GL-X3000 Spitz AX 5G NR cellular router, Wi-Fi 6, dual nano-SIM (single standby), 2.5G WAN + gigabit LAN, OpenWrt, WireGuard. Carrier and band support vary — verify T-Mobile/AT&T notes on the listing.
Who it is for
- Rural, RV, or backup-WAN shops that want an always-on cloud agent.
- People who already have a data plan and need OpenWrt instead of a carrier hotspot.
Who should skip it
- Fiber homes that only need a LAN router — Flint 2.
- Travelers who only tether a phone — Beryl AX is smaller and has no SIM tax.
What to compare
- Hermes on light hardware is useless without WAN. This is the cellular hop when you cannot put the Pi or N150 on fiber.
- Dual-SIM is failover, not two networks at once. Confirm bands against your carrier before buying.
- It still does not run the agent. Pair it with a Pi 5, Mini S13, or Mac mini.
Verify on the Amazon listing
- Confirm GL-X3000 / Spitz AX, not Puli/Mudi/Spitz v1.
- Confirm carrier certification notes and that antennas are included.
Honest limitation
Needs a working 5G/LTE plan and coverage. Latency and caps are the carrier’s, not the router’s, and this is not a computer.
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