Comparison of the latest Wi-Fi 6 Travel Routers from GL-iNet: Beryl AX (GL-MT3000) vs. Slate AX (GL-AXT1800) Recently GL-iNet released a new version of the Beryl Wi-Fi Travel router, the Beryl AX (GL-MT3000) with upgraded performance including DFS (Dynamic Frequency Selection) and 2,400+ Mbps Wi-Fi speeds. Travel routers have become essential for users on the…
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Travel routers have become an essential gadget for travelers seeking reliable internet connectivity on the go. However, users often encounter various issues that can hinder their experience. In this article, we will address the top five issues commonly faced by users and provide solutions to overcome them. Travel Router Connection Problems Issue: Unreliable or unstable…
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The Beryl AX (GL-MT3000) is an AX3000 pocket-sized travel router that utilizes the Wi-Fi 6 protocol. It offers impressive internet speeds of 574Mbps (2.4GHz) and 2402Mbps (5GHz), resulting in a combined maximum Wi-Fi speed of 3000Mbps. This powerful internet speed makes the Beryl AX suitable for large households or environments with heavy Wi-Fi usage. On…
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If you are like many RVers and rural cellular internet users, maximizing the range and performance of your cellular device is top of mind. While 5G and advanced versions of LTE are becoming more common place is major cities, just getting coverage can be a challenge. But you might also be surprised how often ANY…
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At Go Connect, our most popular product creates a private WiFi connection to cellular (LTE) to create an internet connection for your devices on the go. While many customers love our product, there are things everyone should know and understand about mobile internet in general. It’s extremely powerful and useful, and enables us to be…
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When considering buying or switching cellular internet data plans or purchasing a plan with a cellular hotspot device, the question often comes down simply to “How Much Data Do I Need?”. Of course, there are lots of other considerations for cellular internet like coverage, performance and reliability. After those three, it’s the next biggest question.…
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In what has been a continued trend recently, streaming continues to overtake traditional cable TV. In 2021 streaming passed Cable TV in yet another milestone: There are now more shows on streaming platforms than on Cable TV. These details were recently released in a new summary report in Variety. In 2021 saw 922 original series…
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If you are a full time RVer you may have thought that Smart Home devices would make life easier. You’d be right – just like these smart home devices make life easier at home, they make life on the road easier as well. As complicated as that may sound, you might be surprised just how…
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A common need for RVers and adventure travelers is internet connectivity when visiting National Parks. One of the biggest challenge facing travelers is that some national parks are covered by cell signal, but not WiFi. Others are covered by WiFi, but not cell signal. We are building a running list of WiFi coverage at US…
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If you a regular RVer, glamper or connected camper you’ve likely tried to rely on the campground WIFi to remain connected. You’ve also discovered what most have, which is that campground and RV park WiFi is notoriously slow, bad or may not work at all. There are a number of typical reasons the WIFi is…
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