GL-BE3600 (Slate 7)

The TP-Link is Broadcom, TR3600 too, according to the official page. Those two are dead ends. The GL.iNet seems to be MT based: https://forum.gl-inet.com/t/beryl-7-gl-mt3600be/64350. There's also a GL-BE3600, using a Qualcomm SoC - https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-be3600/.

I have had feedback from Gl.iNet.They state that all routers that support AmneziaWG are v1 except Flint 2 and v4.9 supported routers that use v2.The Slate AX has a bug in the beta firmware where it is generating a v2 config, whereas it should be generating a v1 version.The difference is no S3-4 and

The routers I have personally disassembled and the teardown videos I have reviewed, show that GL iNet uses aluminum heatsinks, thermal interface pads, sometime fans, and then encloses them in a plastic housing with minimal airflow. That combination is a deliberate design choice, and I feel it is a p

GL iNet made its name by selling small, inexpensive routers that worked great for travel and for other DYI projects. The AR150, Mango, Shadow, N300, Creta, Original Slate (AR750S) and USB150 are all examples of great products that were small and functional. The USB150 is an amazingly small router, t

Having the same issue connecting from Slate 7 Pro to obfuscation on my Slate AX.No issues from Beryl AX to Slate AX, or AmneziaWG on iOS etc. to Slate AX.Strange that The Slate 7 Pro doesn’t accept S3 or S4 or ranges in H1-H4, and even after correcting doesn’t connect.Waiting for an official answer

I have been in contact with customer services and have been escalated. Like you, 1st batch pre-order UK, and no communication at all. Wouldn’t be too bad if they hadn’t taken full payment mid February. Starting to regret parting money for early-bird on the Slate 7 Pro. The least GL.iNet could do is

I think our little Portal tribe is awesome and helpful. I forgot about my travel router. I use the GL.iNet GL-SFT1200 (Opal) and the price point is significantly lower than the Slate 7 aka Slate AX just curious as to why the Slate is preferred over the Opal

I use GL.iNet GL-BE3600 (Slate 7). This a travel router. It creates a local network in your RV. I connect all of my stuff to that network and only that network. The Slate 7 has a couple of options to get internet access. It can take an ethernet cable in, it can also act as a WiFi repeater. So depend

AdGuard tries to use IPv6 no matter what. This results in sending IPv6 AAAA records (which are preferred) to IPv4 only hosts, and in many cases this breaks things if those hosts have IPv6 enabled but don't have a routable IPv6 address. Specifically for me it broke registering an Apple TV.

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Hello everyone I’m enquiring to see if anyone else has had this issue I’ve owned the slate 7 for a while purely for usb tethering mode but since yesterday it has fully stopped working I have a changed the cable and the power cable and still nothing I just keep getting the error of ‘this is may take