 20W or above output. My biggest bugbear, on security, with the default admin password being "goodlife" across, pretty much all the range has finally been changed to a longer, random alpha string so better than before. The setup is clean and in general intuitive, no issues with connecting to either an ethernet connection or Wi-Fi. The DDR3L 512MB / NAND Flash 128MB means you have a lot of headroom for installing apps to extend its use and the preset, built in support for various VPN's makes life a lot easier for non tech folks. I see this as a home/home office bit of kit not a throw it in your bag when you are travelling bit of kit. The range of features is good, don't get me wrong and I am using it to good effect at home ..... but the size and power limitations means I'll be keeping it firmly in the home and travel with the 750S.

Es un aparato con un peso y medidas muy cómodo, con una potencia de señal aun con obstáculos muy buena, lo único es que parece de un plástico muy débil, pero abría qué seguirlo probando

Top equipment. Très complet, rapide et efficace. Configuration relativement complexe, néanmoins logique au vue des possibilités existantes que peux réaliser cet equipment

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Great router. Powerful, responsive, extensible. I have two of them. Great for travel and working remotely

İçinde linux işletim sistemi var. Bildiğiniz küçükmbir network bilgisayarı. Bütün evi VPN üzerinden çıkartabiliyorum eve vpn server kurabiliyorum tüm evde reklamları filitreleyebiliyorum. Bissürü özellik var.