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“Verdict: Travel-router class devices here show strong VPN and routing features (WireGuard client performance, Multi-Link Operation / 4K QAM support) but are limited by SoC throughput and Wi‑Fi band choices (single 2.4/5GHz implementations) and a weak USB 3.0 implementation; good for travellers who need WireGuard, split‑tunneling, and DNS control but not for users who require top WireGuard throughput or 6GHz Wi‑Fi.”
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WireGuard yields much higher throughput and faster connection setup than OpenVPN
forum.openwrt.orgWireguard ... was huuge difference.
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Supports Multi-Link Operation (MLO) and 4K QAM for improved Wi‑Fi efficiency
techradar.comsupports Multi-Link Operation (MLO)
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Flexible VPN and DNS routing enables split tunneling and Pi‑hole DNS for clients
lowtek.caconfigured the travel router as a wireguard client.
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Single 2.4GHz connection failed to saturate a 200Mbps link (only ~50Mbps observed)
lowtek.cawasn't able to saturate the internet connection
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WireGuard/OpenVPN throughput limited by SoC — real-world WireGuard around ~500Mbps or less
techradar.comthroughput typically sits just above 500 Mbps
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USB 3.0 port does not deliver expected bandwidth
techradar.comUSB 3.0 port ... doesn't deliver the bandwidth
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Post by egc on Aug 26, 2023 Measured between 2 modern multicore PC's running iperf3 one wired on the LAN side the other wired on the WAN side Router doing nothing else no Wireless.
forum.openwrt.orgpost by egc on Aug 26, 2023 Measured between 2 modern multicore PC's running iperf3 one wired on the LAN side the other wired on the WAN side Router doing nothing else no Wireless.