Flint 2

I wonder if you will be able to keep the usual prices for this tier of products, more so considering how much you have gone towards more expensive tiers. I remember your usual home router (Convexa B1300) being 90€/$ back in 2022. Now your usual home router runs at about 150-230€/$ (Flint 2-3-3e) I r

Yea Verizon's recent default top end routers are actually crazy powerful and capable for all in one units. Hell, they even beat a lot of prosumer offerings from other brands, and in raw top-end performance they even stomp out Ubiquiti's Dream Router 7 and the Flint 2 and 3 from GL.iNet. Only way to

Tailscale support (to connect back to my home network) https://docs.gl-inet.com/router/en/4/interface_guide/tailscale/ Something to be mindful of: Tailscale implementation is half baked, so much that someone from the community had to fix it https://www.reddit.com/r/GlInet/comments/1rohrna/enhanced_tai

"Many older GL.iNet models are still receiving security patches and maintenance updates even if they aren’t getting headline features." I was surprised when I saw my AR300M getting an update last yr. But on the flip side, my Beryl, Flint 2, Brume, etc have not been updated in over a year. I'm not ev

It took me a few minutes to understand this response. UI = ui.com (Company is Ubiquiti and UniFi is their product line of networking equipment) One of the most popular features in UI is how easy it is to build VLANs and "dumb AP" mode. Dump AP mode meaning the APs will just mimic/enable/transmit the

$1000 for a rebadged GL.iNet Flint 2 (WiFi 6)?

I use Gl.iNet routers (Flint 2 and MT3000 for travel), but I don't use Gl.iNet firmware. That's the first thing you should do. Either way, you wouldn't want to use the global VPN providers that come with the Gl.iNet firmware. Instead, you should install Clash or Passwall and use the airports, aka v2

powerful supported wifi 6 openwrt routers that would easily handle running an openvpn server That's what everyone seems to have missed... Gigabit OpenVPN requires a processor with AES-NI support running at approximately 3 GHz. GL.iNet GL-MT6000 (aka Flint 2), which some posters have recommended, is

For me I had packet loss and jitter no matter what time of day, even during the middle of the night. Now I use a docsis cable connection and they can be quite jittery at times but mine is generally very good. Twice I have tried to move to 25.10.2 and .4 and twice I have had this random packet loss w

Thanks. I’m using GL.iNet’s built-in WireGuard server/client setup with QR import, so I didn’t manually duplicate configs. The client profile was generated directly from the Flint 2 server and imported into the Beryl. The main issue is the Beryl VPN dashboard stays stuck on “Connecting…” and interne