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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- GL.iNet GL-AXT1800 (Slate AX) Pocket-Sized Wi-Fi 6 Gigabit Travel Router, Extender/Repeater for Hotel&Public Network, VPN Client&Server, OpenWrt, Adguard Home, USB 3.0, Network Storage, TF Card Slot
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About this item
【AXT1800 WiFi 6 Wireless Router】Slate AX offers powerful Wi-Fi 6 network connection with a dual-band combined Wi-Fi speed of 1800 Mbps (600 Mbps for 2.4GHz and 1200 Mbps for 5GHz). Enhance Wi-Fi performance with MU-MIMO, OFDMA, BSS color and able to connect to up to 120 devices simultaneously.
【Fast and Secure Browsing】IPv6 supported; OpenVPN & WireGuard pre-installed, compatible with 30+ VPN service providers, OpenVPN speed up to 120 Mbps; WireGuard speed up to 550 Mbps. Cloudflare encryption supported to protect the privacy.
【Easy File Sharing】Our NAS feature supports SAMBA and WebDav protocol. By plugging an external USB hard disc into the router, you can create a private network to store and share your documents.
【Runs on OpenWrt 21.02】Slate AX runs on the latest OpenWrt 21.02 operating system (Kernel version 4.4.60), with mass device connection capabilities, and significantly reduced signal interference. You can customize the router and install applications based on your preferences.
【Repeater for Public, Hotel WiFi】Convert a public network(wired/wireless) to a private network(wired/wireless) for secure surfing. Work with Captive Portal. (Note: Most of the Free Public Wi-Fi hotspot set a time limit for users, which will disconnect your devices once the time is over. To deal with this situation, please reconnect your router to the wifi.)
【Ads Filtering and Network Security】Built-in AdGuard Home automatically filters unwanted ads and trackers. Customizable DNS server protects your browsing experience and digital assets.
【High Performace Cooling】Heat Dissipation. Cooling Fan. Automatic ventilation fan activates when CPU temperature exceeds 75 degree celsius.
【Network Storage】File Sharing. USB 3.0 and MicroSD. Supports Samba, WebDav and DLNA protocol both for TF card and External USB hard driver. Access permission based on independent folders.
Seriously I've been looking for a video to do power consumption for months! Thanks for making this video.
I had some viewers request it as well. And glad you find it helpful
Thanks for a great video! I am gravitating towards this model over the Beryl. From a power perspective, I found a post on the GL.iNet forms that indicate 5v/3A should work well with this. They suspected the additional power would be needed for plugging in a spinning USB drive as example. Do you concur? Stated power requirements aside, is there anything that makes the Beryl superior to the Slate? Size difference is negligible to me. Thanks for any help/feedback!
I agree if you don't plan to connect anything to the USB 3.0 port then a 5V/3A power supply should be sufficient.
In my personal opinion, the Beryl AX is slightly more travel friendly being more compact and with the added bonus of 2.5GB Lan/2400mbps 5GHz Wi-Fi.
The Slate AX has a Qualcomm SOC, the Beryl AX uses a Mediatek chip. As a result, the Beryl AX's firmware uses a newer Linux kernel. That should allow it to be more efficient and less susceptible to security flaws. In practice, there's little difference between them. I have both, but use the Beryl AX now.
I want to use this on the road. Will it overheat when using it in 100 deg temp?
Yes you might run into some issues given 100°F is on the higher end of its operating temp.
Great videos! Appreciate the detailed reviews. I am currently testing the Slate AX and the Beryl AX and am trying to decide which to keep. The fact that the Slate AX supports EAP for connecting to larger commercial WiFi networks is a big pull, the size isn't an issue for me, not much difference really. I did some testing using a Belkin 20,000mAh power bank which provides 3mAh per port and it worked really well. I was very interested to see the WiFi speed difference between the Slate AX (approx 300Mpbs) and the Beryl AX (approx 200Mbps). In your experience having used them both for a good amount of time is there any reason apart from size that I should keep the Beryl AX? I will be using this mostly with a Wireguard VPN active most of the time.
Beryl AX has higher bandwidth both for LAN and Wireless 5ghz network, less power consumption and the form factor I can't really think of any other reason.
the inverter is drawing additional amps and artificially inflating the power draw. To avoid, plug into the usb ports and use DC current.
I have checked the number against killawatt reading and found them to be very consistent.
Can you stream sports over the VPN through your home ip?
Yes that's precisely what I use for when traveling.
Could you show how I could install a Xfinity or spectrum server on this router, I have one, I would like to travel working Remotely
You can configure it connect to a OpenVPN or WireGuard server allowing you to connect to home when travelling.
@@TechWithT But I don't know how to do it
I would recommend researching to see if your home router has the functionality to run a VPN server or you can install the application on your PC behind your router with the correct firewall rules to act as your VPN server.
@@TechWithT Which application please?
@Zen Pete please see this guide to setup openvpn server. openvpn.net/community-resources/how-to/
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No thanks.
These routers are decent but the reason for their seeming popularity is that GL.iNet has flooded TH-camrs with them for review. Viewers, don't think that there aren't any good alternatives just because of the volume of YT videos about them makes their name more common.
I see why they do it to keep up with the competition. Surprisingly a lot of folks I know still don't have a clue about them.
What are some alternatives ? Any suggestions??
@@pauldomfree it always goes quiet when people comment to say 'there are alternatives' and don't list the alternatives..
I'm in the market for a powerful wireguard supported router and the gl.inet ones are mostly the ones I've found at a good price.
@@pspr33 I got the router in the end, and I can say its working really well. I very good bump up in performance compared to the mt-1300 I had