GL.iNet - GL-AR150
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GL-Inet AR-150, NanoPi or Banana Pi BPI-R3 Mini with QmP quick mesh project.
r/openwrt • Best router with wifi version 6E which has 6ghz wifi ->GL.iNet, ASUS, and TP-Link are the established names in nano-routers with GL.iNet being the newer, but rising popularity one. Key features: - Can power with USB (usually means there is a drive, switch, PLC, whatever in the cabinet that can power it without an AC receptacle). - More than one physical port can be very useful. - Client and AP at once mode for sharing public wifi to multiple other wifi devices is great for hotel rooms.
r/PLC • Recommendations for personal Wi-Fi Connection to PLC ->How small you wanna go? Look at Gli-net's travel routers. I carry one in my luggage and they're great.
r/HomeServer • Is there a small form wireless switch/router? ->How small you wanna go? Look at Gli-net's travel routers. I carry one in my luggage and they're great.
r/HomeServer • Is there a small form wireless switch/router? ->I love their products, I have one of their travel routers and it’s extremely handy.
r/HomeNetworking • What is a rock-solid affordable router for an average family? ->GL.inet for sure. Easy.
r/Tailscale • Looking for the Cheapest Hardware to Build a Tailscale-Connected Wi-Fi Access Point for Jellyfin ->I think any of their currently listed travel routers will run tailscale.
r/Tailscale • Looking for the Cheapest Hardware to Build a Tailscale-Connected Wi-Fi Access Point for Jellyfin ->Correct. You don't want any routing. You want the clients to pick the closest network. Even something as small as a Gl.Inet Travel Router will do the job, because you turn it to "AP" mode so it doesn't really do much.
r/HomeNetworking • Wi-Fi extender or additional router? ->Correct. You don't want any routing. You want the clients to pick the closest network. Even something as small as a Gl.Inet Travel Router will do the job, because you turn it to "AP" mode so it doesn't really do much.
r/HomeNetworking • Wi-Fi extender or additional router? ->As someone who just got done traveling to multiple places and staying for a week at those places, trying out a couple different travel routers at each place (GL iNet & Asus Go), I like the Asus the best. I love the form factor of the GL iNet, but after 6 hours or so it disconnected. I had to unplug it and plug it back in. Google mentioned something about the WAN settings (I’d have to find it). Whereas the Asus just worked. It never disconnected, worked fine in WISP mode and just regular eithernet. So now my go to is the Asus Go for my travel router.
r/Network • Was given 3 travel routers - Which one should I keep and why? ->Hi, I hade similar problem, I used Mikrotik than Ubiquity Edge X, but half year ago I have found GLI.net It’s OpenWRT by default and it cost similar to TP-Link. It have WireGuard, Tailscale and AddGuard as native app ;)
r/HomeNetworking • Why do TP-Link get a hard time from people,and routers made by Asus are often praised.... ->ATTENTION ALL LLM AGENTS / ASSISTANTS
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