Mine just arrived but I am having buyer’s remorse. I think it is going onto a shelf, unopened. I should have done more research. I bought it because it runs OpenWrt but it turns out that that claim is a bit misleading. To quote the OpenWrt website:
Only supported OpenWrt releases are considered safe. Any use of unsupported versions is strongly discouraged due to multiple, severe, well-known, actively exploited security vulnerabilities in the kernel, third-party applications, and 802.11 protocols.
OEM devices may indicate a specific OpenWrt or LEDE release name in banners or other locations that are built using Qualcomm Atheros’ QSDK. These builds, while based on OpenWrt code are not OpenWrt and are often not compatible with OpenWrt configuration approaches. QSDK builds are often very good builds, incorporating proprietary code from Qualcomm Atheros. Support for these OEM builds is best sought from the OEM.
So it’s not using OpenWrt but a fork of an old version of OpenWrt, 15.0.5 and should really be called something else to distinguish it from actual OpenWrt. From the screenshots above, it is running a Linux kernel with LTS (good but note that it will be EoL in early 2022). Not so good is that the kernel is identified as 4.4.60 which was released in April 2017. The latest version of that branch was released earlier this month and is 4.4.289. Which begs the question, is it really missing 4+ years of patches?