GL.iNet GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) WiFi 6 High Speed Gaming Routers for Wireless Internet, 2 x 2.5G Ethernet Ports for Fiber Optic Modem, Long Range Computer VPN WiFi Router, Home & Business

GL.iNet GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) WiFi 6 High Speed Gaming Routers for Wireless Internet, 2 x 2.5G Ethernet Ports for Fiber Optic Modem, Long Range Computer VPN WiFi Router, Home & Business

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GL.iNet GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) WiFi 6 High Speed Gaming Routers for Wireless Internet, 2 x 2.5G Ethernet Ports for Fiber Optic Modem, Long Range Computer VPN WiFi Router, Home & Business
Price: $159.99
(as of Jan 31,2026 17:08:53 UTC – Details)

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Customers say

Customers find this router to be a professional-quality device that works better than others, particularly excelling as a WireGuard server. The device is easy to configure, with customers noting it can install vanilla OpenWRT easily, and they appreciate its consistently fast speeds and advanced configuration options. Customers praise its signal strength, with one reporting 800Mbps performance, and its value for money, considering it an affordable home router.

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223 customers mention quality, 209 positive, 14 negative

Customers praise the router's quality, describing it as a glorious little piece of gear and the best OpenWRT router available.

Great router. Fast. Wish I found this before I bought TP-Link garbage. Highly recommend. GL.net fan. Bought the travel router. Liked it….Read more

This is an excellent router. Especially when you need multiple WAN connections. I ultimately bought two of these they work great.Read more

…It's really worth it I think to get a good router that provides options like running Adguard Home and VPNs directly on the router…Read more

This is hands-down the best router I've ever owned….Read more

196 customers mention functionality, 163 positive, 33 negative

Customers report that the router performs better than other models, particularly excelling as a VPN server and with WireGuard functionality.

works great!, this router has helped me a lot, now with tailscale I have a jellyfin server working for my familiy and personal use.Read more

I have had this router for a while now and am happy with it. it is reliable and I have not had any connection issues either threw hard wire or wifi….Read more

It runs OpenWRT (open source) and has both a user friendly interface developed by GL-iNet, and the regular LUCI interface for more advanced users…Read more

…There's everything here: Great performance, Simple and High quality interface, and an expert mode if you really need it….Read more

134 customers mention ease of setup, 119 positive, 15 negative

Customers find the router easy to configure and use, with the ability to install vanilla OpenWRT, and one customer notes that the web interface is user-friendly.

…But I am a fan. A huge fan in fact. Easy to setup, fully supported by openwrt. Great stock GUI interface, with lots of built in options! Great Range!…Read more

Easy setup and greatly improved transfer speed, with including over VPN. Coverage area exceeds our needs which are well away from our house….Read more

…It has great connectivity, long range and is easy to set up! It is small and does not take up too much room at all. This is absolutely a game changer.Read more

Fast, easy to use, and hackable with OpenWRT. We are an edge case as we needed to set up a print server for a USB printer….Read more

119 customers mention speed, 90 positive, 29 negative

Customers report consistently fast speeds and reliable performance, with one customer noting significant improvements of almost 200 Mbps, though some mention the lack of hardware acceleration.

…This router is so fast and easy to navigate, and obviously it is fast doing what it's supposed to do. I will never buy a slow, clunky router again….Read more

…It's also very fast. I have two of them, one at my home away from home and one for traveling. Properly set up they make working remotely easy….Read more

…Easy setup, great speed, fast processor, and ample RAM. Very solid device at a great price.Read more

Unnecessary restart Connection not stable Slow internet speed Higher in price Take long time to reconnect…Read more

98 customers mention features, 91 positive, 7 negative

Customers appreciate the router's advanced configuration options and highly customizable settings, with one customer noting that AdGuard Home is built right in.

…But in terms of serving as a powerful, customizable, and relatively open router for advanced home uses, this router has exceeded my expectations…Read more

This router is feature rich and has very good signal strength for this price point. I am very happy with this purchase….Read more

Love this router. Easy setup. Loads of features. Works extremely well. Both wifi range and speed are great.Read more

This thing is amazing, so many options and features. The VPN is great and works well, same for ad guard. Support is great too!Read more

76 customers mention value for money, 69 positive, 7 negative

Customers find the router offers good value for money, with one customer specifically mentioning it saves them from Spectrum's rental fee.

