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title: "GL.iNet GL-E750 (MUDI) 4G LTE OpenWrt VPN Router, T-Mobile ONLY, 128GB Max MicroSD, 7000mAh Battery, OpenVPN, WireGuard, Tor, Router That You can Program (EC25-AF Module), North America only"
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# 128GB max MicroSD storage 4G LTE Cat4 modem, 25Mbps down 7000mAh battery, up to 8h runtime GL.iNet GL-E750 (MUDI) 4G LTE OpenWrt VPN Router, T-Mobile ONLY, 128GB Max MicroSD, 7000mAh Battery, OpenVPN, WireGuard, Tor, Router That You can Program (EC25-AF Module), North America only

**Brand:** gl.inet
**Price:** Rp271934
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Unlock your mobile office with the GL.iNet MUDI — where speed meets privacy on the go!

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- **What is this?** GL.iNet GL-E750 (MUDI) 4G LTE OpenWrt VPN Router, T-Mobile ONLY, 128GB Max MicroSD, 7000mAh Battery, OpenVPN, WireGuard, Tor, Router That You can Program (EC25-AF Module), North America only by gl.inet
- **How much does it cost?** Rp271934 with free shipping
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## Best For

- gl.inet enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted gl.inet brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Yet Durable Design:** Lightweight and travel-ready at just 285g, this router fits perfectly in your professional toolkit without weighing you down.
- • **Seamless 4G LTE Connectivity:** Convert T-Mobile 4G LTE signal into blazing Wi-Fi with combined speeds up to 733Mbps, perfect for on-the-go pros.
- • **Ultimate Privacy with VPN & Tor:** Built-in OpenVPN, WireGuard, and Tor support ensure your data stays locked down wherever you roam.
- • **Powerful & Portable Battery Life:** Stay connected all day with a robust 7000mAh battery delivering up to 8 hours of uninterrupted wireless freedom.
- • **Expandable Storage & Customization:** Plug in up to 128GB MicroSD and leverage OpenWrt programmability for tailored networking and media sharing.

## Overview

The GL.iNet GL-E750 (MUDI) is a compact, battery-powered 4G LTE Cat4 router designed exclusively for T-Mobile in North America. It delivers combined Wi-Fi speeds up to 733Mbps, supports advanced VPN protocols including OpenVPN and WireGuard, and offers expandable storage up to 128GB via MicroSD. With a 7000mAh battery providing up to 8 hours of use, and programmable OpenWrt firmware, it’s the ideal travel companion for tech-savvy professionals seeking secure, reliable internet anywhere.

## Description

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Review: Best LTE router I have ever owned - WORKS ON AT&T!!!!! - I have had a mobile hotspot router in some form or another since the mid 00's. As a mobile professional, phone provided hotspot just doesn't cut it for me. So, instead of buying another carrier device this time around, I decided to give the mudi a try. This is by far the best cellular router that I have ever owned, and I will be returning my MR1100! Some things to know: - Yes, this will work on AT&T if your SIM is provisioned properly. Fair warning: it is a kind of in depth process and not for the non-technical. But, I'd imagine if you are buying this device, you are probably a tech pro anyway. - Yes, this will also work on T-mobile. But..... beware, flipping back and forth between t-mobile and AT&T is a PAIN, and required multiple modem resets and reboots of the device. Same for GoogleFI (t-mobile network with a different APN) - This device uses a Quectel EC25-AF modem, a CAT4 LTE device, and is going to get you 25mbps down and 10-15mpps up here in the USA (+/-) Be sure that this meets your bandwidth needs. Else, consider a device with a CAT6 or a CAT10 modem with multi-MIMO. The modem is NOT m.2 format, and is NOT interchangable! - No external antenna ports. But, IMHO, that is not the way to go anyway. Boosters > antennas in my experience, and ts9 connectors are very fragile. If you find yourself in need of better signal, try going into AT commands, and manually switching bands to find the best throughput for you. I've gotten some better performance flopping between B66 and B14 on AT&T, and B12 and B71 on T-mobile... but this is highly dependent on location. YMMV. - recommend installing an openVPN profile from your VPN provider, and then setting the side switch to connect your OpenVPN client automagically when flipped. I am not a huge fan of the TOR functionality at this time. But, more experimentation may yield better results. - you can install miniDLNA from the applications tab if you want to mediashare from the router. Just be advised, CPU utilization on the device may be higher while using it. I have succcessfully added a 256gb SD card, filled it with media, and streamed to my samsung tv. Good performance! - I set my ethernet port to WAN, and plugged into my local switch. Confirmed WAN offload to ethernet and no data plan usage. This is very useful in hotels, etc!!!! - Confirmed MAC spoofing for basic captive portals is working. If you are in a hotel with a basic captive portal, connect using an ephemeral MAC on a single device, now use that same device to connect to the management page of the router, and enter that MAC into the captive portal page. Now, change your MAC back on the other device and reconnect. You have now bypassed the captive portal using the router, and can connect multiple devices to your router without having to go through the captive portal. VERY USEFUL!!!!! Time will tell how this device holds up to the rigors of travel. For the moment, I am a happy camper! Thanks Gl.iNet!
Review: Updated: *Many* Improvements - Update 3/15/21: It's almost like the GL.iNet folks read my review! Happy to report that I saw a price drop so decided that it was worth taking another swing at this device. The new firmware supports most of the functions I felt were missing including a custom display field, switching WiFi information on and off, and allowing the installation of Luci to get the full benefit of OpenWRT. The only thing that is still in the queue are allowing a selection of power up behavior when connected to external power (which it looks like is in the works). The only other thing I haven't had a good shot at testing is whether or not the "random power up" is still happening. Overall I'm happy though. I wish the EC-25 was a faster card, but faster cards are way more expensive (like $500!). Old Review: gL-iNet almost nailed this one. I have about a dozen of their routers and I appreciate the extensibility and programability of them all. This model is probably the most refined I've seen so far. My T-Mobile sim from my phone worked with the router out of the box with no issues. The LED display is really helpful to check the status of things without having to login to the web interface. The biggest issue I see is that it's just a little bit over the price point that I think it's actually worth. I think this is something that I'd be willing to pay $150 for but not $200. Other than that I think software could fix the other gripes I had: 1.) No OpenWRT interface. There's probably a way to flash stock OpenWRT, but one of my favorite things about their other routers is the additional configuration path through Luci or SSH. 2.) Router will randomly power itself up after being powered off leading to dead batteries later. That is exacerbated if it is in a case where it's searching hard for a LTE signal. 3.) It also self-powers on when you attach it to a charger. That actually could be a desirable trait in some scenarios (if it's a backup router somewhere for power outages, battery runs out then when power comes back you may want it to autoboot), but it should be a user selectable option. 4.) Software option to hide SSID and/or password information on the display. You may not want that just available to anyone who can click the button and scroll through the screen. 5.) Software configurable custom display pane. It would be nice to add a custom pane as you cycle through the display. I would use it to put my name and number in case it got lost someone could cycle through and find some contact information. Anyway, like I said, mostly software bugs but the powering up on it's own is a deal breaker for me. It does get quite hot when it happens and worries me that it could lead to a thermal runaway. Looking forward to see the next iterations of this model though!

