UniFi UTR Travel Router

As a career network guy - are you needing 6e/7 speeds? I dont find the TP-Link Roam 6 AX3000 that large personally. I do understand you are looking for a ultra tiny footprint but at this point function matters - Ill take a pocket NAS/Wireguard device I can power off a usb port on a device/battery pa

100% agree on that! I feel that most UTR owners bought one because Ubiquiti, but don’t actually need one. But hey, this sub is full of people who have full racks and multiple E7s in their two-bedroom apartments, so...

How many places offer WiFi that actually supports MLO? Moreover, you need to keep size and power in mind. Ubiquiti is really focusing on portability, not raw throughput. For example, the UniFi Travel Router (UTR) is notably smaller than the Slate 7. The UTR also consumes less power than the Slate 7.

I like the concept. Perhaps you can design your case to house the power bank or design a housing for the power bank and match the size of the UTR's housing and have both cases magnetically attach so this way when they are connected, they will appear as one single unit! I figured since I can power th

I have a GL-iNet Slate 7 (GL-BE3600), which is OpenWRT, Wifi 7, 2.5Gbe WAN/LAN ports, USB3.0 port, and a USB-C PD for power. It's probaly as capable as a travel router gets at the moment and is the power-user choice if you need Wifi 7 bandwidth and additional capabilities. The drawbacks: roughly 3x