TLDR: Gl.iNet Slate 7 isn't worth it.
Since I've had a few people ask If I'll be making a dedicated mount for the Gl.iNet Slate 7 travel router that came out earlier this year, I wanted to address this directly. I get the appeal of of seeing a new, shiny thing and assuming its better in every way. But I've been around long enough to know this isn't always the case. When you compare what's actually there, the juice isn't worth the squeeze. At the moment, I have dedicated mounting options for the Beryl AX and the Slate AX . Both of which are support IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ax (WiFi6) these are low-powered devices that can be beneficial to have on set. If you want to know more about their potential, read my previous post: "What's that for?": Why you Might Want a Travel Router As it stands, I currently have no plans to make a dedicated mount for the GL.iNet Slate 7 , and here’s why: Limited WiFi7 Benefit: Currently the only devices that would be on set that even support WiFi7 are iPhone ...
