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With a travel router, you can create a secure and private Wi-Fi network in just minutes, giving you the freedom to work, stream, and stay in touch with loved ones from anywhere.
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Why do you need a travel router?
Imagine capturing incredible vacation moments, only to be met with a dreaded "no connection" message. A travel router is more than just a device; it's your ultimate companion to a connected world, no matter where your adventures take you. Here's why you need one:
Protect Your Online Privacy
when connected to public Wi-Fi
Stay Connected Without Hassle
one switch, all devices online
Save Money On the Go
Share network with multiple devices
Why GL.iNet travel routers
Protect your privacy with a VPN
Secure Your Data on Public Wi-Fi
Public Wi-Fi networks can be risky, leaving your data vulnerable to hackers and snoopers. A travel router, however, lets you use a VPN to encrypt your internet traffic, safeguarding your personal information. This extra layer of protection provides peace of mind, whether you're working remotely or accessing sensitive online accounts.
Access to Home Network
Accessing Your Home Network Remotely
Imagine accessing your home server or NAS drive from anywhere in the world, just like you're sitting in your living room. With a travel router, that's a reality. Simply plug it in, connect to the internet, and access your files and data remotely. It's ideal for digital nomads, remote workers, and anyone who needs to stay connected to their home network.
Share Mobile Data
Sharing Secure Wi-Fi Access
Traveling with family or friends? A travel router simplifies your digital life. It eliminates the need to share limited hotspot data or rely on unreliable public networks, letting everyone enjoy fast, secure internet access.
Connect all your devices – from smartphones to gaming consoles – to a single, secure network for seamless file sharing, streaming, and collaboration, making your travels more enjoyable and productive.
Meet the GL.iNet Travel Routers
Release
Slate 7 (GL-BE3600)
Wi-Fi 7 Travel Router
Seller
Beryl AX / GL-MT3000
Wi-Fi 6 Router with 2.5G Port
VPN
Slate AX (GL-AXT1800)
Wi-Fi 6 Gigabit Router
Value
Opal (GL-SFT1200)
Cost-Effective Pocket Router
Battery
Mudi V2 (GL-E750V2)
Portable 4G Cellular Router
Reliable
Slate Plus (GL-A1300)
Gigabit Travel Router
What our customers say
Great travel router
Was looking for something easy to set up each time. This is fantastic! Easy to setup up using their app and setup wherever WiFi or Ethernet is available. Has built in VPN too.
Robust and portable
Functioning perfectly in a storage box with my starlink for over 12 months. It has traveled over 7000km on road and rough corrugated dirt. it is pulled out daily when traveling, and runs 24/7 when at home base. No 240v required! This setup runs off the caravan or car battery via an Anderson plug.
Portable, flexible, highly recommended
I work in IT so when this was recommended by LTT, I looked carefully for whether it was worth my time. I didn’t think a simple router would impress me, but this ticks all of the boxes I didn’t think I needed to tick!
Best Dorm Room Purchase by Far!
I bought this thing for my dorm room and it works flawlessly. I also plan on using this router (or buying another one of GL.iNet’s travel routers) on vacations this summer. Totally recommend this purchase to anyone needing a travel router or a router for a small space! I can still be connected a few doors down (which is very impressive though these THICK CINDERBLOCK dormitory walls)!
Probably the best travel router
I am completely satisfied with the hardware (I really see the whole thing as a travel router and not as a router replacement - the equipment is perfectly adequate for traveling). In terms of usability, I would say that even people who are not IT-savvy can set up and use this router. Everything is explained step by step and the modified interface makes it very clear.
It just works!
Great router! Shared internet on our cruise with the entire family. Everyone was happy.
