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Brand	GL.iNET
Model name	Flint 2
Special feature	QoS, Access Point Mode, Guest Mode, Internet Security
Frequency band class	Quad-Band
Wireless communication standard	802.11n, 802.11b, 802.11ax, 802.11ac, 802.11g
Compatible devices	Gaming Console, Personal Computer
Frequency	5 GHz
Recommended uses for product	Gaming, Home, Business
Included components	GL-MT6000 router with 2-year warranty, User Manual, Power Adapter (US Plug), Ethernet Cable
Connectivity technology	Wi-Fi

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***Please update the firmware upon initial setup of the router, as it greatly enhances the device's performance and ensures a superior user experience.*** 【WiFi 6 Standard with ultra-low latency】Wi-Fi 6 speeds up to 6 Gbps to let you enjoy smoother 4K streaming, gaming, video calls and more, DDR4 1GB / eMMC 8GB
【High Speed Gaming Router】Dominate with uninterrupted performance with the ultimate MT6000 gaming internet router, equipped with 8-stream Wi-Fi 6 technology, the Flint 2 delivers blazing speeds, ensuring a stable and high-speed connection during intense multiplayer battles.
【Rapid OpenVPN & Wireguard speed】Wireguard VPN and OpenVPN speeds up to 900Mbps and 190Mbps respectively, giving you complete control over your gaming, steaming and working bandwidth. Actual speed may differ depending on internet service provider, network environment, VPN server location, VPN service provider, etc.
【AdGuard Home Supported】Enabling the use of a DNS server for blocking unwanted tracking and offers a convenient web interface for filtering selected digital advertisements. Users can take full control of their online experience and enjoy a clutter-free browsing environment with ease.
【Mass device connectivity】Experience enhanced online connectivity with our higher storage capacity, catering to over a hundred devices and fulfilling the requirements of DIY users seeking to install additional plugins. Enjoy stable and reliable connections, ensuring seamless performance and accommodating a wide range of digital needs.
【Easy Setup】Follow the Initial Set-up video tutorial on �鶹�� or Connect MT6000 to your computer via Ethernet cable to access the web Admin Panel.

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Brand	‎GL.iNET
Manufacturer	‎GL.iNet
Place of Business	‎GL Technologies (HK) Ltd, Unit 601, 5W Science Park W Ave, Science Park, NT, Hong Kong
Model	‎GL-MT6000
Model Name	‎Flint 2
Part Number	‎GL-MT6000
Ram Memory Installed Size	‎1 GB
OS	‎Linux
Compatible Devices	‎Gaming Console, Personal Computer
Special features	‎QoS, Access Point Mode, Guest Mode, Internet Security
Mounting Hardware	‎GL-MT6000 router with 2-year warranty, User Manual, Power Adapter (US Plug), Ethernet Cable
Number of Items	‎1
Voltage	‎5 Volts
Batteries included	‎No
Batteries Required	‎No
Data transfer rate	‎6000 Megabits Per Second
Wireless Standard	‎802.11n, 802.11b, 802.11ax, 802.11ac, 802.11g
Frequency	‎5 GHz
Number of Ports	‎6
Connector Type	‎Wi-Fi
Does it contain liquid?	‎No
Includes rechargable battery	‎No
Manufacturer	‎GL.iNet
Item model number	‎GL-MT6000
Parcel Dimensions	‎26.8 x 23.9 x 7.4 cm; 1.32 kg
ASIN	‎B0CP7S3117

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Date First Available	Nov. 30 2023
Customer Reviews	1,211 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
�鶹�� Rank	#1,762 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #21 in Network Routers

