Meet the Slate 7 – your high-performance travel router built for modern demands on the go. With blazing Wi-Fi 7 speeds, dual 2.5G Ethernet, an intuitive touchscreen, and OpenWrt under the hood, this device blends quality, power, and portability. And did we mention native Tailscale support?
Features & Highlights:
Dual-band Wi-Fi 7: Up to 688 Mbps (2.4 GHz) + 2882 Mbps (5 GHz) for seamless streaming, calls, and remote work
Dual 2.5G Ethernet ports (WAN & LAN) for wired performance when you need maximum throughput
OpenVPN-DCO and WireGuard support: up to ~385 Mbps (WireGuard) and ~490 Mbps (OpenVPN) without the usual VPN slowdown
Touchscreen control: scan QR codes, toggle VPNs, check real-time stats, and swap modes (Repeater, Tethering, etc.) with no laptop required
PD-compatible Type-C power input: supports 5V/3A, 9V/3A, and 12V/2.5A adapters or power banks
USB port with cellular modem & tethering support – connect a USB cellular stick or tether your phone for instant backup connectivity (requires 9V or 12V input for stable operation)
Compact travel form: foldable antennas, 130 × 91 × 34 mm, only ~295g
Preloaded with OpenWrt (23.05, kernel 5.4.213), with 1 GB RAM + 512 MB storage for custom firmware and add-ons
If you’ve struggled with weak hotel Wi-Fi, throttled VPNs, or unreliable airport networks, the Slate 7 solves those headaches. It combines next-gen wireless performance, versatile connectivity (including USB tethering), and a clean touchscreen interface in a compact, travel-ready design. This isn’t just “good enough for travel” – it sets a new standard for what a travel router can be.