…Very impressed so far. This was worth every penny! Will update once I get on the road!Read more

…knowledge of networking who just wants to plug in and go at a great price and minimal need to create an account with the vendor.Read more

This product is Great & good price.Read more

…All in all, I found this upgrade worth it. The additional memory is welcomed. I'm not running at 36% memory use opposed to 65% on my Flint1….Read more

67 customers mention signal strength, 56 positive, 11 negative

Customers are satisfied with the router's signal strength, reporting strong coverage and 1.5gbps speeds, with one customer noting improved 2.4GHz reach across the house.

…It works very well with a signal strength that keeps up with our dozens of smart devices, and other equipment without any noticeable impact on the…Read more

…This is honestly the best router I have owned in a decade. Stable, good signal, and great performance. I highly recommend this product.Read more

…The router is pretty fast, both in terms of ethernet and wifi (it has wifi 6 so that's nice)….Read more

…There is no connection issue. Speed is great. Signal strength is great. I highly recommend this router. The stock open source firmware works great….Read more

61 customers mention vpn connectivity, 53 positive, 8 negative

Customers appreciate the router's VPN capabilities, which can be set up into their network, and one customer notes its seamless WireGuard integration.

…There are lots of other cool features like VPN, remote management, ad blocking, and extra security options….Read more

…There's a built in Pi hole-like software from AdGuard and VPN support, both of which I have not used yet due to having a separate Pi hole…Read more

…Quad core, 1gb ram, and 7gb storage, usb port for more. VPN, Adblock. Ya gotta be pretty nerdy to use half of its capabilities….Read more

…Pros: – VPN Server (OpenVPN and Wireguard) – VPN Client to VPN providers (Wireguard, Proton to name a few) -…Read more


Day One, and I'm super impressed!

5 out of 5 stars

Day One, and I'm super impressed!
I opened the box, hung the router where I want it to stay, unplugged my own machine from the existing network, plugged into my new GL.iNet. Changed password, and I was sent straight into the simple setup screen. It took 10 minutes or less for me to get on line, it was that easy. Then, I started fiddling around – first stop the VPN page. I logged into my VPN on the router, then uninstalled VPN from my computer and did a speed test. MY SPEEDS INCREASED SIGNIFICANTLY! This router is optimized for VPNs, and I strongly suspected that my internet speeds would go up using it. BINGO! It works better than expected! I immediately told my wife that she could uninstall the VPN software from her machine, and her speed increased significantly as well. It should be noted that there are a dozen other devices on the network, all using bandwidth, but our two ethernet machines are enjoying MUCH faster internet now! I've enabled Wireguard and Ad Blocking, both of which enhance internet speed, with or without a VPN. I can probably uninstall some of the ad blocking software on our desktops, and perhaps see another tiny increase in performance. Everyone in the house who connects via WIFI are still on the old network, which is now routed through this GL.iNet router. No one is complaining, so I know it works. Perhaps I'll start migrating people onto the new router between Christmas and New Year. To be perfectly honest, all I really care about is my wife's computer, and my own. Everyone else can be upgraded at my leisure, LOL! Oh – I didn't immediately check for updates, because the setup routine pointed me away from that screen. By the time I remembered to check, the router had already updated itself to the latest firmware. There has to be a magic cron job running somewhere, to have slipped that past me. I'll dig deeper into that sooner or later. Five stars, primarily because I've NEVER seen a router that was so very easy to set up! The increase in internet speed is another strong reason to give it five stars. The added security for every device in the household is a huge bonus. EDIT 1: Scroll down through the reviews to find T's review. I repost his image here, for clarity. You want to reconfigure you LAN ports for maximum internet speeds. He says to do this for Verizon internet, but I find that it made a big difference on my own fiber-to-the-house, operated by our local electrical cooperative. The image has explicit instructions inked into it, but I want to be clear that T deserves credit for both the image, and the instructions. While this router is giving me the best speeds I have ever seen, it was falling short of my ISP's advertised speeds, until I made this port switch! Second Edit: Day four. I've migrated everyone onto this WIFI router, and eliminated the old hardware completely. Internet speeds have increased moderately, if you are inside the house. However, outside the house, I find that this router reaches every corner of the one acre that I keep mowed. There were a couple spots that just didn't quite work on the old hardware. Going out the drive, and the gravel road, I can maintain connectivity almost a hundred yards further than my old router. That may or may not seem significant, but it means that my telephone and internet will work while I am out working 100 yards further away from the house. That is handy for identifying wildlife or plants that I find. I've not yet wandered into the woods on either side of the road, to see how far the WIFI reaches into the trees. I don't expect great results, but it's sure to be better than my aged old router! Overall, everyone in the house seems to like the "new internet", with faster speeds, better stability, and longer reach. I'm still feeling great about this purchase! Third edit after 8 days of great internet: I've reviewed my AdGuard Home screen, to find that the router has blocked a significant amount of connections. I've enabled all the "default" blocking lists, and added a few more, primarily telemetry and tracking for Windows, Google, and "Smart Devices". One of the reasons the internet feels faster is, 25% or more of connections are being squashed, before they are ever made. Advertising and tracking companies feel no shame in eating up YOUR bandwidth!
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  • Owner