## Features

- 【4G LTE WIRELESS SMART ROUTER】Converter, transfer 4G LTE signal to Wi-Fi, with sim card slot, 300Mbps (2.4G) + 433Mbps (5G) Combined Wi-Fi Speed networking. Work With T-Mobile Only
- 【VPN CLIENT & SERVER】VPN (both OpenVPN and WireGuard) compatible with 30+ VPN service providers, Tor, extremely extendable in functions.
- 【COMPACT & DURABLE】145*77.5*23.5mm compact size with 285g light weight, Max. 8 hours long working duration makes it perfect for your nice travel mate. 3.0 version firmware makes the setting easier.
- 【LARGER STORAGE & EXTENSIBILITY】DDR2 128MB RAM, 16MB NOR Flash and 128MB NAND Flash, Max. 128GB MicroSD, USB 2.0 port.
- 【PACKAGE CONTENTS】GL-E750 (Mudi) router with 1-year limited warranty, USB-C to USB-A cable, USB-C to USB-C cable, USB-C port replicator, Power adapter (with a US plug), Quectel EC25-AF Cat4 4G module pre-installed, Ethernet cable ,User manual. Please update to the latest firmware.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B082X2DLMY |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #767,131 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #4,453 in Computer Routers |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (207) |
| Date First Available | December 18, 2019 |
| Item Weight | 8.8 ounces |
| Item model number | E750 |
| Manufacturer | GL.iNET |
| Product Dimensions | 3.05 x 0.93 x 5.71 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** GL.iNet
- **Color:** E750-AFFA-SIM
- **Compatible Devices:** phone
- **Connectivity Technology:** Wi-Fi
- **Frequency Band Class:** Dual-Band
- **Model Name:** E750
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Indoor
- **Special Feature:** Guest Mode
- **Wireless Communication Standard:** 802.11ac

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: can this be used with google fi data sim?**
A: Yes, confirmed via contact with google FI when I was considering purchase.  Completely compatible.  But they offer no support.

**Q: Ec25-af or ec25-affa?  affa doesn't have as many bands as af.**
A: EC25-AF is an abbreviation for EC25-AFFA, actually, these two names mentioned one same module.

**Q: Will this work with att in the us, and what are the lte bands supported?**
A: Better use T-Mobile. ATT has some problems. 

