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Security
It's outstanding security protocols and data encryption technology offers an extra layer of protection wherever you go.
Privacy
It is the best travel accessory for business travelers, journalists, frequent flyers and anyone who feels the need to protect their privacy while surfing the internet.
OpenVPN and Wireguard
It supports 30+ popular OpenVPN service providers and Wireguard.
- Powered by MTK 7628NN 580Mhz SoC
- Small, light, easy to use
- 300Mbps high speed
- LEDE pre-installed
- Faster OpenVPN encryption
- 4 GPIOs for more DIY funs
Mango mini travel router
Mango by GL.iNet is your best choice for a travel router.
Margareth
Reviewed in the Netherlands on February 2, 2025
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Riccardo
Reviewed in Italy on January 22, 2025
Il GL.iNet GL-MT300N-V2 (Mango) Mini Router è compatto e leggero, ideale per i viaggi. Offre velocità Wi-Fi fino a 300 Mbps e supporta OpenVPN e WireGuard per una navigazione sicura. Consigliato per chi cerca un router
Lana
Reviewed in Canada on July 20, 2024
The wifi signal in the back corner of my new office just wasn't cutting it for my IOT devices, which was leading to lights shutting off and turning back on constantly as they dropped and re-acquired signal, my printer pausing and re-starting prints mid-way through, my smart board crashing...it was driving me crazy. After researching why all these devices that worked fine when my office as located in a different room would suddenly be having problems, one solution I came across was the wifi signal wasn't strong enough. So I looked for the cheapest little wifi extender I could find- and this little fella fit the bill.I love that I can install a VPN right on it, so now all my devices are protected and I can watch American shows on Netflix and Disney+ while connected to this network. It has several modes, I'm using it in Repeater mode to extend my wifi network- but it also has the ability to be used to broadcast cellular wifi via tethering or a cellular modem, or to be plugged into an ethernet cable. Not sure if I'll ever use either of those modes, but it's nice knowing if I ever need either of those I won't have to buy a new device.Setting it up was extremely easy- even installing HotSpot VPN on it was not difficult. It has a tonne of options in the configuration settings, most of which I have no idea what they do. The one setting I really appreciated was to be able to define which devices use the VPN and which of them don't. For instance my smart power strip didn't like the VPN, so it was easy to exclude it from the VPN and leave everything else on it.Worth the sale price I got on Prime Day for sure!
SnugglesTheHusky
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2024
Small and perfect for streaming devices to get past Geo-restrictions to watch content from other countries. The downside is that it's powered through micro USB instead of USB-C. It does not come with a USB charger so you need one. Works with surf shark wire guard VPN. You can connect your cell phone as an Internet provider in a pinch if necessary. Surf Shark doesn't have a VPN client for Apple TV. This solved the problem.Additional Info.The router runs OpenWRT and supports multiple VPN profiles in memory which can come in handy to access streaming content from across the globe. It supports multiple protocols such as Open VPN, L2TP, IPsec, WireGuard, & IKE2. The company also provides cloud management apps for Android and perhaps Apple. So once you set up your various VPN profiles, switching between them can be done easily with the phone app. Several popular VPN providers are already listed but you can manually set your VPN profiles using your provider vpn.conf from their website or enter it manually with a cell or PC.Here is another plus, if you add an inexpensive ethernet switch to the LAN port, you can connect multiple streaming devices. I use an Apple 4K Gen 3 and a Nvidia Shield TV 2019. My Roku can connect to this router using the built-in 2.4Ghz wifi hotspot this router provides.This won't replace a full home main router unless your needs are very modest. But given its small size, the modest needs of streaming devices, and how small streaming devices like Amazon Sticks, Roku, and Walmart streaming devices are, it is a no-brainer for travel as you can put them inside a case and pack it with your luggage. Just a reminder, this does not come with a USB dongle/charger. But most people have many lying around in draws from old phones.
Konsument
Reviewed in Germany on December 28, 2024
GL.iNet GL-MT300N-V2 (Mango), erworben im September 2024, 26,99 €Das Gerät funktioniert sehr gut und ist im Studentenwohnheim als lokaler Router im Einsatz.Mit ausreichendem IT-Knowhow kann man bei Bedarf dank OpenWrt umfangreichste Konfigurationen vornehmen, die weit über das hinausgehen, was z.B. bei einer FritzBox möglich ist. Zudem kann man jede Menge Software auf dem Gerät installieren.Ich richtete beispielsweise ein Shell-Script ein, um nach dem Start (und bei Verbindungsabbrüchen) automatisch eine SSH-Verbindung zu einem Server aufzubauen. Die Konfigurationsoberflächen von OpenWrt lassen keine Wünsche offen. Da OpenWrt ein Linux-Derivat ist, kann man sich mit dem Router zudem per Konsole verbinden und theoretisch das Potential eines Linux-Servers ausschöpfen.Die Rechenleistung ist jedoch nicht wirklich groß. Das könnte eine allgemeine Verwendung als "Heimserver" o.ä. einschränken.