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Wow! Just wow!

    Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024

    Verified Purchase

    I had a Synology RT6600ax that I bought just under a year ago. I really like that router, but I didn't like the fact it only has one 2.5Gb LAN port and the WAN port is only 1Gb. I upgraded my internet plan to 2.5Gb, so that router would no longer work for me. I could have connected the single LAN port to my 2.5Gb switch, but the internet would be limited to 1Gb. I tried various workarounds, but decided it needed to be replaced.

    I did some research and people were raving about the GL.iNet GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) router. I was a bit unsure, but the price was so good I decided it wouldn't be too big of a risk. The risk has so far paid off and this is an exceptional router. It runs on OpenWRT, but configuring it wasn't too difficult because GL.iNet has a custom GUI which simplifies things. I like the custom GUI, but I also like that the OpenWRT GUI is still accessible for more advanced settings.

    Once I got the router up and running, I was shocked at the WiFi performance. In addition to the Synology router, I had three Synology MR2200ac access points. Even with the GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) router in the basement, it still had a much faster speeds than the Synology access points. I almost didn't connect my Synology access points, but I thought it would be best to do so since I have IoT devices outside the house and the signal might not go that far (especially seeing as how the router was in the basement equipment room).

    Configuring the Synology MR2200ac access points without the Synology router was still possible. I was able to have the wireless devices that connect to the main network via the Synology APs appear on my GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) router and be handled via DHCP. I still need to figure out VLAN on OpenWRT to have my IoT devices be handles by the GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) router DHCP. These devices are currently being handled by the Synology APs, and it they are working fine.

    I originally bought this router expecting to use it until I found something better. I don't know if I will be replacing it anytime soon. Though not as simple to configure as a Synology router, it outperforms my Synology RT6600ax router in many other ways.

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    Owner

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Wow! Just wow!

    Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024


    I had a Synology RT6600ax that I bought just under a year ago. I really like that router, but I didn't like the fact it only has one 2.5Gb LAN port and the WAN port is only 1Gb. I upgraded my internet plan to 2.5Gb, so that router would no longer work for me. I could have connected the single LAN port to my 2.5Gb switch, but the internet would be limited to 1Gb. I tried various workarounds, but decided it needed to be replaced.

    I did some research and people were raving about the GL.iNet GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) router. I was a bit unsure, but the price was so good I decided it wouldn't be too big of a risk. The risk has so far paid off and this is an exceptional router. It runs on OpenWRT, but configuring it wasn't too difficult because GL.iNet has a custom GUI which simplifies things. I like the custom GUI, but I also like that the OpenWRT GUI is still accessible for more advanced settings.

    Once I got the router up and running, I was shocked at the WiFi performance. In addition to the Synology router, I had three Synology MR2200ac access points. Even with the GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) router in the basement, it still had a much faster speeds than the Synology access points. I almost didn't connect my Synology access points, but I thought it would be best to do so since I have IoT devices outside the house and the signal might not go that far (especially seeing as how the router was in the basement equipment room).

    Configuring the Synology MR2200ac access points without the Synology router was still possible. I was able to have the wireless devices that connect to the main network via the Synology APs appear on my GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) router and be handled via DHCP. I still need to figure out VLAN on OpenWRT to have my IoT devices be handles by the GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) router DHCP. These devices are currently being handled by the Synology APs, and it they are working fine.

