GL.iNet
GL.iNet Beryl AX (GL-MT3000)
Connect a portable lab through Ethernet, Wi-Fi or phone tethering.
Travel routerWi-Fi 6WireGuardOpenWrtPortable lab
- Availability
- Listed
- Design
- Open firmware
- Radio
- 2.4 / 5 GHz Wi-Fi 6
Where to buy · 2 shops
In stock at GL.iNet when checked on 2026-09-24.
- Bring along
- 5 V / 3 A supply and an upstream connection; tethering needs a compatible phone and data cable.
- Keep in mind
- Captive portals and optional modems require their own setup.
Image credit
Maker image · GL.iNet Beryl AX (GL-MT3000), router only. · GL.iNet(02) Blueprint
What’s published
GL.iNet publishes GPL OpenWrt firmware and MT798x U-Boot source for the MT3000 on GitHub, but no PCB schematics, Gerbers or BOM; some vendor add-ons ship only as closed binaries.
Source 3
git clone https://github.com/undefined/undefined.gitResearch notes
Listed all ~95 repos under github.com/gl-inet and ran GitHub code search across the org for 'schematic' and 'gerber' -- zero hits anywhere; no hardware directory exists. gl-inet/mt798x-boot's own description explicitly says 'U-BOOT for MT2500/MT3000/X3000/XE3000/MT6000', confirming it covers this device (bootloader source only). Also checked gl-inet/glinet4.x: its tree contains a pkg_config/gl_pkg_config_mt3000.mk entry confirming MT3000 support, but every other file in that repo is a precompiled .ipk binary package (the gl-sdk4-* vendor management/cloud/VPN add-ons) -- i.e. GL.iNet ships closed binaries for its own value-add software on top of the GPL OpenWrt base, so 'open-firmware' describes the base OS, not the whole shipped image. dl.gl-inet.com/router/mt3000/ (200) is a JS-rendered download center; could not enumerate its file listing via static fetch, but product/support docs give
Every link checked 2026-09-27.
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Specifications
Exact model and hardware
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Build a portable network
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Firmware and VPN setup
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What still needs checking
- Exact shipping-country plug, regional stock, checkout price and supplied firmware version remain unverified.
- The firmware selector requires a dynamic interface; no current stable binary/version was verified. Vendor firmware and upstream OpenWrt are separate installation paths.
- Package list names a power adapter and converter but does not separately itemize a detachable USB power cable. Do not promise an extra cable.
- External modem/phone compatibility, captive-portal operation, Wi-Fi range, VPN throughput and power-bank operation require setup-specific testing.
- Firmware menus differ across releases. Portal login can suspend services; do not imply that VPN protection remains active throughout authentication.
- The product links a media kit, but readable asset-specific terms were unavailable. Website terms require permission for commercial content reuse; obtain a precise grant before using product photography.