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connectivity tech	Wi-Fi	Wi-Fi, Ethernet, USB	Ethernet, Wi-Fi	Ethernet	Wi-Fi	Ethernet
number of ports	6	5	2	6	5	4
data transfer rate	6000 megabits per second	5378 megabits per second	3000 megabits per second	1200 megabits per second	1200 megabits per second	1 gigabits per second
wireless standard	802 11 AX, 802 11 AC, 802 11 B, 802 11 G, 802 11 N	802 11 AX, 802 11 AC, 802 11 N, 802 11 G, 802 11 B	802 11 AX, 802 11 AC, 802 11 A, 802 11 B, 802 11 N	802 11 AC	802 11 AX, 802 11 AC, 802 11 N, 802 11 G	802 11 N
frequency band class	quad band	dual band	dual band	dual band	dual band	single band
LAN port bandwidth	2 x 2.5G Ports, 4 x 1G Ports	10/100/1000 Mbps	—	1000Mbps	1000 Mbps	10/100/1000 megabits per second
max. upstream rate	190 megabits per second	5378 megabits per second	300 megabits per second	50 megabits per second	—	4 gigabits per second
RAM size	1 GB	—	64 MB	128 MB	512 MB	1024 MB
security protocol	—	WPA/WPA2-Personal, WPA2/WPA3-Personal, WPA/WPA2-Enterprise encryptions	WPA3, WPA2-PSK	WPA2-PSK	WPA3	WPS
frequency	5 GHz	5 GHz	5 GHz	5 GHz	5 GHz	1000 MHz
operating system	Linux	Microsoft Windows 98SE/NT/2000/XP/Vista™/7/8/8.1/10, MAC OS, NetWare, UNIX or Linux	Linux	RouterOS	RouterOS	RouterOS

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GL-MT6000

	GL-MT6000 (Flint 2)	GL-X3000 (Spitz AX)	GL-MT3000 (Beryl AX)	GL-AXT1800 (Slate AX)
Customer Reviews	1,211	576	3,574	2,838
CPU	MediaTek Quad-core, @2.0GHz	MediaTek Dual-core, @1.3GHz	MT7981B Dual-core, @1.3GHz	IPQ6000 Quad-core, @1.2GHz
Memory / Storage	DDR4 1GB / eMMC 8GB	DDR4 512 MB / EMMC 8GB	DDR4 512MB / NAND Flash 256MB	DDR3L 512MB / NAND Flash 128MB
Wi-Fi Speed	1148Mbps(2.4GHz)4804Mbps(5GHz)	574Mbps(2.4GHz),2402Mbps(5GHz)	574Mbps(2.4GHz),2402Mbps(5GHz)	600Mbps(2.4GHz),1200Mbps(5GHz)
Ethernet Speed	2 x 2.5G Ports; 4 x 1G Ports	WAN Port:2.5G, LAN Port:1G	WAN Port:2.5G, LAN Port:1G	WAN Port:1G, LAN Port:1G
Ethernet Ports	WAN(2.5G),WAN/LAN(2.5G), LAN*4	1 x 2.5Gbps WAN, 1 x LAN	1 x 2.5Gbps WAN, 1 x LAN	1 x WAN, 2 x LAN
OpenVPN (Via Ethernet)	Max.190Mbps	Max.150Mbps	Max. 150Mbps	Max. 120Mbps
WireGuard (Via Ethernet)	Max. 900Mbps	Max. 300Mbps	Max. 300Mbps	Max. 550Mbps
Dimension / Weight	233 x 137 x 53 mm / 761g	155 x 95 x 36mm / 520g	106 x 83 x 33mm / 196g	125 x 82 x 36mm / 245g
Cellular Gateway	✘	✔	✘	✘

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19 customers mention "Features"17 positive2 negative

Customers like the features of the router. They mention it's an excellent OpenWrt router, great for OpenWrt enthusiasts, and a perfect device for everyday use. Customers also mention the client and server VPN features are very nice and fast to set up. They also say the features built-in such as AdGuard Home are a godsend.

"Awesome router. Easy to set up, lots of features and great value." Read more

"...Amazing!! So screw WiFi 7 for now, this is a great router with fantastic features and 2.5gb wan and lan port for the price!..." Read more

"...Overall a good home router." Read more

"This is the best Vpn router with 900 Mbps on wireguard protocol. Having a 2.5 GB port is plus" Read more

17 customers mention "Speed"15 positive2 negative

Customers like the speed of the router. They mention it has great Wi-Fi speeds, performance is really kicking butt, and the wireless signal strength is fantastic. Customers also say the overall experience using Wi-Fi has improved drastically over the Dir-885L. They also say the router is better than any they've owned so far.

