
GL.iNet
GL-MT6000 (Flint 2)
OpenWrt king, great value, but no 6GHz Wi-Fi.

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I mean, it is. It's just got closed source drivers which the main project can't ship with. But the Spitz AX started out similarly (namely it's qualcomm modem) and now has a functional stable build including that part, so...
That's an exception for Germany though. I travel a lot. At home, which is more comparable to "average city levels" I get 30-40ms, 300-400mbps down and ~100mbps up. In anything that's not a city you'll see worse. I've tried multiple modems, including the Spitz.
Playing with my T-Mobile (Germany:Telekom) Simcard from my Unlimited phone plan in a Glinet Spitz AX and have 10-15ms ping… and download about 1.000 mbit/s, Upload 100 Mbit/s…. i think that is enough ;)
I have a couple GL-X3000s out there and they are incredibly stable. Have one at a site that I haven't touched in like 6 months. Also have one in my motorhome that goes between starlink, home wifi and T-Mobile cellular. Great all-in-one device for an RV.
I did the same but [with one of their Spitz routers](https://mouse.mousetrap.net/blog/2025-09-25-2025-mobile-data-upgrade.html). The router is hidden in the overcab storage and the 4x4 4G/5GNR + 2x2 Wifi2.4/5GHz on the roof is about the size of a yogurt cup. I've tried all kinds of wifi routers, openwrt and openwrt forks and IMO the GL.iNET wifi repeating functionality/UI is *fantastic* for mobile vanfolk.
I use another GLi model (x3000 Spitz) mounted in my truck as well on a google fi sim card. On the roof i have a Fusion2Go Max low profile shark fin to maximize stealth. That Fusion2Go also amplifies cell signal for my phone in what would otherwise basically be a faraday cage box truck, and is hardwired into my router. I also have a flat mount starlink. It allows me the best of both worlds- max coverage from starlink that I can keep paused until necessary in the middle of nowhere, and cheap fast internet otherwise that still works when it’s too cloudy for starlink. Redundancy is important. I have the starlink on repeater extension on the gli, which is on failover for seamless network switching when one or the other is down.

GL.iNet
GL-MT6000 (Flint 2)
OpenWrt king, great value, but no 6GHz Wi-Fi.

Ubiquiti
Dream Router 7
Advanced management, good coverage, but Wi-Fi 7 range limited.

Ubiquiti
Dream Machine Series
Comprehensive control, reliable, broad coverage for large properties.

Ubiquiti
UniFi Express 7
Affordable UniFi entry, scalable, but complete setup is costly.

GL.iNet
Beryl AX (GL-MT3000)
Travel king, versatile OpenWrt, but bulky power adapter.