expiredmohitwhabi posted Dec 29, 2025 03:34 PM
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expiredmohitwhabi posted Dec 29, 2025 03:34 PM
UniFi Travel Router (in stock)
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Just letting everyone know that the uniFi travel router (UTR) is now in stock
https://store.ui.com/us/en/catego...oducts/utr
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Just letting everyone know that the uniFi travel router (UTR) is now in stock
https://store.ui.com/us/en/catego...oducts/utr
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1. Is the auto-vpn to home routing based (it's own subnet) or bridging the devices like a regular switch?
2. What speed can the VPN to home achieve?
3. How fast can a wire guard connection be (not necessarily to the home)?
Reason I'm asking is that I used to have an old gl.inet that was great, but I got rid of it because I couldn't get wireguard to go above like 15 Mbps or so.
Also repeating hotel wifi was almost always absolutely horrible. Not even enough throughout to watch a YT video on just one connected device. I even tried forcing connecting to the hotel only over 2.4 and repeating only over 5 GHz, but that also generally made no difference. Curiously watching the same video while connected directly to the hotel wifi was usually just fine. Still poor reception and speed, but usable at least. I don't know why that was, had this issue with 2 different gl.inet travel routers in dozens of different hotels/chains over the years. I kind of gave up on them. Also some hotels seemed to block wireguard connections at the time. Now I'm hesitant if this would actually be a better experience. The captive portals were easy enough to work around thanks to Mac cloning.
AIUI, this device is about simplifying the captive portal experience and transparently connecting devices as if they were on your home network. Obviously you can do that with other devices as well, with varying degrees of tech pain. You can do it faster with other devices if you're willing to pay the price, and actually have a faster backend. Personally, I was excited to see this device at this price point and nabbed one.
I tried one of these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09N72FMH5
Set it up with WireGuard and worked perfectly with my Gateway Ultra. Very easy to setup.
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