    I originally bought this router expecting to use it until I found something better. I don't know if I will be replacing it anytime soon. Though not as simple to configure as a Synology router, it outperforms my Synology RT6600ax router in many other ways.

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  • Nancy

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Great High Speed Router!

    Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2026

    Verified Purchase

    I had issues with the first router, and turned to customer support. They helped troubleshoot it for awhile until deciding replacement was best. They helped me replace it and it works so great! Great customer service, great router. It connects across the house unlike our previous router. Both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands work great, as well as wired ethernet. (For reference we get 400mbps down and 200mbps up and have many devices in the house, like 20.) Really easy to setup, though there are advanced features easily available as well.


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  • zo

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Excellent router, very fast, AdGuard Home integrated, OpenWRT support.

    Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2025

    Verified Purchase

    This is easily the best router I've ever owned, very easy to set up, good coverage, fast and with a huge number of features. I'm running the stock firmware which has an easy to use interface but it can also run newer versions of OpenWRT.

    I really like how easy it is to set up AdGuard Home and it makes a noticeable difference in browsing speed and even blocks annoying ads on my game consoles.

    This is a stark improvement over my last router which was a few years old.

    My only complaint is that there is a maddening bug with the Network Acceleration feature that makes loading some things on WiFi extremely unstable with hanging sites that load extremely slowly or not at all. After disabling this feature performance is excellent. I haven't checked the latest firmware to see if this is resolved but it's something to note.

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  • J. Huggins

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Powerful OpenWRT IQRouter Replacement for Low Latency No Bufferbloat Cake SQM Performance and More

    Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025

    Verified Purchase

    Regarding the Flint 2 GL-MT6000 router by GL.iNet received May 1, 2025

    I have a Netgear CM600 cable modem (also purchased on Amazon IIRC) and 300/10 Mbit cable service feeding the Flint 2.

    After the very sad demise of the IQRouter company, I knew I couldn't be without a full featured OpenWRT based router that could handle SQM and Cake without choking and that would give me access to all those settings I was reading about on the internet. I wanted those A+ bufferbloat scores that the IQRouter gave me even if I had to wade through millions of misleading and obsolete configuration posts.

    The training wheels have come off and the Flint 2 has delivered.

    On the hardware side:
    The hefty passive heatsink inspires confidence because routers heat up under heavy load which can cause intermittent performance issues. The antennas can't swivel to the side unlike my stone age routers that you could rotate into a rabbit ears position. It appears this generation they are meant to stay parallel, likely for beamforming purposes.

    On the operating system and software side:
    If you're confronting the full fat OpenWRT for the first time like me then the slick Netdata monitor console which you can install, plus the preinstalled systemwide AdGuard ad blocking and VPN that can be turned on or off by clicking a button will make you feel satisfied. You can run a multimedia server, Tailscale for remote access and other stuff I didn't know I needed is built in and made easy.

    I can finally get a decent port forward for QBittorrent.

    WiFi coverage is as good or better than my last router although I don't have any WiFi 6 devices to test that band. The Flint 2 does have DFS bands on 5G WiFi that I didn't know existed. My cell phone sees those bands but my 4K Firestick doesn't. If you live in an apartment building then you will appreciate those DFS bands because not as many of your neighbors will have access to them, so less interference.

    There is a new GL.iNet firmware version in the works which is great to know, and anyway you can put vanilla OpenWRT on the device so obsolescence is not an issue. Their product release schedule is impressive too which gives me confidence in this company.

    Customer support was excellent. I contacted them about a mistake I had made which was not their responsibility and that was entirely their prerogative to dismiss yet they handled it with aplomb.

    Research indicates this is a good value router too, but don't buy on impulse if you know what I mean.

    In summary, if you've done your research, and this router is on your list of candidates, then I can recommend it.

    This review was written without the assistance of any AI, and ignoring all my browser's grammar autosuggestions to add more commas. I left out some hyphens too that the browser missed. Stupid browser.

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  • Jad
    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Excellent openWRT router

    Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on July 20, 2024

    Verified Purchase

    Router uses a custom openwrt firmware, you can flash normal openwrt on it but i decided to stay on the custom version. It’s great with good specs.



