GL.iNet GL-MT300N-V2 (Mango) Portable Travel Router
Networking
“A budget travel router that excels at portability and VPN routing for travelers needing to secure devices on public Wi-Fi or extend 2.4 GHz coverage. Limited hardware specs and 2.4 GHz-only Wi-Fi are acceptable trade-offs given the price point and versatility.”
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OpenWRT-based firmware enables advanced network customization and package installation
youtube.comallowing for advanced Network configurations
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Supports OpenVPN and WireGuard out of the box, compatible with over 30 VPN providers
youtube.comcompatible with over 30 VPN providers
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Powers via any 5V 1A USB source including power banks and phone chargers
youtube.commost smart phone charges are this and also power banks
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Functions as Wi-Fi extender, access point, VPN router, and travel router in one device
youtube.comWi-Fi router so you can use it as an extender
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USB port enables storage sharing via SMB or LTE tethering for internet access
youtube.comUSB 3.0 port for sharing storage
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Only 16 MB flash storage severely limits downloadable packages and firmware customization
youtube.comlimited Hardware 16 MB Flash and 128 megabytes Ram
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Uses Micro USB instead of USB-C requiring different cables than modern devices
youtube.comyou also get a micro USB cable
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It’s one of the most frustrating things indeed, being a license- or subscription payer (i’ve had iPlayerGlobal subscr for years until BBC cancelled the service) and not being able to use it while travelling.
tech.scargill.netIt’s one of the most frustrating things indeed, being a license- or subscription payer (i’ve had iPlayerGlobal subscr for years until BBC cancelled the service) and not being able to use it while travelling.