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GL.iNet GL-MT300N-V2 (Mango) Portable Mini Travel Wireless Pocket VPN WiFi Router - 2X Ethernet Ports | USB 2.0 | OpenWrt | OpenVPN/Wireguard for Public & Hotel Wi-Fi | Easy to Set up via Admin Panel

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Condition
New
Model
GL-MT300N-V2
Memory
128 MB
Dimensions
2.28"L x 2.28"W x 0.98"H
Weight
40 g
Color
Blue, Grey, Black
Special Feature
Access Point Mode, Internet Security
In the box
GL-MT300N-V2 (Mango) mini router (2-year Warranty)USB cableEthernet cableUser Manual.
Warranty
2 Years
Works with
Personal Computer, Smartphone, Tablet, Gaming Console, Smart Television, Printer, Security Camera

Features 6

  • WIRELESS MOBILE MINI TRAVEL ROUTER Convert a public network (wired or wireless) to a private Wi-Fi for secure surfing. Tethering. Powered by any laptop USB, power banks or 5V/2A DC adapters (sold separately). 39g (1.41 Oz) only, portable and pocket friendly. 2.4GHz ONLY
  • OPEN SOURCE & PROGRAMMABLE OpenWrt pre-installed, USB disk extendable.
  • LARGER STORAGE & EXTENDABILITY 128MB RAM, 16MB Flash ROM, dual Ethernet ports, UART and GPIOs available for hardware DIY.
  • OPENVPN CLIENT OpenVPN client pre-installed, compatible with 30+ VPN service providers.

Description

It's outstanding security protocols and data encryption technology offers an extra layer of protection wherever you go. It is the best travel accessory for business travelers, journalists, frequent flyers and anyone who feels the need to protect their privacy while surfing the internet. It supports 30+ popular OpenVPN service providers and Wireguard. Mango by GL.iNet is your best choice for a travel router. Connecting the World to Secure Wi-Fi GL.iNet bridges the gap between speed and security. Specializing in OpenWrt-based routers and remote KVM solutions, we provide the tools that offer the flexibility and control required in an increasingly connected world.

Specs 37

Brand GL.iNet
Model Name GL-MT300N-V2
Special Feature Access Point Mode, Internet Security
Frequency Band Class Single-Band
Wireless Communication Standard 802.11bgn
Recommended Uses For Product Business
Connectivity Technology Ethernet, USB, Wi-Fi
Color Blue, Grey, Black

