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I have had better luck with the Slate AX connecting and maintaining public wifi networks that had a weak signal.

@TechWithT thanks for the quick answer. So I guess the bigger antennas will do their job. 🤷🏻‍♂️ I wanted to take the smaller and lighter one. But the most important thing is to have enough bandwidth to be able to use videocalls. So you suggest the bigger one then. Thank you!😊

If you suspect the signal might be weak then I would most definitely recommend the Slate AX for your trip.

I still have my AR750EXT and use it for IOT devices. But having said that at this point, the performance is just not there. You can flash firmware 4.0 to it as well which let's you get access to the newer UI and tools.

@@TechWithT I flashed the current firmware from their website but I would love to have Auto-Enable Login Mode for Public Hotspots Enable Camouflage Options for this router I got zerotier working on it perfectly.

I have since upgraded to the Flint 2 as the main router for home and using this in the office. No issues with either one.

Yes.

Slate AX it would be for the performance.

I haven't tested the Adam brand but this Baseus battery has been functioning great.

I havent tested either one of them.

Yes that sounds like you have a defective unit.

@@TechWithT Thanks for your quick answer. I'll return it right away!

Yes you might run into some issues given 100°F is on the higher end of its operating temp.

Yes, you can turn off the 2.4ghz network and keep it on 5ghz only. I haven't used it in a POE application but when used as a router ethernet cord connected to the WAN port there wasn't any additional power draw.

I would recommend the Slate AX.

Sorry don't think there is any app available for fine tuning or performing firmware updates.

Should see if it's covered under the warranty. I have been using it consistently and have had any issues.

I have checked the number against killawatt reading and found them to be very consistent.

You can charge using any 500ma or higher port that's 5V. I charge mine with a 2A 5v charger.

​@@TechWithTEstos audifonos utilizan alguna app para la configuración? O para enlasarlos? Gracias

If your PC has a USB-C PD port I don't see an issue. USB-A ports might be underpowered for consistent use under heavy load.

@@TechWithT Seems to work fine after trying it on a USB-A port, but I don't know if it's good to do this for the long run

So in standby there is a very light data usage still since the router checks for firmware updates, plug in updates, keep alive servers, good cloud for remote management. If you configure 24/7 vpn server then that also requires background data to be available for connections.

Beryl AX has higher bandwidth both for LAN and Wireless 5ghz network, less power consumption and the form factor I can't really think of any other reason.

Everything should be very easy to be setup given you aren't behind a firewall like a limited enterprise network that uses proxy based services. What's your use case scenario?

Have you made sure the battery is fully charged?

Unfortunately I had no luck with mine so took what parts I can repurpose and then junked it.

Any of them would work but would recommend slate AX for better performance

I only ever used it short term but yes it worked great for almost 2 weeks in a 1 bedroom Airbnb.

Yea I have tried that and had no issues but the amperage would drop when doing so.

You should be able to download the Tuya app from both Google play store and Apple app store.

Yes that's precisely what I use for when traveling.

Yes, the phone's back gets warm to the touch which generally happens with all wireless chargers.

@@TechWithT Oh alright, what I do to fix that is place a fan to provide moving air so my phone wont overheat (wired and wireless). But can you also help me with this question. I bought this exact Baseus powerbank in blue, and it has like a weird smell on it since I first opened it. After a month, the wireless top part of the powerbank showed a bump which lifts up my iphone when wireless charging. So I contacted the seller I bought it from and they send me a new one for free, when I smelled the new one, there wasn’t that same weird smell from my old powerbank. What should I do?

Should be 2-3 times.

That is unfortunate to hear. Mine has been working without any issues so far. Baseus has been responsive every time I reached out to them so would suggest contacting them for a warranty replacement if you already haven't.

Same problem.

Yes you can but you have to hold the phone or place it on top of the battery pack

​@@TechWithT thanks man

​@TechWithT is it support pass through charging?

That is very strange I do not have access to an iPhone 15 to test the same with. Like yourself I haven't had any issues with other devices. I suspect this to be an issue with the iPhone 15 given lots of chargers are incompatible and there are numerous reports of same all over apple forums.