"...The setup was super easy, and the performance is really kicking butt. If you want a router with Wifi 6 but none of the flashy "gaming" features...." Read more

"...The Flint 2 is fantastic with just my iPhone 15 hitting WiFi speeds of over 700mbps that’s 80MB’s per second...." Read more

"...With Wireguard the performance was at acceptable level. Offers Wireguard configuration for popular VPN providers out of the box...." Read more

"...have several smart home devices all over the house and this router hasn't skipped a beat...." Read more

8 customers mention "Setup"8 positive0 negative

Customers find the setup of the router easy. They mention it's simple, offers a very easy to use OpenWRT interface with none of the flashy bloat, and has a nice UI.

"Setting it up was very easy. The speeds we were getting from our ISP's modem/router combo were not as good as it should be, so I got this...." Read more

"...2 really sets itself apart from the rest by offering a very easy to use OpenWRT interface with none of the flashy bloat features you'd find on..." Read more

"Setup was a breeze. Wi-Fi 6 performance is upto 700Mbps without Wireguard enabled. With Wireguard the performance was at acceptable level...." Read more

6 customers mention "Functionality"6 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the functionality of the router. They mention it's a great router from a great company, perfect for everyday use, and decent for simple to complex network setups. Customers also say it limits advertisements in internet usage.

"...router at all, BUY THIS ONE, it is simple, it works, and it works better than any other. AND it's a reasonable price too. I'm so pleased with it!!!!!" Read more

"...WAN connection going to a 2.5Gbps LAN connection and everything is working effortlessly!..." Read more

"Great product. Wifi range and speed are amazing. Has wiregaurd and openvpn support. Great speeds and fast connection...." Read more

"Zero issues. Honestly I should have returned those tp-link deco ones but I kept hanging on that they would be good...." Read more

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Rodercot
No muss, no fuss!
Reviewed in Canada on June 22, 2025
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After many bloated routers that I have had, this Flint 2 just WORKS out of the box, as it should. No muss, no fuss!

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Lokesh
Best product and best customer service
Reviewed in Canada on May 19, 2025
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Great product. Wifi range and speed are amazing.
Has wiregaurd and openvpn support. Great speeds and fast connection.

If you ever need some kind of customization with firewall rules, you can use openwrt luci or even ssh into router.

Best for home use to limit advertisement in internet usage.

For any issues customer service will help with solution( actual firewall rules and setting ). Great customer care support too over email.

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Andrew C.
Great OpenWRT Router
Reviewed in Canada on September 3, 2024
Verified Purchase
This is a great router for those new or apprehensive about OpenWRT but who want to try it out. You don't have to worry about compatibility or flashing issues because OpenWRT is already installed behind the factory GUI. (Factory GUI is just a wrapper for OpenWRT.) The standard OpenWRT interface (LUCI) is accessible through the router GUI if you want to get down to it. The firmware will auto-download updates as they become available.

The hardware will easily support OpenVPN and other VPN protocols. Most VPN providers will have support pages to help get you up and running with a router-level VPN. Whether or not you set up a VPN, I recommend looking up how to enable Smart Queue Management (SQM), which isn't that difficult, but requires access to LUCI. SQM should help improve your latency and throughput across multiple devices if your current internet connection is being bogged down through your current router. Try using this router with SQM enabled before paying more to the internet company for "faster" internet! Try this router before resorting to "wifi range extenders," repeaters and other stuff like that. Don't bother "renting" an ISP router! This device could pay for itself in a couple of months. Seriously. We are a family of five, paying $35 per month for unlimited cable internet through a 3rd-party ISP in Ontario. They exist, they just don't have a great budget for advertising. We all stream, download and/or game simultaneously. We have several smart home devices all over the house and this router hasn't skipped a beat. Replaced an ASUS RT-AC64u running DDWRT and another TP-Link device flashed with OpenWRT.