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Top Amazon Reviews

Great product for traveling if you need to connect to a VPN.
I recently snagged the Portable Mini Travel Wireless Pocket VPN WiFi Router for a steal at $25 during a sale, and I must say, it's already proving its worth. My expertise in network setup may be modest. Still, despite some initial hiccups during installation, I got the device up and running with a bit of help from some clear, intuitive YouTube tutorials. As someone who often finds themselves abroad for extended periods, my entertainment needs are quite specific. I have a penchant for U.S.-based streaming services like Hulu and Paramount Plus and prefer a seamless cast on the TV. This little gadget has effectively eliminated the need to lug around cables and constantly tether my laptop to the TV via HDMI, which can be quite a hassle. I've put this router through its paces a few times now, and it's been a standout for the money spent. Naturally, with VPN activation, there's a slight dip in speed, but that's to be expected and is a small trade-off for the convenience it offers. However, it hasn't been all smooth sailing. I encountered a snag when trying to connect my iPhone to the router, and I wasn't alone. The lack of resolutions for this issue on the company's website or even on YouTube was a bit disheartening. Technical support for complex issues is difficult to access, with the company website offering only generic, AI-generated responses. That said, given the router's budget-friendly price point, I wasn't expecting five-star service. But this is certainly something to ponder if you're eyeing their pricier models where the customer service, or lack thereof, could be a dealbreaker. In summary, if you're a frequent traveler in need of an easy, affordable way to enjoy your favorite streaming services on the go, this is a fantastic option. Just be prepared to do a bit of digging and DIY if you run into any technical troubles. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Pretty solid for certain stuff
Good for what it is if you want it for a powerful router for gaming probably not your go to unless it’s an older gen console for my rgh it’s been pretty great also pretty easy to set up a vpn and connect it app can be funky sometimes but overall like the product set it up once for my Xbox 360 and haven’t had any issues because of it even with downloading stuff or playing ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2026 by Ryan
nice little thing
this particular model is not super powerful (cpu/ram) but very tiny and offers many things out of the box as promised. it supports openvpn and wireguard vpn, the UI/UX is nice as well. it uses openwrt which gives you a lot of flexibility if you are interested in customizations. storage is limited, you’d need to flash it with your own set of packages and loose the manufacturer polished experience if something extra is needed. in my cases i wanted to use it for a personal ipsec s2s vpn tunnel, which is not supported by default and requires kernel settings not present in the default one + a bit more custom configuration/routing etc. overall i’d recommend it and buy it again even though it didn’t give me what i needed out of the box, it’s better than tp-link travel router. this particular model should work fine for a few wifi clients. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2026 by vp56
Tiny travel router that packs a punch — super handy for travel and home use
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I’ve been using the GL.iNet GL-MT300N-V2 (Mango) Mini Router for travel and around the house, and it has become one of the most useful networking gadgets I own. Despite its small size, this little router delivers consistent Wi-Fi performance and a lot of flexibility that bigger routers often don’t offer. ✔ What I liked • Compact and portable: This thing is tiny — perfect for throwing in a backpack, suitcase, or even a pocket. I take it on trips, and it’s made hotel Wi-Fi way more usable by creating my own secure network. • Easy setup: It took only a few minutes to get up and running. The interface is user-friendly, and most features are accessible right from a browser without any complex steps. • Versatile modes: I use it as a travel router, repeater, and Wi-Fi bridge — it adapts to whatever connectivity situation I’m in. Whether I’m sharing a single wired port at a hotel or boosting weak Wi-Fi signals, this little device handles it well. • Security features: It supports VPN (OpenVPN & WireGuard), which makes it great for secure browsing when on public Wi-Fi or untrusted networks — ideal for travel, remote work, or just more privacy at home. • Good performance for size: Not blazing fast like a full-size router, but more than capable for streaming, browsing, and light downloads. Consistent signal and coverage for a device of this footprint. ⚠ Things to consider • Not high-end speed: Being a compact travel router, it isn’t designed for ultra-high-speed connections or heavy 4K streaming across many devices simultaneously. But for personal travel use or small home networks, it’s more than enough. • Limited Ethernet ports: Only one WAN/LAN port means you’ll need a switch if you plan to connect many wired devices — typical for a device this size. ⭐ Final Verdict The GL.iNet Mango Mini Router is a fantastic travel companion and a very flexible networking gadget for everyday use. It’s easy to set up, supports multiple modes, and brings added security with VPN options. For anyone who travels — or wants a compact, secure way to manage Wi-Fi — this little router is a solid pick. ✔ Recommended for travelers, remote workers, and anyone wanting portable Wi-Fi control. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2025 by Ignacio Galtes
Does as you would expect and helped me solve the problem of multiplying a connection!
I was looking for something to use on a cruise to multiply my one connection which this works great. I have a small 10,000 mAh battery pack that I put in a pocket with the router and will power it all day so I can use through out the ship and share as I feel fit. I then have used to VPN a wifi connection at Hotels and this works great. I have used with iPhones, Mac's and Windows devices and no compatibility issues at all. I have not pushed the range so no real knowledge but easily works in a multi room area. Size is nice, maybe a bit larger than a deck of cards. The interface is easy and is great value for the money. It took maybe 5 minutes to set up. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2026 by Stephen R.
Neat little gadget, aging hardware
I wanted to love the Mango because the concept and design are genuinely excellent. The bright mango color is fun, the unit is incredibly compact, and it disappears into a travel bag. For basic hotel/travel Wi-Fi use, it can get the job done. But in 2026 this thing is starting to feel dated. The biggest issue is performance. Speeds are noticeably slow, and even the admin UI feels sluggish. I also own the Slate series from GL.iNet, and the difference is night and day — the Slate feels polished and responsive, while the Mango often feels like it’s struggling just to load a settings page. I also experienced occasional random disconnects where Safari would suddenly say it couldn’t connect to the internet. Not constantly, but enough that it became annoying during travel. It almost feels like the device is sleeping or temporarily dropping connection management in the background. Another bizarre downside: micro-USB power in 2026. Not USB-C. Not even USB-C with fallback. Just straight-up old-school micro-USB with USB-A. For a travel device, that means carrying yet another cable type for no reason. That said, I don’t hate it. The portability is genuinely awesome, setup is relatively straightforward, and for very light travel use it still has value. But I definitely would not expect premium performance, and I probably wouldn’t bother trying to run anything heavier like OpenVPN on it today. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2026 by Collin Smith
Good - but don't plan on it as a Wireguard server
I have two of these (and some more expensive competitive products). One is providing an ethernet connection in my garage for my security system, picking up the wifi from indoors and upstairs. The other is for travel, it's really small and can be useful at hotels and other travel. HOWEVER, I spent a good deal of time trying to get it to act as a Wireguard server. Despite a lot of command line effort, I was not able to get the wireguard server to bind a listener to the necessary port. (I apologize if I haven't explained that with precise terminology.) I spent a lot of time troubleshooting with AI assistance, which advised this is a known issue for the Mango; and also that the Mango is too low powered to properly function as a wireguard server. So, while it has the menu options to set it up as a wireguard server, it may not work as such (or possibly my firmware was defective). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2026 by B Daltrey
Good, but the VPN bandwidth is lacking
I read about this little travel router a couple of years ago when I was traveling and in a hotel and needed to access the hotel's network, but I was feeling really uncomfortable using their only available public WiFi with my work computer. When researching options, I came across this little fella. I could not get my hands on one during that trip, but when I took a job in an office that would remove my access from my local files, I figured I would pick up one of these and see how it fared. It was relatively straightforward to set up. If you are buying a travel router and you know a little about VPN's and tunnels, you will probably find the setup straightforward as well. I did have some issues getting my VPN set up and stable on a test trip before starting my new job. In the end, I think that the issue wasn't that the router, or the set up, I believe that the pass-through bandwidth for VPNs is too low to be useful for my use case. I will continue to use this on trips so that I can utilize a parent-controlled network for my kid's devices, but I will use the slightly bigger (but pocket-sized!) Slate GL-A1300 that I picked up for any real work that requires larger files and a greater network response for my needs. Another thing to note, is that I had a difficult time keeping the VPN online while I was at the hotel on my test trip. This is not the router's fault, but likely a firewall response on the hotel's network. I am not positive of this, but because the router worked fine with the VPN turned off and would get dropped when the VPN started, I suspect that the host network is booting clients it suspects of using a VPN. And that is a whole separate issue and bummer for professionals trying to minimize their exposed attack surface. If a hotel is attempting to minimize VPN traffic because it effects network or doesn't want people booking a room to torrent a bunch of stuff, I get that - and that is their prerogative. But if it is happening because hotels want to sip data to mine for "marketing research" or any other reason, I have to say no thanks. I ended up with using my phone in tethering mode with the Gli.NET router to just side step having to use public networks altogether, but that is not entirely necessary. It also eats up a great deal of mobile data. I am very happy with this little guy, but I do wish I understood the limitations of the VPN bandwidth before purchasing because I would have just picked up the GL-A1300 in the first place. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2023 by DS
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