OpenWRT Travel Router GL.inet "GL-MT300N-V2" that can use Wireguard with DS-Lite though it is a palm size

Palm size for 3000 yen

Let's look at the actual machine.

The body, both the size and the color, the "DS-LITE router on your own!It looks exactly like the product introduced in OpenWrt with the single board computer "NANOPI R2S", but if you look closely, the arrangement of various interfaces is different and the contents are completely different.

The main chips are MediaTek's MT7628N (single core, 580MHz), with 128MB memory.Network-related is IEEE 802.11N with a maximum of 300Mbps Wi-Fi.The wired wired is equipped with two ports of WAN/LAN, which is compatible with 100BASE-TX.

Looking at the specifications alone, it is quite poor.However, considering that this product is a travel router that operates with USB power supply, it is a reasonable place (there are also higher -performance models, so if you need it, you can buy it.)

The greatest focus is on the software part, and this product also has a unique setting screen developed by GL.inet, but in addition to this, "OpenWrt", a Linux for open source routers, is also installed.

For this reason, when used as a normal travel router, the minimum required functions can be easily set on the simplified setting screen (of course Japanese).

However, OpenWRT is running on the back side, and by using it, it can be used as a highly flexible Wi-Fi router.

Of course, this product has already been acquired, and there is no problem in using it in Japan.In addition, even OpenWRT has been properly responded to legal regulations, and changing the Wi-Fi country code is basically not possible.

I would like to evaluate the fact that everything is free, but the degree of freedom is maintained in domestic specifications.