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:rocket: Flint 3 (GL-BE9300) is Now Available for Pre-Order!

Meet GL.iNet’s first Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Home Router, designed for high-performance home users and small offices who demand speed, security, and control.

:magnifying_glass_tilted_left: Why choose Flint 3?
:white_check_mark: Ultra-Fast Wi-Fi 7 Speeds: Max. 688 Mbps (2.4GHz) + 2882 Mbps (5GHz) + 5765 Mbps (6GHz)
:white_check_mark: 10Gbps Aggregation via Four 2.5G LAN Ports
:white_check_mark: MLO (Multi-Link Operation) for enhanced speed & stability
:white_check_mark: Supports 30+ VPN Services (OpenVPN & WireGuard)
:white_check_mark: Built-in Parental Controls & Multi-WAN Failover

:high_voltage: Power up your home network — pre-order now:
:backhand_index_pointing_right: https://link.gl-inet.com/post250610

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Super early bird sale EU/UK is over already and I'm no longer tempted. Congratulations to everyone who pre-ordered one.

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i can't wait to explore everything GL.iNet has to offer!
Congratulations for The innovations products every year.

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Hardware isn't everything, unfortunately software also counts, its reliability and usability. With all my sympathy for GL-iNet, but releasing a new product without the latest, polished software 4.8 is a mistake. A situation similar to Flint 2, after buying the router I had to wait almost a year for the WIFI problem to be solved. But I guess everyone does it now, treating users as testers. Netduma R3 from NETGEAR is also a good router, but in the latest software it has so many bugs that it is useless, and I have been waiting for fixes for a year and they still haven't been!!! Which is a bad joke. I don't like the fact that such a great company as GL-iNet follows in the footsteps of others. My opinion is that a NEW product must be 100% polished before it goes on sale. I also wonder what is the point of giving a router for beta testing at the same time as it starts selling????

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