D. Hardison
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024
We purchased the product so we could use it on a cruise. As people may know, cruise ships charge for each device you connect to the WiFi, so we should be able to connect a router, and then connect our phones and tablets to the router.1. That "shared repeater" part worked. As long as we were in the room, we were able to connect two phones and an iPad to a single purchased WiFi. It takes a while to connect, and runs a little on the slow side, but it was usable, and good for the price.2. This device does not have a built-in battery. If you want to carry it around the ship, you will need to plug it into a battery pack or some such. You will also need to keep an eye on cables, because it seems to come unplugged very easily or to at least lose the WiFi it is repeating. (The good news is that I could fit the modem and battery in a waterproof bag.)3. The device allows use of two common VPN protocols (OpenVPN, WireGuard), but our cruise ship disconnected us when I tried to install WireGuard. I have no idea how it knew, so this may be user error. But if you are planning to use this with a VPN, then I would suggest you install and test it before you travel.4. You have to be careful about the login and logoff, because our phones seemed to be identifying to the router using the same codes that the router was using to link to the ship's WiFi. So if the router turns off, then the ship might think that line is still connected, and not let anyone else connect on that account. This seems like pretty common behavior when a router is used as a repeater, so plan accordingly.5. We did not use the Mango for USB modem, tethering, or ethernet. I have no reason to believe these don't work, it was just not what we were looking for.6. This was almost a five-star review, but it was not as easy to set up as I had wanted. If you wait to get to the cruise ship before you try to set it up, you might spend a few hours of your cruise trying to figure out the instructions. This was only slightly harder than a regular modem repeater, but I had been trying to do the set-up on the flaky ship's Wifi, it would have been much harder.
EV
Reviewed in Mexico on January 6, 2024
compre este producto para probar por primera vez mi primer router con VPN, la verdad es que sirve pero la velocidad esta muy limitada sin embargo logre jugar en xbox online sin problemas y usar plataformas de video streaming sin problemas tambien, lo ideal es tener este router conectado por ethernet a algun access point para asi lograr la mejor conexion posible, aun con la mejor conexion posible solo logras 30mb de bajada y 30mb de subida conectado a la VPN por muy buena o rapida que sea la VPN no lograras mas de esa velocidad, este router me costo unos 600 pesos, hay una version de este router un poco mas avanzada que cuesta como 1200 pesos yo recomendaria que se vayan directamente por ese router ya que ese tiene el doble de velocidad de este, osea 60mb de bajada y 60mb de subida, yo utilizo estos router con SurfShark VPN y funcionan perfectamente. para lo que tengan mas dinero se puede ir directamente por el router de esta misma marca y de mayor velocidad que ya cuesta casi 4000 pesos pero esos manejan velocidades muy altas de conexion.
C. Smith
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2020
My requirement for this device was fairly specific. I travel every week for work and have begun bringing my Nintendo Switch on these trips with me. The problem is that the Nintendo Switch is notoriously horrible at connecting to wifi with a captive portal (aka registration splash screen). Such as hotels or other public wifi might require for confirmation to connect via a browser window. Basically the Switch hidden browser is worthless for these situations and hardly ever works.So I bought this device as a work around. By using this router to connect to the hotel wifi I only need it to make the connection and then it rebroadcasts my own private network. Which the Nintendo Switch can connect to just like any normal wifi that doesn't use captive portals within internet browsers (such as your home network).Setup was fairly straightforward. Granted I am a Network Engineer so I have a slight advantage. However, I found the instructions easy enough for anyone. My only minor complaint is that the router doesn't start broadcasting unless you toggle the "mode" switch located on the side (next to the reset button). The instructions aren't clear on that and the toggle switch itself isn't even labelled (but it is called out in the manual). Anyway turn that on first.Once I had setup the router per the instructions. I went ahead and pre-connected all of my devices (phone, laptop, Nintendo) while it was connected to my home network.Then a few days later I setup the router in a hotel. Using my phone I went to the router IP address (admin menus) and connected it to the hotel wifi. Then I launched a browser via my phone to do the hotel wifi registration. Done.Now the router is on the hotel wifi and all of my devices are connected to the router. One IP address. One registration (instead of having to register multiple times for multiple devices). Turned on my Nintendo Switch and it worked perfectly. No messing around with the Nintendo browser.So in summary. The router works on hotel wifi with captive portal. You only need to perform the hotel registration once and all of your devices are good.For $20 something bucks this just saved me a month of hotel registration headaches that I have been fighting. Thumbs up and highly recommend for anyone else in a similar situation.Side bonus this will give your personal devices an extra layer of protection from those public networks. This router is also very small (about 2x2 inches) so it easily fits inside a Nintendo Switch travel case if you own one.
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