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GL.iNet GL-AXT1800(Slate AX) Portable Gigabit Travel Router, Pocket-Sized, Wi-Fi 6, Extender/Repeater for Hotel&Public Network Storage, VPN Client&Server, OpenWrt, Adguard Home, USB3.0, TF Card Slot

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Features

  • AXT1800 WiFi 6 Wireless RouterSlate AX offers powerful Wi-Fi 6 network connection with a dual-band combined Wi-Fi speed of 1800 Mbps (600 Mbps for 2.4GHz and 1200 Mbps for 5GHz). Enhance Wi-Fi performance with MU-MIMO, OFDMA, BSS color and able to connect to up to 120 devices simultaneously.
  • Fast and Secure BrowsingIPv6 supported; OpenVPN & WireGuard pre-installed, compatible with 30+ VPN service providers, OpenVPN speed up to 120 Mbps; WireGuard speed up to 550 Mbps. Cloudflare encryption supported to protect the privacy.
  • Easy File SharingOur NAS feature supports SAMBA and WebDav protocol. By plugging an external USB hard disc into the router, you can create a private network to store and share your documents.
  • Runs on OpenWrt 21.02Slate AX runs on the latest OpenWrt 21.02 operating system (Kernel version 4.4.60), with mass device connection capabilities, and significantly reduced signal interference. You can customize the router and install applications based on your preferences.
  • Repeater for Public, Hotel WiFiConvert a public network(wired/wireless) to a private network(wired/wireless) for secure surfing. Work with Captive Portal. (Note: Most of the Free Public Wi-Fi hotspot set a time limit for users, which will disconnect your devices once the time is over. To deal with this situation, please reconnect your router to the wifi.)
  • Enable VPN or AdGuard Home EasilyImmediately enable/disable your selected feature (AdGuard Home or OpenVPN Client or WireGuard Client) through the physical toggle switch. ***The default setting of the button is NO Function, you need to set it in the admin panel before using this function.***

Brand: GL.iNet


Model Name: Slate AX


Special Feature: QoS, Guest Mode


Frequency Band Class: Dual-Band


Wireless Communication Standard: 802.11ax


Compatible Devices: Personal Computer


Frequency: 5 GHz


Recommended Uses For Product: Home


Included Components: User Manual, GL-AXT1800 (Slate AX) router with 2-year warranty, Power Adapter (US Plug), Ethernet Cable See more


