GL.iNet GL-AP1300(Cirrus) Gigabit Ceiling Wireless Access Point | Dual Band AC1300 | Connect with 100 Client Devices | MU-MIMO | Cloud Remote Management | OpenWrt/LEDE | PoE Powered
Details
- BrandGL.iNet
- Special featureAccess Point
- Frequency band classDual-Band
- Wireless communication standard802.11ac
- Compatible devicesLaptop Tablet
- Frequency5 GHz
Description
🚀 Elevate Your Connectivity Game!
- OPEN SOURCE FREEDOM - Customize and optimize your network with OpenWrt/LEDE, giving you the power to tailor your access point to your needs.
- UNLEASH BLAZING SPEEDS - Experience combined Wi-Fi speeds of up to 1300Mbps with MU-MIMO technology for seamless connectivity.
- CONNECT MORE WORRY LESS - Effortlessly connect with up to 100 client devices, perfect for busy offices and collaborative environments.
- FUTURE PROOF YOUR NETWORK - Designed for scalability and security, this access point is your gateway to a robust and flexible network solution.
- REMOTE MANAGEMENT MADE EASY - Control your network from anywhere with the GoodCloud app, allowing for quick setups and management.
The GL.iNet GL-AP1300 (Cirrus) is a high-performance Gigabit Ceiling Wireless Access Point that supports dual-band AC1300 speeds, connects up to 100 devices, and offers remote management capabilities through GoodCloud. With OpenWrt/LEDE pre-installed, it provides users with extensive customization options, making it ideal for modern office environments.
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Reviews
J**N
works well
Works well. Nice that its based on openwrt so I can switch to that if I want to in future, but I've been using the official install for now. It provides a basic UI but let's you switch to the openwrt LuCi interface if you want.The basic antennas that came with it worked very well, but I switched to a directional antenna and more than doubled the speeds. I can get 160 mbit downstream and 40mbit upstream on LTE with EE, though I do have direct line of sight with a tower.Deducted one star because IPv6 doesn't work properly with EE. Looks like a bug with openwrt.
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