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Kuljeet ghuman
Fastest router
Reviewed in Canada on April 28, 2025
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This is the best Vpn router with 900 Mbps on wireguard protocol. Having a 2.5 GB port is plus

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Joe
Great WIFi speeds
Reviewed in Canada on December 13, 2024
Verified Purchase
I have tried a few routers from WiFi 6 up to WiFi 7 to future proof but would get a hit in speeds with current WiFi 6 devices. The Flint 2 is fantastic with just my iPhone 15 hitting WiFi speeds of over 700mbps that’s 80MB’s per second. I’m on 1GB per second internet service so just shy of full speed just on WiFi! Amazing!!
So screw WiFi 7 for now, this is a great router with fantastic features and 2.5gb wan and lan port for the price!

With 1GB internet service:
1GB port you will hit 940mbps max
2.5GB port you should get full speed service of about 1025mbps which is the 1GB I’m paying for!

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Timea Taylor
Perfect router, what else needs to be said?
Reviewed in Canada on November 8, 2024
Verified Purchase
Upgraded from a D-Link Dir-885L running OpenWRT to this router, the Flint 2. I cannot recommend it more for anyone needing a Wifi 6 router with open wifi 6 drivers. The range difference, speed difference, and overall experience using wifi has improved drastically over the Dir-885L, aswell, the features built-in such as AdGuard Home are a godsend. If you are already familiar with OpenWRT, GL.iNet allows you to access the Luci interface through the advanced options, or if you really wanted to you could flash vanilla OpenWRT using the guide on the forums. GL.iNet also releases firmware for the Flint 2 on their website which, as of writing, uses OpenWRT 24.0. I would HIGHLY recommend this router to anyone who wants more out of their current router or just wants a more open router in general.

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Timea Taylor

Perfect router, what else needs to be said?

Reviewed in Canada on November 8, 2024
Upgraded from a D-Link Dir-885L running OpenWRT to this router, the Flint 2. I cannot recommend it more for anyone needing a Wifi 6 router with open wifi 6 drivers. The range difference, speed difference, and overall experience using wifi has improved drastically over the Dir-885L, aswell, the features built-in such as AdGuard Home are a godsend. If you are already familiar with OpenWRT, GL.iNet allows you to access the Luci interface through the advanced options, or if you really wanted to you could flash vanilla OpenWRT using the guide on the forums. GL.iNet also releases firmware for the Flint 2 on their website which, as of writing, uses OpenWRT 24.0. I would HIGHLY recommend this router to anyone who wants more out of their current router or just wants a more open router in general.

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LadyQueenCC
Decent router for simple to complex network setups.
Reviewed in Canada on March 18, 2025
Verified Purchase
Knew it wasn't gonna be a piece of cake to get the network configuration I was after with this router, however it seemed possible base on the research I did.

Like I expected, most of the configuration I needed to do via Luci and SSH. Although I understand a bit of networking, this was my first time with OpenWRT. Utilizing online resources and through trial and error, I manage to get the setup I wanted after two weeks. The unit I got was shipped with 4.6.2 firmware that runs on OpenWRT 21.02 which has it issues. A major one was the wireless interface "not associated" error, which meant that I had to SSH into the router and do some additional steps found on a GL.iNet forum and I had to do this for each of the 4 wireless interfaces I created. Along the way I upgraded to firmware 4.7.0 (still on OpenWRT 21.02) because of the added wireguard support for NordVPN to see what it's like, only to find out that the GL.iNet GUI only allows you to use it VPN feature with the default Home/Lan and Guest network. The additional networks I created doesn't appear.

The GL.iNet GUI is built for network setups that focus on the Home/LAN and Guest network, it doesn't reflect a lot of the configuration you do via Luci. For example the IoT network I created doesn't show the Clients connected or allow me to select it for VPN options, however it shows me the wireless interface on the Wireless page.

