GL.iNet AXT1800 (Slate AX) WiFi 6 Router for Home and Travel, 1800Mbps, WiFi 6 802.11ax, Dual Band 2.4GHz/5GHz, 3 Gigabit LAN Port, 2 External Antennas, VPN, IPV6, WPA3, MU-MIMO, OFDMA

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.

Works as advertised. The UI is clean and simple to use. Caps at around 500mbps via wireguard

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.

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.

I bought this and deployed it in my parents house with it's wireguard VPN connection configured. Thus, any devices in my parents house that connect to this thing wirelessly or using one of the LAN ports seamlessly accesses my home network securely. Both my parents and I have gigabit internet. I was able to access my files whilst staying there over Christmas with absolutely no hanging or buffering. I had thought the wireguard processing would slow it down, but it handled it like a champ. The user interface is super easy to understand (at least I found it to be, especially compared to things like Netgear's interfaces). I also found the web UI to be quick and snappy. Again, I'm used to my Nighthawk X6 R8000 which seems to chug along slowly, and need to reboot whenever you make a change, and takes forever to restart. I will probably buy one for myself as a travel router for the next holiday, as being able to provide a VPN'd wifi connection to all the devices without them needing to have anything installed (becaues it's just an internet connection to them) is really handy. However, I don't believe it can connect to a wifi source, and provide a wifi access point at the same time, so I may need to get a second alternative device to either act as the wifi AP, or provide a WAN ethernet connection to this thing. Either way fixes that issue.

Hugely disappointed. Wireless roaming does not work between this and the Flint 2 even when they are connected using a LAN. Even basic roaming let alone 802.11r and support from the company has been dire. It took me over my thirty days to try and get these to work and now I am stuck with two systems that are useless to me. Otherwise design and performance were OK, but I am going back to my previous generation Huawei AX3's which performed roaming handovers with ease.

As a travel router this works, Ill make that clear before I address the numerous issues I've had. The number one issue with this device is its cooling. by default the fan does not turn on until it hits 90c/194f, this is to hot for any device that you intend to run for more than a few hours at a time. If you intend on running a vpn server of the device you should be required to manually change values in its firmware for the fan speed to maximum to even keep the device online. vpn clients when they do work, work rather well but lack in performance and once again cause heat issues. do NOT attempt to connect any form network storage to the device it will overheat and crash. while I will reiterate the device does work as a travel router I would avoid using it for a permanent solution. I am a student and liked the idea of open source solutions however this was not it sadly. I hope in the future the team working on this product provide us with options to turn on the fan before the device reaches 70c as that is the minimum at the moment.

Packs a lot of features and speed in a tiny package! I can just chuck it in my bag and I have my personal network with me wherever I go. The Wi-Fi is very reliable and the range is surprisingly decent considering the size and power draw. I also don't need to carry a dedicated power adapter for it as its USB type C power connector is compatible with my phone charger. The software (OpenWrt with a custom UI) is also very clean and easy to use. The 3 gigabit RJ45 ports also add a lot of utility as one is a WAN port which is very useful if you want to use it as a repeater and have a very solid connection. The microSD and USB 3.0 ports are also very useful if you need to travel with a lot of fast storage that you don't want to keep plugging in and out of all of your different devices. In the end, if you are looking for an almost no compromises but very compact travel router, I don't think there is a better product. It is also sufficiently powerful enough to be used just as a home router too! I would also like to say their technical staff are very nice and quick with their help on their forums and I'm sure they will try their best to help you!

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

Fel artikel levererad. Vad som levererades var en Slate AX (AXT1800). Kommer att returneras. Inget fel på produkten men inte vad jag beställde.

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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