Slate AX

From PERSONAL experience trying these devices, yes, I can say that the Mudi 7 is a significantly better product. I have PERSONALLY used WiFi 7 on a certain device while traveling. You seem to think that the only time it is used on hotel WiFi. What about coworking spaces where you can use RJ-45? Some

If you want to use your actual home IP address while travelling, then yes, you'll need a server device at your home. You can then connect remotely from the Slate 7 using multiple methods - traditional VPN (Wireguard or OVPN), or virtual networks (Tailscale, ZeroTier, or AstroWarp) Which of these you

What you're describing is the WiFi-as-WAN feature, sometimes called 'Wireless ISP mode' or 'Wireless WAN' in router firmware. Solid options: Plug-and-play, low hassle: GL.iNet Slate AX (GL-AXT1800), around 120 USD. Designed exactly for this use case. WiFi-as-WAN is a first-class feature in the GUI.

I think you’re better off using the integrated ControlD DoT option in the firmware instead of using the CLI. I’ve never had success getting the CLI version or AdGuard Home to override VPN DNS, and creating endpoints/profiles based on router-reported clients gets very messy, especially when some devi

Hey-sorry so late to the party. For the Over the Shoulder-Pitcher to Batter shot, you cannot go wrong with the VM33 and its 40X hybrid Zoom. However, as I tell some of my friends, it really depends on what you want to spend (which I believe you indicated $0 if you could get away with it), high def c

I've used both models and can confirm they are excellent, and upvoted as such. I also used to use a Hootoo TripMate Nano back before switching to GL.iNet products. My home & remote router is the same Slate AX and has been in use since 2023. I switch over to my parents' Beryl when house-sitting. No p

You should periodically check Amazon refurbished, or use the new price alert/auto buy tool with their bot. And that Sounds great! Thanks for offering. I was actually just talking to a fellow Redditor in the r/WiFi bc I run a GL.iNet BE3600 Slate 7 as my main hub seeing how it runs dual-band 2.4Ghz,

I’m not going to lie - I want one. I probably don’t need one, but I definitely want one. Right now I travel with a GL.iNet GL-AXT1800 (Slate AX) for the family. It works well, but captive portals are still a pain. Even though I mostly stay at the same hotel chain and Starbucks is basically the only

Hey-thanks. Yes-you and I spoke previously about Speedify and the Slate 7. Yes-correct. I should have added that, but I posted it quickly. -Should also have the capability of signal bonding as all 3 of those routers do with OpenWRT. Basically, where this comes from is I’ve heard mix reviews of all t

I’m starting to question that myself? However, a couple of people I know run similar setups for wireless cameras at youth sports facilities, and have shown me speed tests and real-world implementation that made their streams and connectivity faster when compared to either connectivity option (cellul