Another issue I had was with the split tunneling setup where I wanted a particular network to go through a VPN while the others go through the WAN. Got it working then the next day it wasn't and spent the next two weeks pondering about why it decided to only work for a day. While I was figuring that out, I eventually switch to the 4.7.0-op24 Beta firmware (base on OpenWRT 24.10) cause I figure the PBR on firmware 4.7.0 was buggy and 4.7.0-op24 runs on a recent version of OpenWRT. Although I had to reconfigure from scratch, the process was better than the previous two firmware. For one I didn't get the wireless interface not associated error/bug I mentioned earlier and the PBR is up and running, a little buggy but it works. I notice the wireless seem to dropout at times on 4.7.0, didn't experience that 4.7.0-op24 or 4.6.2.

Despite the challenges, I got the configuration that I was aiming for. Would have been nice if the GL.iNet GUI showed me the additional networks I created and allow me to see the active devices in the Client section. What I found interesting is that OpenWRT itself doesn't show you the active devices connected on cable via Luci, only wireless devices as far as I can tell. A thought came to my mind that this is a Linux based router which means it's possible that it has a Nmap package that could be installed. Turns out the thought was right, Nmap does the job.

So to sum up, I got the 5 logical networks, split tunneled one of them through WireGuard via PBR, configured VLANs as there's a managed switch (Linksys LGS310C) coming in on the WAN port and utilized Nmap to see active devices/clients.

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LadyQueenCC

Decent router for simple to complex network setups.

Reviewed in Canada on March 18, 2025
Knew it wasn't gonna be a piece of cake to get the network configuration I was after with this router, however it seemed possible base on the research I did.

Like I expected, most of the configuration I needed to do via Luci and SSH. Although I understand a bit of networking, this was my first time with OpenWRT. Utilizing online resources and through trial and error, I manage to get the setup I wanted after two weeks. The unit I got was shipped with 4.6.2 firmware that runs on OpenWRT 21.02 which has it issues. A major one was the wireless interface "not associated" error, which meant that I had to SSH into the router and do some additional steps found on a GL.iNet forum and I had to do this for each of the 4 wireless interfaces I created. Along the way I upgraded to firmware 4.7.0 (still on OpenWRT 21.02) because of the added wireguard support for NordVPN to see what it's like, only to find out that the GL.iNet GUI only allows you to use it VPN feature with the default Home/Lan and Guest network. The additional networks I created doesn't appear.

The GL.iNet GUI is built for network setups that focus on the Home/LAN and Guest network, it doesn't reflect a lot of the configuration you do via Luci. For example the IoT network I created doesn't show the Clients connected or allow me to select it for VPN options, however it shows me the wireless interface on the Wireless page.

Another issue I had was with the split tunneling setup where I wanted a particular network to go through a VPN while the others go through the WAN. Got it working then the next day it wasn't and spent the next two weeks pondering about why it decided to only work for a day. While I was figuring that out, I eventually switch to the 4.7.0-op24 Beta firmware (base on OpenWRT 24.10) cause I figure the PBR on firmware 4.7.0 was buggy and 4.7.0-op24 runs on a recent version of OpenWRT. Although I had to reconfigure from scratch, the process was better than the previous two firmware. For one I didn't get the wireless interface not associated error/bug I mentioned earlier and the PBR is up and running, a little buggy but it works. I notice the wireless seem to dropout at times on 4.7.0, didn't experience that 4.7.0-op24 or 4.6.2.

Despite the challenges, I got the configuration that I was aiming for. Would have been nice if the GL.iNet GUI showed me the additional networks I created and allow me to see the active devices in the Client section. What I found interesting is that OpenWRT itself doesn't show you the active devices connected on cable via Luci, only wireless devices as far as I can tell. A thought came to my mind that this is a Linux based router which means it's possible that it has a Nmap package that could be installed. Turns out the thought was right, Nmap does the job.

So to sum up, I got the 5 logical networks, split tunneled one of them through WireGuard via PBR, configured VLANs as there's a managed switch (Linksys LGS310C) coming in on the WAN port and utilized Nmap to see active devices/clients.

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J. Huggins
Powerful OpenWRT IQRouter Replacement for Low Latency No Bufferbloat Cake SQM Performance and More
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025
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Regarding the Flint 2 GL-MT6000 router by GL.iNet received May 1, 2025

I have a Netgear CM600 cable modem (also purchased on �鶹�� IIRC) and 300/10 Mbit cable service feeding the Flint 2.

