GL.iNet GL-AR300M16-Ext Mini Travel Wi-Fi Router OpenWrt 2 Ethernet Ports

Impressively tiny & lightweight (approx the size of a Samsung Flip cell p but less than 1/2 the weight! 3 in 1 eouter. Acts as a cabled WAN/LAN Router/Repeater & Wi-Fi router/extender + 2.4/5ghz capable & has16MB built-in RAM & it's infinitely re-flashable & imitates whatever name brand router you need it to (as long as you have the software). NOT your typical "Made in China cheap POJ" no name router! Was definitely impressed that it even came with a 3ft flat CAT6 cable in the package for setup or cables use. Simple basic setup & dashboard + does both 2.4/5ghz bands (you may need a 5ghz capabl

This little router is pretty cool. I purchased it to give WiFi to my VoIP telephone device (Ooma Telo- it doesn't come with WiFi, only ethernet). I set it up basically as a WiFi extender, connected via WiFi to my home network, and plugged the Ooma into the LAN port. It works like a charm and was easy to setup with the included instructions. The Ooma wi-fi adapter is $50 ($20 more) and would only be good for that one use. I can always repurpose this pocket router in the future if I want. I also think this would be really handy to expand your WiFi network for smart devices that don't need a whol

I am very happy with this because it does exactly what I needed, plus, it's super small and lightweight. I did go for the one with the external antennae that might help with weaker WiFi networks. I needed it to connect to a Hotel/condo network that requires a login screen (often called a "captive" network or "captive login"). Once this is established, it provided my own subnet (with a password I can specify) for just my various equipment of computers, media players, video game stuff. Now they just connect to this local subnet instead of directly into the public hotel network.Some notes: you ha

It does it's job, the only issue I have is my phone messages don't always go through. When I am connected to my main Wi-Fi my messages have no issue but when I am on the GL network. They won't. Fix that and I'll give 5 starsI'm using my mini inside my metal shed man cave that's also underneath a tin roofed carport. And before you say that's the issue, I can still connect to my main Wi-Fi in there and messages still go through. Only bought the GL because I loose signal for my main to much.

Ordered this in November 2025, it quit working July 2026. Contacted MFG customer service who sent a replacement immediately! The 5 stars is for customer service.

I was in the market for a device to act as a wifi bridge between an adhoc wifi device and my Win10 laptop. This device had the potential to fulfill that need and prior to purchase, I asked if this was capable. There were three answers to my question, two of them clearly not understanding the question (always fun on the publicly-accessible internet!), but the manufacturer also responded, in the positive. So I made the purchase.I could not get the device to join an adhoc network, no matter what I did. I emailed customer support and received the answer I needed to install a plug-in. I was unable

These tiny, inexpensive, unassuming, power efficient, little tiny boxes of joy are the single best routers I have ever used.I've had MANY routers over the years. I've modified them and installed custom firmwares. I've had every type of router from cheap department store types, all they way to commercial units for critical fallback use. I've had home user routers from 10$ to over $300 dollars. THIS is the best router I have ever used. If you need to add wifi to your home, and all you want to do is connect it, set it up, and forget about it this is what you want. This router is the ONLY router I

Note: This is only 2.5G wifi. It does not support newer speed protocals (5 or 6 g).I could not find this fact in the description, which if I had i would have likely bought a different product.