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  • RS
    5.0 out of 5 stars

    A Privacy oriented router That Actually Works . Great Choice for VPN Users

    Reviewed in Canada on July 30, 2025

    Verified Purchase

    I've tried my fair share of routers, but the Flint 2 (GL-MT6000) has actually outdone my expectations, considering that I value privacy, speed, and control of the network most.
    Setup:
    The configuration is simple and easy to use. The web user interface (available through both GL.iNet and LuCI) is suitable for beginners and power users. I set it up with ProtonVPN directly on the router itself, so no VPN client software is required on every device now—a huge convenience.
    Performance:
    Performance is impressively high on the 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi bands. Even when the VPN is running continually through the router, the speed loss is only minimal. The streaming, browsing, and video calling are uninterrupted and smooth. In addition, I have DNS filtering done through AdGuard Home, and the Flint 2 takes it all in stride with no noticeable slowdowns.
    Security & Privacy:
    • Full VPN tunneling to protect all devices that are connected
    • DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) for encrypted DNS queries
    • A customizable kill switch that prevents data leaks if the VPN connection drops
    • The ability to skip the VPN on a certain device or app
    Network Management:
    I like the convenience of having independent SSIDs, deciding whether to give both bands the same or different names, and the ability to isolate devices when necessary. Also nice is the feature of labeling some devices such as my work laptop or guest device to a non-VPN Telus connection for selective access.
    Extras:
    GL.iNet updates the firmware for performance and security on a regular basis, and the community support is good. The device is also quiet and does not use a fan, ideal for home use.
    Final Thoughts:
    If you want a robust, privacy-orientated router that is capable of running an entire VPN client, ad- and tracker-blocking, and sustaining maximum speed, Flint 2 is a winner. The best for those that must have end control of the network but will not compromise speed in the least.
    Highly recommended!



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  • Blade
    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Das Beste aus zwei Welten: Power-Hardware mit echter Open-Source-Seele

    Reviewed in Germany on October 6, 2025

    Verified Purchase

    Nach intensiver Recherche habe ich mich bewusst für den GL.iNet Flint 2 (MT6000) entschieden und bin absolut begeistert. Dieses Gerät ist die perfekte Symbiose aus roher Leistung und der Freiheit, die nur ein wirklich offenes System bieten kann.

    Die entscheidende Wahl: MediaTek statt Qualcomm
    Meine Kaufentscheidung fiel ganz gezielt auf den Flint 2 wegen seines quelloffenen MediaTek (ARM) Prozessors. Im Gegensatz zum neueren Flint 3, der einen Qualcomm-Chipsatz verwendet (welcher 500Mhz weniger Takt bietet), wird der MediaTek-SoC des Flint 2 erstklassig und direkt vom offiziellen OpenWrt-Projekt unterstützt. Für mich als Enthusiast, der die volle Kontrolle und Aktualität eines "Vanilla" OpenWrt sucht, war das der entscheidende Faktor. Während der Flint 3 auf die (sehr gute) Hersteller-Firmware angewiesen ist, die auf OpenWrt basiert, aber bei Updates etwas hinterherhinkt, habe ich hier die Freiheit, jederzeit die neueste, offizielle Version zu flashen.

    Performance & Stabilität – Absolut überzeugend
    Schon mit der hauseigenen GL.iNet-Firmware merkt man, was in diesem Router steckt. Die Quad-Core-CPU langweilt sich im Normalbetrieb förmlich (Load Average nahe Null), was riesige Reserven für anspruchsvolle Aufgaben bedeutet. Ich betreibe eine Gigabit-Leitung, mehrere WLAN-Netze, anspruchsvolles QoS (SQM) und einen netzwerkweiten Ad-Blocker (AdGuard Home). Selbst unter Volllast bleibt alles pfeilschnell und die Latenz stabil. Abstürze oder Neustarts? Fehlanzeige. Das Gerät läuft seit der Einrichtung absolut felsenfest.

    Zwei Wege zum Ziel: Original-Firmware vs. Vanilla OpenWrt
    Hier glänzt der Flint 2 besonders.
    Die Original-Firmware von GL.iNet bietet bereits mehr Features als 99% der Router auf dem Markt. Die Einrichtung von VPNs, AdGuard Home oder Gastnetzen ist kinderleicht und funktioniert hervorragend. Für die meisten Power-User ist sie mehr als ausreichend.