After the very sad demise of the IQRouter company, I knew I couldn't be without a full featured OpenWRT based router that could handle SQM and Cake without choking and that would give me access to all those settings I was reading about on the internet. I wanted those A+ bufferbloat scores that the IQRouter gave me even if I had to wade through millions of misleading and obsolete configuration posts.

The training wheels have come off and the Flint 2 has delivered.

On the hardware side:
The hefty passive heatsink inspires confidence because routers heat up under heavy load which can cause intermittent performance issues. The antennas can't swivel to the side unlike my stone age routers that you could rotate into a rabbit ears position. It appears this generation they are meant to stay parallel, likely for beamforming purposes.

On the operating system and software side:
If you're confronting the full fat OpenWRT for the first time like me then the slick Netdata monitor console which you can install, plus the preinstalled systemwide AdGuard ad blocking and VPN that can be turned on or off by clicking a button will make you feel satisfied. You can run a multimedia server, Tailscale for remote access and other stuff I didn't know I needed is built in and made easy.

I can finally get a decent port forward for QBittorrent.

WiFi coverage is as good or better than my last router although I don't have any WiFi 6 devices to test that band. The Flint 2 does have DFS bands on 5G WiFi that I didn't know existed. My cell phone sees those bands but my 4K Firestick doesn't. If you live in an apartment building then you will appreciate those DFS bands because not as many of your neighbors will have access to them, so less interference.

There is a new GL.iNet firmware version in the works which is great to know, and anyway you can put vanilla OpenWRT on the device so obsolescence is not an issue. Their product release schedule is impressive too which gives me confidence in this company.

Customer support was excellent. I contacted them about a mistake I had made which was not their responsibility and that was entirely their prerogative to dismiss yet they handled it with aplomb.

Research indicates this is a good value router too, but don't buy on impulse if you know what I mean.

In summary, if you've done your research, and this router is on your list of candidates, then I can recommend it.

This review was written without the assistance of any AI, and ignoring all my browser's grammar autosuggestions to add more commas. I left out some hyphens too that the browser missed. Stupid browser.

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Jad
Excellent openWRT router
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on July 20, 2024
Verified Purchase
Router uses a custom openwrt firmware, you can flash normal openwrt on it but i decided to stay on the custom version. It’s great with good specs.

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Cliente �鶹��
Recomendado 100%, lo vale el precio que cuesta
Reviewed in Spain on June 18, 2025
Verified Purchase
Recomendado al 100%, es maravilloso, mas distancia de señal del wifi, mas velocidad, te quita la publicidad activando el adware home, le puedes poner VPN y es muy facil de configurar y es muy intuitivo, tienes mas conexiones de ethernet....son todo ventajas, estoy encantado

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carlo cesana
SE SEI INDECISO LEGGI QUESTA RECENSIONE
Reviewed in Italy on April 28, 2025
Verified Purchase
SE SEI INDECISO…. COMPRALO, ORA TI SPIEGO PERCHÉ:
Ho conosciuto questa azienda per puro caso, inizialmente pensavo fosse tutta una grossa montatura, non mi fidavo dele recensioni online perché mi sembravano pilotate.
Ho acquistato il router per testarlo… sono sbalordito… è perfetto sia per smanettoni sia per chi vuole invece un Plug and Play

Ecco perché credo sia un prodotto vincente:

1/ ESPERIENZA UTENTE

- L’interfaccia principale (quella originale di GliNet) è a prova di neofita, ogni pulsante e menu ha una spiegazione per farti capire cosa stai facendo.
- La grafica è moderna e accattivante.
- Esperienza di configurazione guidata.

2/ OPZIONI AVANZATE.

Il sistema operativo standard si basa su una versione openWrt (credo la versione 21, non troppo aggiornata ma stabile) avrete un software basato su Linux che permette di fare molto molto di più di un normale router.
Avendo permesso root è possibile adattarlo a qualsiasi scenario, poiché potrete modificare ogni singolo parametro, installare pacchetti aggiuntivi, modificare le più improbabili impostazioni, impostare regole sul router ecc avete il pieno accesso al software del router quindi l’unico limite è la vostra conoscenza di networking e dei pacchetti esistenti.

