Puli AX

GLinet They make the Puli AX and the Spitz AX. Really good router. Ive been using it for I think 3 years. They are the same but Puli has a battery backup if you don't run an inverter overnight. Ive never felt the need to use a directional antenna. If you wanted to you could easily do it by just unsc

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GL.iNet GL-BE3600 (Slate 7) Portable Travel Router You can pick them up on Amazon. Then install tailscale on your router, set up / enable routes, then install tailscale on your laptop. Works amazingly well. The puli AX is great if you want a cellular connection.

Right now the best option is the GL iNet GL-XE3000 "Puli AX". The big win for this unit is the battery and the multiple WAN ports with a built in load balancer. Plus you can run both external and internal antennas for the LAN and WAN.

For the campervan use case, ofc the Puli AX is totally fine. Don't get me wrong. I really, really, really like GL-Inet as well. Solid UI and UX for doing "expert"-ish networking stuff without being a network expert at all. However, I'm surprised - maybe even disappointed - that GL-iNet still hasn't

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I think mine is defective... :( It won't connect to the cellular network even if I had the correct APN settings. I verified this because I have a Puli AX and my 2 SIM cards work on the Puli AX. It gets stuck connecting and sometimes just says "Oops" and to contact GL.iNet support. Oh well...

Until glinet finally releases a portable 5G-solution, I Would their Puli AX fill that niche? It's a x3000 with a battery. In my use case (campervan with robust 12v power setup) an internal battery would be needless expense and complexity. I'd rather go with other brands: I'm generally not loyal to b

There are mobile 5G routers that support wired ethernet like the GL.iNet the Puli AX (GL-XE3000) & Netgear's Nighthawk M6 Pro. Seems like a lot of work and cost though because you'd need a USB-C ethernet adapter, preferably one with power pas through in addition to a mobile router which can go for n

If you want something with a lot of tweaking possibilities and fine tuning, try GL-iNet Puli AX or Spitz AX. They both support 5G nano-sim cards and come installed with OpenWRT.