@@TechWithT i have a baseus gen2 100w 4 ports, its fine, with ugreen 20w usbc charger also fine

@ipnos2009 it has already been confirmed that it's an iPhone 15 defect that prevents it from detecting some non apple chargers.

You are right. I have only ever ordered the AX1800 home router directly from them. All other purchases have been via Amazon for me. Especially during this time of the year amazon has return window till Jan 31st 2024. Might be the way to purchase and test if it's a good fit for you. Which router were you thinking about?

if you have lets say galaxy s23 in port 1 and its charging, it currnetly charging with 40w, if you plug a second device, its splitting the 40w to 20w + 20w, so probably for a second yes its stop charging.

Yes I tested this and can confirm that is indeed the case. The charger disconnects and then attemps to figure out what wattage the second device needs before commencing to send power to both devices.

Powerextra 300wh

Yes it is given you either use a magsafe compatible case for android phones that have wireless charging capability or charge via the USB-C cable.

The Beryl AX is more powerful than most laptop built in wireless cards but unfortunately I can't find much details on exactly what type of antennas they are.

I did set it up with Alexa but doesn't look like they function well. I wasn't able to trigger any actions either outside of the Tuya app. The sensors all use BLE Bluetooth technology if I'm not mistaken so they don't actively update to extend battery life.

Slate AX would have slightly higher performance for VPN.

@@TechWithT okay thank your for your insight, I was leaning towards slateax also. Subbed.

If you are looking for portability then Beryl AX otherwise Slate AX is a better investment from my personal experience.

Slate AX is a lot faster with Wireguard, like twice as fast. But a little bit slower with OpenVPN.

@oliverwhite8624 based on the specsheet yes. But actually in use when traveling the real world speeds are almost identical. I haven't seen many places that offer 300mbps dedicated speed to be able to use slate AX at its full potential over wireguard.

@@TechWithT If you're using a 5G/MMwave hotspot with the router then it's easy to reach 300Mbps.

The question was regarding hotel rooms.

I will provide updated recommendations.

Yes is it. Given if you are using a case with the phone it's magsafe compatible.

Same I prefer Beryl AX for the portability and when using with a portable battery pack to achieve longer run time with slightly less power requirements. For every other scenario the Slate AX is my preferred device.

Looks like Opal is limited to max 65 mbps for Wireguard and just 12 mbps over openvpn. I use Flint as my WireGuard server and can confirm it can hit almost 300 mbps (always over 200 mbps) when using Slate AX, Beryl AX, S22 ultra or iPhone 14 Pro max. So unless there are underlying network issues or the power supply isn't adequate Opal should hit 30-50 mbps still. If you need faster speeds then would recommend Slate AX or Beryl AX. You can always run wireguard client on a Phone, Mac or windows laptop to check network performance.

@@TechWithT I tried my phone as wireguard client and I still get max 10 Mbps download speed. Is it due to the fact that the upload speed from my internet service provider is 10 Mbps?

@samr6781 yes no vpn service will help you exceed your ISP bandwidth

I might be best to reach out to their support team for detailed instructions

Not specifically, there is a preset for Orchids.

I see why they do it to keep up with the competition. Surprisingly a lot of folks I know still don't have a clue about them.

What are some alternatives ? Any suggestions??

@@pauldomfree it always goes quiet when people comment to say 'there are alternatives' and don't list the alternatives.. I'm in the market for a powerful wireguard supported router and the gl.inet ones are mostly the ones I've found at a good price.

@@pspr33 I got the router in the end, and I can say its working really well. I very good bump up in performance compared to the mt-1300 I had

They dont have a finding feature

There's no find headphones feature since they don't have a companion app.

No thanks.

You can configure it connect to a OpenVPN or WireGuard server allowing you to connect to home when travelling.

@@TechWithT But I don't know how to do it

I would recommend researching to see if your home router has the functionality to run a VPN server or you can install the application on your PC behind your router with the correct firewall rules to act as your VPN server.

@@TechWithT Which application please?

@Zen Pete please see this guide to setup openvpn server. openvpn.net/community-resources/how-to/