GL.iNet GL-BE3600 Slate 7
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Peak Wi‑Fi speed is a clear strength at close range, with gigabit-class results and top-tier performance in several tests. The absence of 6GHz and long-range drop-off keep it below full-size...
Pros: VPN client support, value for money
Cons: 6 GHz performance, USB storage sharing
Its 9.5Gbps-class capacity is repeatedly described as exceptionally fast, easily covering gaming, streaming, and demanding household traffic.
Pros: Wi-Fi 7 support, Wi-Fi speed
Reviewers repeatedly describe very fast real-world Wi-Fi, including dramatic gains over older routers and a noticeable step up when using Wi-Fi 7-capable clients.
Pros: telephony features, value for money
Cons: LAN port speed, wall-mounting support
Wireless speeds are strong enough for streaming, calls, and general work in good coverage, but results fall sharply when the cellular connection is weak.
Pros: eSIM flexibility, cellular connectivity
Cons: interface responsiveness, Ethernet port count
Nearby Wi-Fi 7 speed can be exceptional, but other testing found mediocre throughput and weak scaling at distance, making overall speed highly environment-dependent.
Pros: value for money, design and appearance
Cons: node pairing ease, outdoor coverage