In waiting for the Two, but apparently there’s not much talk about it anymore.
It shouldn’t as it has solid thermal management
With respect to what?
Probably a dumb question but are these sold somewhere? I clicked the link but nothing jumped out at me.
Thanks for this.
Amazon was the first link I found showing a price. Better to buy from your link.
Thanks!
Took clicking a few links and surprisingly they’re right on Amazon.
A little steep for me, but it’s all your device, no BS.
I really want one, but apparently the Antenna range isn’t that much better than a GL.inet Slate…
Haven’t had any issues, you can remove the radio antennas it comes with and use anything else you want to increase range. I ended up buying dome antennas and using those which have worked well. These are hackable hardware wise to do what you want with a little effort.
Can you provide a little more context on what that means? Is that really bad? Is it just bad for your usecase?
I had kinda wanted to get one of these at some point down the road as I move away from proprietary stuff in my life
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I wanted to boost the weak 5Ghz signal in my apartment (thick walls) without resorting to a repeater.
I hoped that the OpenwrtOne would boost greater range if I upgraded the detacheable antennas, but after reading a bit learned that it would not make much of a differencd from the Slate that I have with wired in antennas
is it possible to configure it to have an additional wan port?
Not a direct answer to your question, but if you need more ports I’d recommend getting a managed switch and using VLANs. Connect an 8-port switch to the switch to the 2.5GbE port and you’ve given yourself six additional ports.
It has a nvme slot that some folks turn into an additional port, which can ne configured as another WAN. Heres someone making a 3d print for that: https://www.printables.com/model/1218564-openwrt-one-router-side-box-for-ethernet
