GL.iNet GL-MT3000 Beryl AX Wi-Fi 6 Travel Router, 2.5G WAN, VPN, OpenWrt

I’ve been very impressed with the GL.iNet Beryl AX. Setup was straightforward, and once connected it has been fast, stable, and reliable. The Wi-Fi 6 performance is excellent for such a small travel router, and I really like having the 2.5G WAN port, VPN support, and all of the additional options available through OpenWrt.This is especially useful when traveling, staying in hotels, or anywhere you want to create your own secure network instead of connecting every device directly to public Wi-Fi. I can connect my devices to the Beryl AX and then only have to manage one connection when I move lo

This thing travels everywhere with me. My primary use case is setting up a secure WireGuard/OpenVPN tunnel back to my home network while on the go. It handles the encryption flawlessly, giving me peace of mind and seamless access to my home files and streaming services from anywhere in the world.When I'm not using the VPN, I use it as a dedicated gaming router on the road. For such a compact device, the performance is incredible. I get zero lag and no random disconnections, even during intense sessions. It handles high bandwidth and low latency like a champ.After 12+ months of heavy, continuou

Great little travel router! The MT3000 Beryl is compact, powerful, and incredibly versatile. With OpenWRT and its advanced settings, this little device is perfect for traveling—it saves both time and money while making it easy to manage and secure your network on the go. The built-in WireGuard VPN makes it easy to stay connected to home and work while on the road. Highly recommended!

I travel and cruise often. I am an attorney and usually have to work for some portion of my travel, and having internet availability is crucial. I am also creating video content for a youtube channel and my work. When I am working I usually need to have more than one electronic device hooked up at the same time. For cruisers we all know that you pay per device so I am usually switching between devices, and that gets tiring.I have used several different travel routers (like ravPower and TP-Link) to different levels of success. However, the common factor is that the travel router usually deminis

I've had this travel router for over a year now and am pretty happy with it. I brought this with me whenever I travel domestic or internationally. I've connected all of my devices to this router once and it saves me so much time when traveling. I no longer have to sit there and connect each device to the hotel WiFi. And also, most hotels have a limit with the amount of connected devices. I have also set up this router with a WireGuard VPN profile for when I travel out of the country or out of my local area. This helps me tremendously because if I want to watch a local channel through YouTube T

Short version:All the positive reviews are legitimate. This thing is great. If you travel, you won't regret the purchase; in fact, your only regret will be that you didn't purchase it sooner. I recommend just using the web UI for set up and configuration. The app is okay, but I rarely use it for anything just because the web UI is so good (and the app thus pales in comparison).Longer version:I cannot believe I didn't buy a travel router before now. This was also my first experience with GL.iNet, but I felt decently confident buying theirs over a competitor. And I'm *extremely* pleased with my

This little router turned out to be so much more than I thought. Firstly, the user interface is simple while offering enough features for networking nerds alike. I've used this for travel with the wife with great success. It's also found service as my fail-over router using a Cellphone for the WAN. If you travel a lot, or are just into networking, this is a really neat purchase.About the only thing that could improve performance is better antenna or the ability to use other antenna but... its a travel router designed for convenience and being compact. Not really designed with full blast perfor

I bought this router to replace an older GL.Inet 6416 router that I've had for years. The old one, as I recall, originally came with some junk firmware, so the first thing you had to do was flash a custom version of OpenWRT to it. After seeing that some of the newer GL.Inet routers are not upgradable, I chose this one, which is upgradable, expecting that I'd flash it, too. Fortunately, the stock web interface has come a long way, and I can set up everything exactly as I want it without changing the firmware and the headaches that come with that.Size-wise, the Beryl is about twice the size of t