My New Favourite WiFi Gadget! 

Agreed

Came here to leave the same comment. Everyone I talk to about GL.iNet is surprised about the capability in the small form. Plus it has a 2.5gb port for little money!

I've got a few Beryl AX devices, they're great for travelling

Was going to say same he clearly not done his research. Gli net device are the boss!!

Love them 😊

Exactly, came here to say exactly that yet GL.iNet still seems better

​@@joegr0ssit runs openwrt under the hood which is an awesome firmware

which mifi you use?

Gl.iNet Beryl AX is amazing!

he's gotta make the video more than 3 minnutes long I guess :P

Did the exact same thing. I have another travel router, but there's some useful features on this that the other router doesn't have and so I was sold very quickly.

Same. Well worth it for fire stick etc and smart speakers that have trouble with landing pages.

But the learning curve is much steeper

sorry what do you mean battery powered? did you not see he used a battery bank and said he charged it through the tesla. What sort of battery power are you thinking off?

@@yhoda145it needs its own internal battery, you shouldn’t need to have a battery pack too, or a wall plug as pretty much anytime I travel I end up without a wall plug nearby

Love my Spitz AX!

@@kyleruder9443 👌🏼👍🏼

It does not work like that

@@sezam84 Ture, that problem is only with routers, not rooters like what he had.

@@tompeters4234 EFFERnet

Quid is slang for British pound sterling

Quid is a slang term for pounds. It's a bit like Americans saying 'bucks'.

Let's say you're on the road a lot. Doesn't matter the reason why. Instead of setting up your laptop/switch/other internet accessible gadgets for each location, you can just connect to the RT-AX57 Go, and just modify the settings there. If you travel with kids or others, it more useful to have a connection their devices already knows and trust rather than trying to get everyone connected to the new location. You could also attach devices to the other usb/ethernet connection, so an external usb drive can become more of a nas. A lot of these devices also can act like firewalls, so it's extra security from random wifi that could have security issues. And this is just the device as a router. And as he said, it can work as a repeater or AP, who's price is much cheaper than a lot of the others currently on the market (wifi 6 AP for decent specs seem to cost around $80, about the same price as the RT-AX57 Go), so you're getting more functionality for basically the same price. Now, I'm not saying get this product. But if you do go away from home at least a couple times a year and want to have a network you trust, this is a helpful device.