Le opzioni avanzate sono accessibili tramite interfaccia grafica con LuCi oppure tramite connessione SSH (occhio, il comando “nano” è supportato ma dovrete installarlo come pacchetto aggiuntivo)

Alcune delle cose che potrete fare:
-Collegare una VPN al router
-AdGuard o altri blocchi pubblicità/servizi basati su DNS
-SQM/QoS
- Cambiare priorità ai dispositivi o pacchetti impostare per scempio CS5/CS6
- Modificare potenza in mmW del segnale
- filtro Mac Address
- limitare banda su alcuni dispositivi
- Parental control
- Rete Tor
- network storage
- dynamic DNS
- DNS https
- impostare come router, come AP, Tethering ecc

Potrei andare avanti ma non mi basterebbe questa recensione.

3/ ASSISTENZA CLIENTI

Li ho contattati per verificare come si muovono
(Penso che l’assistenza clienti sia l’indicatore di una buona compagnia)
Risposta fulminea, meno di 24h.
Molto dettagliati , hanno costumer care orientato al cliente ed alla risoluzione del problema, sanno cosa fanno, se hai problemi di configurazione puoi fornire le credenziali di accesso al router e entrano per sistemare i parametri o controllare cosa non va (se lo fate consiglio di mettere delle credenziali “usa e getta” solo per quel momento)

4/ QUALITÀ COSTRUTTIVA

Ultima ma non per importanza, ottima qualità costruttiva.
Ho disassemblato il router per controllare come fosse l’interno (sì ho perso la garanzia ma reputavo più importante capire cosa avessi in mano)
L’hardware è di ottima qualità, l’assemblaggio dei componenti è fatto bene, il router ha un peso discreto ed è dato da una super piastra in alluminio che copre tutta la scheda madre (dissipatore) previene surriscaldamento e perdita di potenza quando sotto stress, non necessita così di ventole (super silenzioso) in fine beh è bello da vedere, inoltre ha abbastanza porte lan da andar bene anche per ufficio o case cablate come si deve, ho buttato via lo switch (non mi serviva più)

CONSIGLIO:
Se siete smanettoni installate le versioni 4.x.x op24 (si basano su una versione modificata di openWrt più recente, permettono più compatibilità con i pacchetti aggiornati) il firmware standard fa i capricci con i pacchetti più recenti.

NON È PRESENTE MODEM, SOLO ROUTER.
Cosa vuol dire?
- Se hai una connessione VDSL o simile (in rame o misto rame) serve un modem configurato in DMZ collegato alla porta WLAN del FLINT 2
- Se hai una connessione FTTH, fibra pura e hai l’ONT in casa (la borchia che converte la fibra alla porta Rj45 ) tramite openWrt non dovrebbe essere troppo difficile configurare i parametri del ISP e farlo andare pulito senza modem della company telefonica di mezzo. Dovrai cercare però i parametri di configurazione, di solito te li danno chiamando o sono sul loro sito.

ORA… NON HAI SCUSE.

PUOI PROCEDERE CON L’ACQUISTO

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Reviewed in Italy on April 28, 2025
SE SEI INDECISO…. COMPRALO, ORA TI SPIEGO PERCHÉ:
Ho conosciuto questa azienda per puro caso, inizialmente pensavo fosse tutta una grossa montatura, non mi fidavo dele recensioni online perché mi sembravano pilotate.
Ho acquistato il router per testarlo… sono sbalordito… è perfetto sia per smanettoni sia per chi vuole invece un Plug and Play

Ecco perché credo sia un prodotto vincente:

1/ ESPERIENZA UTENTE

- L’interfaccia principale (quella originale di GliNet) è a prova di neofita, ogni pulsante e menu ha una spiegazione per farti capire cosa stai facendo.
- La grafica è moderna e accattivante.
- Esperienza di configurazione guidata.

2/ OPZIONI AVANZATE.