    Für Enthusiasten liegt die wahre Stärke jedoch in der nahtlosen Installation von offiziellem OpenWrt. Die Installation war ein Kinderspiel: Einfach das sysupgrade-Image flashen, und schon hat man ein pures, schlankes System. Man profitiert von schnelleren Sicherheitsupdates direkt von der Community und hat die absolute Kontrolle über jedes Detail – von VLAN-Tagging bis zu komplexen Firewall-Regeln.

    Fazit:
    Der GL-iNet MT6000 ist eine Hochleistungs-Plattform für Anwender, die das Maximum aus ihrem Netzwerk herausholen wollen. Die Kombination aus brachialer Leistung, grundsolider Stabilität und der Wahlfreiheit zwischen einer exzellenten, benutzerfreundlichen Hersteller-Firmware und einem vollwertigen, offiziellen OpenWrt ist in dieser Preisklasse unschlagbar.

    Wer die Kontrolle will und sich für die Open-Source-Kompatibilität entscheidet, bekommt hier ein Gerät, das selbst Router schlägt, die das Doppelte kosten. Eine uneingeschränkte 5-Sterne-Empfehlung



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  • gursimran
    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Solid router for home VPN use

    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 17, 2025

    Verified Purchase

    I’ve been using the Flint 2 mostly for VPN at home and it’s been great. Setup was simple; I got WireGuard up and running pretty quickly. The speeds are solid and I haven’t noticed any slowdowns even with multiple devices connected.

    Wi-Fi coverage is strong throughout the house and the signal stays stable. I also like that it has 2.5G ports, which are a nice bonus if you’re doing any heavy data transfers or just want fast wired connections.

    One feature I really like is the built-in AdGuard Home support. It blocks ads and trackers across the whole network so I don’t have to mess with browser extensions on every device. It’s super useful for a cleaner, faster browsing experience and for keeping things a bit more private.

    What I appreciate most is the flexibility. It runs on OpenWrt, so if you’re into tweaking settings or setting up custom configurations, it gives you the room to do that. That said, it still works great out of the box if you don’t want to mess with anything.

    Overall, it does exactly what I need: fast, reliable, and secure VPN for home use with a few extra features that make a real difference. Would recommend.



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  • Peter 55
    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Goede router met VPN voorziening

    Reviewed in the Netherlands on January 1, 2026

    Verified Purchase

    Prima router met VPN cliënt mogelijkheid. Duidelijke UI in verschillende talen waaronder Nederlands. Eenvoudige configuratie en VPN inrichting voor de meest gangbare VPN providers.



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Product Summary: GL.iNet GL-MT6000 (Flint 2) WiFi 6 High Speed Gaming Routers for Wireless Internet, 2 x 2.5G Ethernet Ports for Fiber Optic Modem, Long Range Computer VPN WiFi Router, Home & Business

From GL.iNet
***Please update the firmware upon initial setup of the router, as it greatly enhances the device’s performance and ensures a superior user experience.*** 【WiFi 6 Standard with ultra-low latency】Wi-Fi 6 speeds up to 6 Gbps to let you enjoy smoother 4K streaming, gaming, video calls and more, DDR4 1GB / eMMC 8GB
【High Speed Gaming Router】Dominate with uninterrupted performance with the ultimate MT6000 gaming internet router, equipped with 8-stream Wi-Fi 6 technology, the Flint 2 delivers blazing speeds, ensuring a stable and high-speed connection during intense multiplayer battles.
【Rapid OpenVPN & Wireguard speed】Wireguard VPN and OpenVPN speeds up to 900Mbps and 880Mbps respectively, giving you complete control over your gaming, streaming and working bandwidth. Actual speed may differ depending on internet service provider, network environment, VPN server location, VPN service provider, etc.
【AdGuard Home Supported】Enabling the use of a DNS server for blocking unwanted tracking and offers a convenient web interface for filtering selected digital advertisements. Users can take full control of their online experience and enjoy a clutter-free browsing environment with ease.
【Mass device connectivity】Experience enhanced online connectivity with our higher storage capacity, catering to over a hundred devices and fulfilling the requirements of DIY users seeking to install additional plugins. Enjoy stable and reliable connections, ensuring seamless performance and accommodating a wide range of digital needs.
【Easy Setup】Follow the Initial Set-up video tutorial on Amazon or Connect MT6000 to your computer via Ethernet cable to access the web Admin Panel.

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