The Best 4G LTE Router for Travel
Hi, everyone.
Could you please tell me what the best 4G LTE router for travel is right now?
I saw the GL-X750 model on the LibreCMC website, but I didn’t find this modem with its large antennas very convenient.
A more interesting model is the GL.iNet GL-E750V2 (MUDI) 4G LTE Portable Wi-Fi.
But there is no firmware for this model on the LibreCMC website, even though these models have the same CPU—the QCA9531, @650MHz SoC
MUDI V2 => https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-e750/
Spitz (GL-X750) => https://www.gl-inet.com/products/gl-x750/
If anyone has used this company's devices, I want to say that their software is incredibly slow and bloated, so right after you buy one, you should remove the stock firmware and install LibreCMC or OpenWRT.
What about ThinkPenguin?
https://thinkpenguin.com/gnu-linux/usb-4g-lte-advanced-modem-gnu-linux-tpe-usb4g2us
I know, it's a modem, not a router.
Hello Calher.
Thanks for your reply.
Yeah, I saw that option, but it’s not the best one—I’ll explain why.
Let’s say a user buys a TPE-R1300 for $100, plus a TPE-USB4G2US for $110, plus a power bank for, say, $50—and you end up with a huge setup full of wires and no display, all for a lot of money! ))
The MUDI V2 or Spitz (GL-X750) is a ready-made solution for about $100–150, depending on where you live.
I don’t understand why the LibreCMC developers chose the Spitz (GL-X750) over the MUDI (GL-E750).
Here are some photos to help clarify things for anyone reading this post.
|------MUDI-V2-------|--------Spitz--------|
Ah, that makes sense.

