GL.iNet GL-AR300M16-Ext Portable Mini Travel Wireless Pocket Router - WiFi Router/Access Point/Extender/WDS | OpenWrt | 2 x Ethernet Ports | OpenVPN/Wireguard VPN | USB 2.0 Port

Its really small. Easy to use. The range is great as well. We have a 90 foot garden and signal went to the bottom of the garden and still got 20 meg speed. normally I get nothing. Crazy. The UI is great and it updated to the latest firmware and restarted fine, and thats without having to download the firmware and stick it on a USB drive. If I had paid double for this I would till very be happy with it. It also acts as a repeater as well. proper amazing for £30. and it runs from a micro usb cable. Got it powered from an always on USB port on a gaming rig then through powerlines to the router at the other side of the house.

Pretty good, can be used to provide most router services, either as an extension (wired or wireless) includes vpn, options and camera options, but limited memory on the device means you could run out of storage on the device. Can also be used with an external sim modem, usbA type,or as a file server. USB micro for power.

This mini router is a game-changer for travelers and remote workers. It's incredibly small—about the size of a matchbox—but packs a punch with OpenWrt firmware, dual Ethernet ports, and support for OpenVPN and WireGuard. Setup is straightforward via the intuitive web interface, and it can run off a USB power bank, making it perfect for on-the-go use. Whether you need to extend Wi-Fi in a hotel, create a secure VPN tunnel, or tether to a mobile hotspot, this device handles it all with ease.

Very easy to install, a little bit tricky to set up but a quick Google and you are on your way.Decent range, both fire stick and outdoor camera requiring 2.4ghz connected easily

Excellent little item. I wasn’t convinced it would work as it’s really small but I now have access to WiFi in my work shed. Very pleased

Wow! This device is slighly bigger than a matchbox and has more functionality than routers costing many times more. I wish I'd discovered these earlier.It's got a full copy of OpenWrt installed. If you're unfamiliar with OpenWrt, it's an open source wireless router project that has just about every conceivable configuration option available, and you can install other apps from a list of about 8,000.There's a polished UI on top of OpenWrt out of the box, but you can also open the native OpenWrt UI called Luci.I've configured it to act as a VPN client and router to connect to home from a remote location. I chose WireGuard VPN because it's easy to setup and enables site to site, so both subnets are permanently connected and visible to each other.I'm definately going to buy more of these. You can just configure it at home and take with you to plug in wherever you need it.

I purchased this unit to use as an extender/repeater on 2.4gig wifi network. Simply it doesn't work.I am very familiar with Ethernet and wifi networks, setting them up is part of my work. I spent several hours trying all options to get this unit operational but to no avail. I could see the unit on the network, it reported it had Internet connectivity but no unit could connect to it whether security was enable or not (open access).I cannot recommend this unit. I have since purchased another unit, took 10 minutes to setup and is working flawlessly. This unit is Junk

Great price and easy to setup