GL.iNet GL-A1300 (Slate Plus) Wireless VPN Travel Router - Dual_Band Wi-Fi and Hotel Captive Portal, Phone Connection, Extender, Evaluation Point, Pocket-Format, Open Source, NAS

Awesome product, superb speed with almost no packet loss as if I'm connected with LAN (without vpn), and coverage, VPN (vpn cuts down speed as usual) is easy to setup as well. Please be aware that it's original power supply is a US plug (flat plug ends), so you will end a US-India plug adapter/converter.

Does the job!!!

Not as Described Hotel feature in default is and lot of risky network error

Bakwaas

Doesn't have a 5G-NR SIM based modem inbuilt or an e-sim support, which makes it useless at this price point

This is the 2nd one of these travel routers that I’ve bought. That’s the best recommendation I can give. I’m using my first one as a router for Streamlocator where it performs very well. It also performed well on the few occasions when I had the opportunity to use it as an actual travel router.

Der GL.iNet GL-A1300 (Slate Plus) Router ist eine ausgezeichnete Wahl für Reisende oder als Ergänzung im Heimnetzwerk, dank seiner einfachen Einrichtung, schnellen Verbindungsgeschwindigkeit und vielfältigen Einstellungsmöglichkeiten bereits in der Standardoberfläche. Positive Merkmale: 1. Einfache Einrichtung: Die Einrichtung des Routers ist unkompliziert und schnell, was die Nutzung sofort ermöglicht, ohne lange Konfigurationszeiten. 2. Schnelle Verbindungsgeschwindigkeit: Der Router ermöglicht eine schnelle Verbindungsgeschwindigkeit, was für reibungsloses Streaming, Gaming oder allgemeine Internetnutzung entscheidend ist. 3. Vielfältige Einstellungsmöglichkeiten: Die Standardoberfläche bietet zahlreiche Einstellungsmöglichkeiten, um den Router nach individuellen Bedürfnissen anzupassen und zu optimieren. 4. Guter Support: Der Router wird von einem guten Support-Team begleitet, das bei Fragen oder Problemen hilfreich zur Seite steht. 5. Integriertes VPN: Ein herausragendes Merkmal des Slate Plus, was ihn in seiner Preisklasse von allen Routern abhebt, ist das integrierte VPN, das zusätzliche Sicherheit und Privatsphäre beim Surfen im Internet bietet. 6. Geringer Stromverbrauch: Der Router benötigt wenig Strom, was ihn effizient und umweltfreundlich macht. 7. Tragbarkeit: Aufgrund seiner kompakten Größe und Portabilität ist der Router ideal für Reisen geeignet, insbesondere wenn der WLAN-Empfang begrenzt ist, z.B. beim Camping. 8. Gute WLAN-Reichweite: Die WLAN-Reichweite des Routers ist ausreichend, um eine Wohnung komplett abzudecken. 9. Preis-/Leistung: Absolute Spitzenklasse und zu dem Preis wirklich unschlagbar. Negative Merkmale: 1. Schwierigkeiten mit bestimmten VPN-Verbindungen: Es kann Schwierigkeiten geben, eine Verbindung zu bestimmten VPN-Diensten wie NordVPN über OpenVPN herzustellen. (Kann allerdings auch ein Problem vom Anbieter oder vom Benutzer sein!) Allerdings konnte eine erfolgreiche Verbindung über Wireguard von NordVPN (ja, das geht über einen kleinen Umweg) hergestellt werden, was eine Alternative darstellt. Hier läuft der Router immernoch sehr schnell (abhängig vom Internetprovider und der Leistung des VPN-Anbieters) und funktioniert einwandfrei! Fazit: Der GL.iNet GL-A1300 (Slate Plus) Router ist ein hervorragender Reisebegleiter oder eine ideale Ergänzung für das Heimnetzwerk. Mit seiner einfachen Einrichtung, schnellen Verbindungsgeschwindigkeit, vielfältigen Einstellungsmöglichkeiten und dem integrierten VPN verdient er 5 von 5 Sternen und eine klare Kaufempfehlung.

Alles werkt perfect. De bediening is eenvoudig en intuïtief, ook wat betreft de VPN. Na twee weken gebruik ben ik erg tevreden.

This router has been great. I use it traveling in different Airbnb's daily. I can often plug directly into their router and then I don't have to mess around with WiFi passwords between all my devices! When I can't, I can go into the settings and bounce off their WiFi with just one instance and still not have to do it on all my phone, computer, tablet and camera. It fits well in a little travel case with a USB-C adapter and a few small cables.

I bought this for use on an overseas trip, as well as for RV camping. It's proven itself nicely on a recent overseas trip. Why I like travel routers, in general: (1) Connect all my devices to the router before leaving for a trip, and then when I arrive at a destination, I only have to connect one device (the travel router) to the Internet. This allows me to use multiple devices where some destinations limit the number of connected devices. It also allows family members to not have to connect their own individual devices to the wifi. (2) Use a VPN when connecting to WiFi hotspots of unknown quality. I don't know how safe a hotel's WiFi is, or a campground's WiFi. Some may be great, but some may be run by people who aren't very good at securing the network. By connecting my devices to the travel router, and having it set up to use a VPN, I'm establishing my own security. I can also choose a VPN server in the region of the world that makes the most sense for my use case. (3) Range extension: Whether I'm plugging into a network jack in a hotel, or connecting the router wirelessly to the hotel or campground's network, the router has better antennas than some of my devices, and can be situated in a location that gets better signal. In my RV I can put it near the ceiling or near a window, for example. Then I'm able to rebroadcast my own wifi bubble that my devices connect to with fewer problems. The reason I like *this* travel router are: (1) Size. It's slightly larger than the previous travel router I used, but still compact enough to take anywhere. (2) Capabilities: Adguard, DNS over HTTPS, Wireguard / OpenVPN, and the configurability of OpenWRT. It's a full-featured router. (3) Range: Its antennas seem to work very well to pull in wifi signals in tricky places like campgrounds. (4) Speed: On my recent trip overseas I was able to stream movies over WireGuard VPN (using ProtonVPN) without any difficulty, while other devices still were browsing the internet fine. It's the fastest travel router I've ever owned (it's my 4th travel router). I really was surprised at how well it performed with WireGuard VPN. Its speeds with WireGuard are as fast as the unprotected speeds of my older travel routers. Places where this router is a perfect fit: (1) 3-bedroom or smaller apartments. I've set up good quality travel routers as the primary routers in apartments before, and have found them perfectly satisfactory. This, being the fastest travel router I've used, and having very good range, is ideal in such situations. Why mess with a big ugly router in a small apartment when this will do the job just fine? (2) RV camping in campgrounds that provide Wifi. Often these locations have difficult wifi. So placing the router in a position within the RV that seems to get the best signal, can help in rebroadcasting a usable signal to the rest of your devices. (3) Travel to hotels that limit number of devices. (4) Anywhere a VPN can be useful. Sometimes I'll leave this router running at home so that if I want my device to connect through a VPN I just select this router's wifi SSID. When I don't need the VPN, I select my home's router's SSID. It's often useful to be able to select VPN points of presence in other parts of the world. (5) Sharing a hotspot. I can allow several devices to connect to my phone when it's on hotspot mode. But it's sometimes easier to just connect a travel router to my phone's hotspot and let family members connect to the travel router; stronger signal, for example.