GL.iNet GL-BE9300 Flint 3 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Router 5 x 2.5G VPN Router

Amazing router that does literally everything that it advertises it’s doing. The app is a very strong app and it has cloud connectivity just in case you’re not on network so you can manage a lot of different things just from the cloud. It’s easy to set up and it has very good range and given the Wi-Fi seven aspect of it. It has line of site hardwire Wi-Fi speeds which for me can hit up to 2 GB symmetrically. It’s quite funny to have other tech people come into my house and not know what router that is because the company is not crazy popular and be very impressed by it. I can’t recommend it en

Slick UI on top of openWRT, easy VLAN tagging, easy repeater mode, easy LAN setup, adguard integrated, and more. I can't believe I lived without it until today.Replace your garbage Quantum or Centurylink or Cox main wifi pods with this beast and retake control of your life!

This is an amazing router. After relying on my ISP for a router which they controlled, having the freedom and power of this router is amazing. The web ui is intuitive and the openWRT software is excellent as well. So far the range is great and the flexibility to reserve IPs and list connections is great. There are additional features as well that I have yet to explore. Great router for the money!

The GL.iNet GL-BE9300 (Flint 3) has been an outstanding upgrade for my home network. Setup was quick and easy, and the user interface is intuitive, even for users who aren’t networking experts.The tri-band WiFi 7 performance is excellent, delivering fast speeds, low latency, and reliable coverage throughout my home. It handles multiple devices simultaneously without any noticeable slowdowns, making it perfect for streaming, gaming, video calls, and smart home devices.I also appreciate the advanced features and customization options available for power users, while still being simple enough for

Get this is you want a super reliable 2.5G router with WiFi 7, 6Ghz, adguard, vpns, and about every feature that any home or small business user would want.Do not get this if you want really good WiFi range. It is usable but not great. The WiFi will cover my 2000ish sqft house with the router in the very center of the house, but just barely. If the router was nearer one end of the house it would not come anywhere near covering it. This router has about half of the wifi range of my ISP provided TMobile modem/router.Also if you want to use the USB 3 port to setup an external hard drive or thumb

2.4/5/6ghz WiFi 7, open-wrt (Linux) firmware by default, easy to use and configure, feature packed, dedicated IoT network, fast as hell, great range.This is the one. Buy it and you're good for years.

This router is wifi 7 and has all the amazing features a homelabbing nerd would enjoy. The ability to setup adguard and have a friendly user interface to configure every device locally is sensational. Definitely the best router I have ever owned and never had an issue with it. Definitely worth the money, best bang for the buck. Setting up security has been extremely easy as well, no issues and has additional features such as configuring your vlan if needed as additional security.

Pro's: It is basically OpenWRT (no LuCI, so not perfect), and you actually own your router. It's actually wifi 6E, and surprisingly fast. I was delighted that I could SSH directly in and everything just worked, out-of-box.Con's: Wifi 6E appears to be 2x2 (so slightly worse coverage).Major flaws: The LAN ethernet ports on this really struggle to connect to 1GBe networks, maybe my unit is defective, but I had to add a switch between my router and the rest of my network so my devices could talk through some of the links. I've never had an issue with any other routers, but I think something is leg