LTE FDD: B2/B4/B5/B12/B13/B14/B66/B71
WCDMA: B2/B4/B5

**Q: Can you lock any bands when using a t-mobile sim card?**
A: Yes you can use AT command to lock bands. It is built in the control panel.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best LTE router I have ever owned - WORKS ON AT&T!!!!!
*by S***N on March 27, 2020*

I have had a mobile hotspot router in some form or another since the mid 00's. As a mobile professional, phone provided hotspot just doesn't cut it for me. So, instead of buying another carrier device this time around, I decided to give the mudi a try. This is by far the best cellular router that I have ever owned, and I will be returning my MR1100! Some things to know: - Yes, this will work on AT&T if your SIM is provisioned properly. Fair warning: it is a kind of in depth process and not for the non-technical. But, I'd imagine if you are buying this device, you are probably a tech pro anyway. - Yes, this will also work on T-mobile. But..... beware, flipping back and forth between t-mobile and AT&T is a PAIN, and required multiple modem resets and reboots of the device. Same for GoogleFI (t-mobile network with a different APN) - This device uses a Quectel EC25-AF modem, a CAT4 LTE device, and is going to get you 25mbps down and 10-15mpps up here in the USA (+/-) Be sure that this meets your bandwidth needs. Else, consider a device with a CAT6 or a CAT10 modem with multi-MIMO. The modem is NOT m.2 format, and is NOT interchangable! - No external antenna ports. But, IMHO, that is not the way to go anyway. Boosters > antennas in my experience, and ts9 connectors are very fragile. If you find yourself in need of better signal, try going into AT commands, and manually switching bands to find the best throughput for you. I've gotten some better performance flopping between B66 and B14 on AT&T, and B12 and B71 on T-mobile... but this is highly dependent on location. YMMV. - recommend installing an openVPN profile from your VPN provider, and then setting the side switch to connect your OpenVPN client automagically when flipped. I am not a huge fan of the TOR functionality at this time. But, more experimentation may yield better results. - you can install miniDLNA from the applications tab if you want to mediashare from the router. Just be advised, CPU utilization on the device may be higher while using it. I have succcessfully added a 256gb SD card, filled it with media, and streamed to my samsung tv. Good performance! - I set my ethernet port to WAN, and plugged into my local switch. Confirmed WAN offload to ethernet and no data plan usage. This is very useful in hotels, etc!!!! - Confirmed MAC spoofing for basic captive portals is working. If you are in a hotel with a basic captive portal, connect using an ephemeral MAC on a single device, now use that same device to connect to the management page of the router, and enter that MAC into the captive portal page. Now, change your MAC back on the other device and reconnect. You have now bypassed the captive portal using the router, and can connect multiple devices to your router without having to go through the captive portal. VERY USEFUL!!!!! Time will tell how this device holds up to the rigors of travel. For the moment, I am a happy camper! Thanks Gl.iNet!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Updated: *Many* Improvements
*by G***S on February 28, 2020*

Update 3/15/21: It's almost like the GL.iNet folks read my review! Happy to report that I saw a price drop so decided that it was worth taking another swing at this device. The new firmware supports most of the functions I felt were missing including a custom display field, switching WiFi information on and off, and allowing the installation of Luci to get the full benefit of OpenWRT. The only thing that is still in the queue are allowing a selection of power up behavior when connected to external power (which it looks like is in the works). The only other thing I haven't had a good shot at testing is whether or not the "random power up" is still happening. Overall I'm happy though. I wish the EC-25 was a faster card, but faster cards are way more expensive (like $500!). Old Review: gL-iNet almost nailed this one. I have about a dozen of their routers and I appreciate the extensibility and programability of them all. This model is probably the most refined I've seen so far. My T-Mobile sim from my phone worked with the router out of the box with no issues. The LED display is really helpful to check the status of things without having to login to the web interface. The biggest issue I see is that it's just a little bit over the price point that I think it's actually worth. I think this is something that I'd be willing to pay $150 for but not $200. Other than that I think software could fix the other gripes I had: 1.) No OpenWRT interface. There's probably a way to flash stock OpenWRT, but one of my favorite things about their other routers is the additional configuration path through Luci or SSH. 2.) Router will randomly power itself up after being powered off leading to dead batteries later. That is exacerbated if it is in a case where it's searching hard for a LTE signal. 3.) It also self-powers on when you attach it to a charger. That actually could be a desirable trait in some scenarios (if it's a backup router somewhere for power outages, battery runs out then when power comes back you may want it to autoboot), but it should be a user selectable option. 4.) Software option to hide SSID and/or password information on the display. You may not want that just available to anyone who can click the button and scroll through the screen. 5.) Software configurable custom display pane. It would be nice to add a custom pane as you cycle through the display. I would use it to put my name and number in case it got lost someone could cycle through and find some contact information. Anyway, like I said, mostly software bugs but the powering up on it's own is a deal breaker for me. It does get quite hot when it happens and worries me that it could lead to a thermal runaway. Looking forward to see the next iterations of this model though!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice little hotspot
*by C***G on October 2, 2021*

I have many GL-inet travel routers for various purposes. They all have an easy to use user interface for the novice users, but the UI for OpenWRT is also accessible for power users which is key for me. My only gripe is the OpenWRT branches are pretty far behind the current version of OpenWRT. My Linksys WRT3200ACM is usually a full version ahead of GL-inet products. This provides no less functionality, however, provides less security due to infrequent/late updates. I could build the code myself but I don't have time for that. If anyone is curious, this does work on T-Mobile and very well. I have down speeds clocked in excess of 20 Mbps in a rural area with the nearest tower a mile or two away. The only problem I noticed with this unit are that the battery doesn't last long enough. Even on idle with no data traveling through it, the battery drain is substantial. Perhaps more power management options are required in future updates. Thanks for reading!

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