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ENVEL GL-MT1300 (Beryl) wireless router
Pocket-sized dual-band router with OpenVPN, WireGuard and Tor pre-installed, three Gigabit ports, USB 3.0 and a MicroSD slot for up to 512 GB
- Dual-band Wi-Fi up to 867 Mbps on 5 GHz and 400 Mbps on 2.4 GHz
- Pre-installed OpenVPN and WireGuard with support for 30+ VPN providers
- OpenWrt 19.07 for custom applications and DIY projects
- 256 MB DDR3L, 32 MB flash, MicroSD up to 512 GB and USB 3.0
- Three Gigabit Ethernet ports plus repeater and captive-portal modes
Compact travel router for secure public Wi-Fi
The GL-MT1300 Beryl is a pocket-sized dual-band router designed for travellers who need a private wireless network from hotel or public hotspots. It supports up to 40 connected devices and includes a hardware toggle for VPN or Tor traffic. OpenWrt 19.07 provides a programmable base for custom networking projects.
Sustained throughput with OpenVPN and WireGuard
Pre-installed OpenVPN and WireGuard clients handle encrypted tunnels at line rate across the three Gigabit Ethernet ports. The DDR3L 256 MB memory and 32 MB flash keep routing tables stable during long sessions. A USB 3.0 port adds local storage or tethering without throttling the wireless radios.
Dual-band 802.11ac limits and extensibility
The 5 GHz radio reaches 867 Mbps while the 2.4 GHz radio reaches 400 Mbps under the 802.11ac standard. A MicroSD slot accepts cards up to 512 GB for additional file storage. Builders who need 802.11ax speeds or more than three wired ports should consider other form factors.
Points forts
- Dual-band Wi-Fi up to 867 Mbps on 5 GHz and 400 Mbps on 2.4 GHz
- Pre-installed OpenVPN and WireGuard with support for 30+ VPN providers
- OpenWrt 19.07 for custom applications and DIY projects
- 256 MB DDR3L, 32 MB flash, MicroSD up to 512 GB and USB 3.0
- Three Gigabit Ethernet ports plus repeater and captive-portal modes
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Questions sur cet article
Does the 867Mbps 5GHz radio run hot when the router handles 40 devices all day?
The router uses passive cooling and draws power from a USB 3.0 source; sustained 40-device loads stay within its thermal design.
What power source must I already have to run the GL-MT1300?
A USB 3.0 port or adapter that can supply 5 V is required; the unit has no internal battery.
Will the OpenWrt 19.07 build recognise the DDR3L 256MB memory on my older x86 single-board computer if I bridge them?
The DDR3L 256MB is soldered to this router’s own board and is not shared with external hardware.
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