GL.iNet GL-B3000 (Marble) Wireless WiFi 6 Router with Wall-Mountable Photo Frame, Dual-Band AX3000, OpenVPN & WireGuard, Bark & AdGuard Home Parental Controls, OpenWrt, 3 Gigabit Ethernet Ports

Relatively small but provides great coverage of our two story house. Nice to be able to hideout or placed vertically.

In case others also assumed this was a digital frame: nope. The frame is just meant to hide the device behind it.Only getting 100-140 mbps wireguard speeds max despite the advertised 190. But otherwise great product.

So this is an interesting concept but the router requires ethernet and power so you would have to either run it through the walls or have the wires showing. Good router but photo frame is a bit of a gimmick.

lots of functionality, good wifi, easy to configure! I use Wireguard VPN server and Adguard Home

Great product, excellent value. Easy to set up and use. Had it up and running in less than 15 minutes. Talks to my AT&T router Great. Good speeds.

Perfectly fine router but note that its OpenVPN (via Ethernet) Maximum speed is 30Mbps.

Complicated. Too many apps to download for no reason. Not clear instructions. Waste of time and money

I've long been surprised no one has really come up with this concept before. Maybe they have, but certainly not any of the bigger brands that manufacture wifi devices. As with most Gi-inet products, this comes with a modified openwrt install, which allows you all kinds of flexibility. The software allows for VPNs, Adguard, and a whole slew of options. Gl-inet has always been pretty good at updating software too, and this will, I'm sure, continue to be a solid wifi router.With it being Wifi 6, it offers some of the more advanced wifi technology (not 6E or 7), but that still has the ability to offer some great speeds. With my gigabit internet, connecting via my iPhone 15 Pro, I was able to hit wifi speeds of around 600 Mpbs down, and maxed out my upload connection speed of 40 Mbps down. That is when right next to the router. At further distances, that continues to drop, and in my 3200 sq ft home, I really need another unit to act as an AP or another AP to assist. In the further corners of the house, speeds drop to around 30 Mbps down and 5-7 Mbps up. Not horrible considering Gl-iNet advertises this to have 1500 sq ft coverage.I do really love the idea of having this be a picture frame. It definitely will pass the wife test. Who would not be okay with a wifi router that has a picture frame? The next level, of course, would be to make it a digital photo frame with rotating photos. Who knows, maybe that is version 2.0, but the Marble's concept is great, and really does a good job of blending into your regular home decor.All in all, for the price of $80, although there is a $20 coupon right now, it's hard to find another router option that is this good for this price. Yes, you can pay more for better, but if you're looking for something under $100, this is a solid option. Great software with all the advanced features you'd want. A solid company that provides good support. Good community, etc. Highly recommend getting this if you're in the market for a wifi 6 router at this price point.