Il sistema operativo standard si basa su una versione openWrt (credo la versione 21, non troppo aggiornata ma stabile) avrete un software basato su Linux che permette di fare molto molto di più di un normale router.
Avendo permesso root è possibile adattarlo a qualsiasi scenario, poiché potrete modificare ogni singolo parametro, installare pacchetti aggiuntivi, modificare le più improbabili impostazioni, impostare regole sul router ecc avete il pieno accesso al software del router quindi l’unico limite è la vostra conoscenza di networking e dei pacchetti esistenti.

Le opzioni avanzate sono accessibili tramite interfaccia grafica con LuCi oppure tramite connessione SSH (occhio, il comando “nano” è supportato ma dovrete installarlo come pacchetto aggiuntivo)

Alcune delle cose che potrete fare:
-Collegare una VPN al router
-AdGuard o altri blocchi pubblicità/servizi basati su DNS
-SQM/QoS
- Cambiare priorità ai dispositivi o pacchetti impostare per scempio CS5/CS6
- Modificare potenza in mmW del segnale
- filtro Mac Address
- limitare banda su alcuni dispositivi
- Parental control
- Rete Tor
- network storage
- dynamic DNS
- DNS https
- impostare come router, come AP, Tethering ecc

Potrei andare avanti ma non mi basterebbe questa recensione.

3/ ASSISTENZA CLIENTI

Li ho contattati per verificare come si muovono
(Penso che l’assistenza clienti sia l’indicatore di una buona compagnia)
Risposta fulminea, meno di 24h.
Molto dettagliati , hanno costumer care orientato al cliente ed alla risoluzione del problema, sanno cosa fanno, se hai problemi di configurazione puoi fornire le credenziali di accesso al router e entrano per sistemare i parametri o controllare cosa non va (se lo fate consiglio di mettere delle credenziali “usa e getta” solo per quel momento)

4/ QUALITÀ COSTRUTTIVA

Ultima ma non per importanza, ottima qualità costruttiva.
Ho disassemblato il router per controllare come fosse l’interno (sì ho perso la garanzia ma reputavo più importante capire cosa avessi in mano)
L’hardware è di ottima qualità, l’assemblaggio dei componenti è fatto bene, il router ha un peso discreto ed è dato da una super piastra in alluminio che copre tutta la scheda madre (dissipatore) previene surriscaldamento e perdita di potenza quando sotto stress, non necessita così di ventole (super silenzioso) in fine beh è bello da vedere, inoltre ha abbastanza porte lan da andar bene anche per ufficio o case cablate come si deve, ho buttato via lo switch (non mi serviva più)

CONSIGLIO:
Se siete smanettoni installate le versioni 4.x.x op24 (si basano su una versione modificata di openWrt più recente, permettono più compatibilità con i pacchetti aggiornati) il firmware standard fa i capricci con i pacchetti più recenti.

NON È PRESENTE MODEM, SOLO ROUTER.
Cosa vuol dire?
- Se hai una connessione VDSL o simile (in rame o misto rame) serve un modem configurato in DMZ collegato alla porta WLAN del FLINT 2
- Se hai una connessione FTTH, fibra pura e hai l’ONT in casa (la borchia che converte la fibra alla porta Rj45 ) tramite openWrt non dovrebbe essere troppo difficile configurare i parametri del ISP e farlo andare pulito senza modem della company telefonica di mezzo. Dovrai cercare però i parametri di configurazione, di solito te li danno chiamando o sono sul loro sito.

ORA… NON HAI SCUSE.

PUOI PROCEDERE CON L’ACQUISTO

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Luíza Duarte Utsch
OpenWRT, dynamic DNS, Adblocking: all out of the box!
Reviewed in Ireland on April 29, 2025
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Brilliant little router, I just wanted something with a bit more features to replace my RX9, and I wasn't expecting to get openwrt at that price range. And that's what you will get, I planned to install openwrt myself, but didn't even bother. It also provides an easy to use interface, many interesting features just a. few clicks away. The "in house" dynamic DNS almost brought tears to my eyes, it doesn't have a cool DNS name but IT'S ALREADY THERE! Small things, but I'm just happy to work with a router that's not a blackbox, or with weird limitations.

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