Connectivity Technology: Ethernet, Type-C


Product Dimensions: 4.92 x 3.23 x 1.42 inches


Item Weight: 1.08 pounds


Item model number: GDB008W3-050400ZX


Date First Available: May 29, 2022


Manufacturer: GL.iNET


Country of Origin: China


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    • Easy to use, connects to public WiFi and presents your own VPN-secured private WiFi.
Works great. My Netgear mesh system at home is able to present an OpenVPN that I can connect to with this GL inet device. So I can connect it to public wifi anywhere -- coffee shop, hotel, whatever -- and it presents my own private wifi network locally. I can then connect to that with my computer, phone, tablet and it looks like I'm at home. I can access my internal network at home, printer, everything, and when I am online, my IP address is the same as my home connection. Also works very well with ProtonVPN. Pretty amazing little gadget! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025 by JPSC
    • Great portable router, may need some geekiness for certain applications
The big selling point for me is OpenWRT that is the underlying operating system. I have dabbled in IT (networking included) for years, and I know how capable and flexible OpenWRT has been. While the GL.inet web interface is more intuitive and easy to use, it does not provide all the options that are necessary in certain enterprise Wifi situations. Using LuCI (the web interface to OpenWRT), I was able to specify the necessary configuration. That took a little bit of research and experimentation. OpenWRT and LuCI are open source projects and are widely used. There is plenty of information and instructions online. That being said, some background in IT and networking may be needed to dig through some of the material. The little router does run barely warm in an ambient temperature of about 68F. That is to be expected because the RF components consume a bit of power. The circuit board has a large heatsink and a quiet fan for active cooling. As long as the router is not being run inside a closed environment, thermal management should not be a problem. Like most portable routers, power is supplied via a USB C connection. This is a great feature because one can potentially run the router using a USB power pack for truely wireless networking in a mobile application. If you are not familiar with OpenWRT, but otherwise have a background in networking or IT, read about OpenWRT and understand the capabilities and flexibility. I was willing to drop down to command line interface configuration, but LuCI was sufficient to specify the configuration. Otherwise, knowing Linux and how to use the command line interface will be quite handy. Look at it this way, this router is essentially a Linux computer pretending to be a cute portable router with a fantastic software package installed. The GL.inet user interface is sufficient for most non-enterpeise wifi setups, LuCI handles probably most of the rest of the configuration situations. If necessary, drop down to the Linux command line interface for the finest level of customization. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2024 by Tak Auyeung
    • So far, so good. International Travel pending
I read some of the reviews and comments AFTER buying so I was a little worried. I will respond to some of them here. Overall the device is working as promised and for the weight is quite handy! 1. Power Supply: The supplied power is just a normal USB-C power supply. I've successfully run this device with my laptop power supply and by plugging it into my simple power bank. As I write this it has been plugged up to my power bank from about 8 AM to 11 AM and it's only lowered it by 4 or 5% (20k mah powerbank.) When using advanced featured like the USB port and anything else that might cause it to draw more power, you may run into the limit of the device you plug it into. Check your junk drawers! The shipped power supply only comes with one set of plug for your country, however, I happened to have (from some other device I got, apparently) several other country adaptors that snap right into the thing. However based on the above paragraph, I likely wont be traveling with the supplied Power Supply 2. VPN: So far I've only used NordVPN thru OpenVPN with a minor dip in speed (maybe 10mbps.) I'm not a VPN genius but nord reports its working as intended and my IP address reports correctly. I've only tested this domestically, will report back after my international trip. The phone app is a little confusing about VPN set up and this is echoed online with others with similar questions. Something about the configuration stored on phone vs device. I'm a techy person so I figured it out, but I don't think it was actually a big deal. 3. Reliability: I saw some say it was unstable or didn't maintain connection. On this current domestic trip I plugged it in to the wall the second I got there and left it on. Now going on three days straight it is still performing with no change. I unplugged it and came downstairs to work in the hotel lobby (attached to my power bank) and it reconnected immediately without me having to use the app. Realistically I likely wouldn't leave this thing plugged in when I am not in the room or space where it is using it. There was a little bug when I initially tried to connect it to the hotel wifi but I think that was because I was moving too fast or my phone was trying to change connections to working wifi. It seems once you hit connect and order the device to work...it will. While I was piddling with my phone trying to reconnect to the device it had already connected itself to the hotel's wifi. I'll be traveling internationally with this next week and with two people's worth of devices so I will update! Other notes: It does generate a little heat if you plan to use this clandestinely. Think what you might feel through a coffee cup with a heat sleeve on it if it was poured 20 minutes ago. There doesn't seem to be any fan. Software has a lot of neat little features and the wizards to help you connect are actually decent. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2024 by Daniel J. Reed
    • Ideal for travelers
I really like this device! Pros: The firmware is really good and is built on ddwrt. So this will most likely keep support even if this goes out of business. There are still updates and it's really easy to do. Cons: The only thing which I don't understand is that it came with only an american head/plug for the power adapter. Meaning I will have to buy a European adapter if I want to travel to there. Other thoughts: You can connect to the WiFi network and have forward(repeater) to another WiFi network and VPN at the same time making a WiFi only private network. It works with openvpn and wireguard. I am not sure why, but I had faster speeds on openvpn . It seems to get a little hot, but it's very manageable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025 by Adam Smith
    • I Love This Thing
Perfect addition to my mobile Flypack kit. The web GUI is easy to use and understand, it works reliably, and is compact enough to travel well but sturdy enough that I feel confident in its ability.
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025 by Dennis B.
    • Every. Feature. Works!
I cannot sing the praises about this little router enough. The VPN profile was simple to set up. Tethering from a phone was straight forward. It has so many features built into it that are extremely easy to use/set up. Love this little thing!
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025 by rl

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