forum threadAnkster99 posted Jul 28, 2024 10:14 PM
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forum threadAnkster99 posted Jul 28, 2024 10:14 PM
GL.iNet GL-SFT1200 Secure Travel WiFi Router – AC1200 Dual Band | IPv6 DDR3 - $33.90 @ Amazon
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Even if the price is good, the product isn't.
Even if the price is good, the product isn't.
Even if the price is good, the product isn't.
Opal presents a user-friendly interface for common users to set up the router with minimal inputs, and an extended customization experience for advanced users to install plug-ins and applications. Opal runs on customized OpenWrt 18.06, supporting more than 5,000 ready-made plug-ins for customization. Simply browse, install, and manage packages within Opal's Admin Panel.
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There are a couple more years that GL-iNet is supporting this router in maintenance.
I actually own this router. I use it most tethering my phone when I'm traveling. There are regular firmware updates, but the older 3.x builds are much more stable on this router (though they have security issues/etc.) The newer builds are very flakey -- the tethering connection fails often and the router actually locks up for me occasionally.
I would recommend buying a different travel router because of the stability on newer firmware versions (I've had different problems with every 4.x firmware version on this.)
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Even if the price is good, the product isn't.
There are a couple more years that GL-iNet is supporting this router in maintenance.
I actually own this router. I use it most tethering my phone when I'm traveling. There are regular firmware updates, but the older 3.x builds are much more stable on this router (though they have security issues/etc.) The newer builds are very flakey -- the tethering connection fails often and the router actually locks up for me occasionally.
I would recommend buying a different travel router because of the stability on newer firmware versions (I've had different problems with every 4.x firmware version on this.)
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