Beryl AX (GL-MT3000)

Depends on your budget. A lot of people prefer GL inet travel routers because their OS is based on openWRT such as Beryl AX (GL-MT3000) and you have better Ethernet port speeds But the Cudy is fine as well since it is cheaper. Anything with a MediaTek CPU typically has great support with openWRT which is nice to have if the router stops getting updates from its company or if you want more functionality from the router Both should be able to be powered by a power bank (typically you are allowed a small battery power bank on planes) Hope that helps

I moved from slate ax to beryl 7. Beryl line is better suited for travel UNLESS you need the extra LAN port

Thats weird i used it with my MacBook and it worked fine and with a Anker powerbank Edit: Speaking for the Baryl AX and Slate 7

I am also using the GL-iNet Beryl AX and am happy with the performance. I had my AVP on an Eero 6+ mesh network at first but the performance in Mac Virtual Display and Steam Link was very poor. Setting up the Beryl AX as a secondary wireless router, and setting it to use channel 149, dramatically improved performance. The Eero mesh nodes and the Beryl AX are both connected via Ethernet to my ISP router. The AVP and my gaming PC stay on the Beryl AX wireless network, and everything else in my household uses the Eero wireless network. If I want to use MVD, I switch the Mac to use the Beryl AX network, too.

I have a GL-iNet Beryl AX - even though it’s marketed as a travel router, it’s amazing for the price. It packs a lot for its mini size: 2.5GB wan, 1GB LAN, WiFi 6….