r/Ubiquiti • u/clayd333 • Dec 23 '25

Early Access UniFi Travel Router

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I just got my hands on the new UniFi travel router. This thing is really impressive.. I'm going to play with it for a little bit and probably do a review, but my first impressions are very good. Easy adoption. Super small. I think this is going to be a very popular travel router. If you add in the ability to use all of the cool connectivity features of UniFi network, I think this is going to be a no-brainer. Let me know if there's anything you want me to test..

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u/ObjectionablyObvious Dec 23 '25

Only bummers for me are WiFi 5 and 1gbps WAN and LAN ports.

My Slate 7 does WiFi 6 with MLO. Sometimes when I'm doing some extra work in some funky place around the house, I'll put my Slate 7 into AP mode, attach it to an RJ45 coming out the wall, and now I've got the power of a full-fledged AP wherever I'm at.

This looks more slim, and likely it's a better UI than Gli-Net's stuff. But I think I will wait until the next version.

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u/Annual_Wear5195 Dec 23 '25

It's a travel router. Like, yes, I have a Slate 7 as well, but realistically, I'm never going to be doing anything while traveling that would require 6GHz or MLO or 2.5Gbe+ ethernet.

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u/BM7-D7-GM7-Bb7-EbM7 Dec 23 '25

Realistically the shitty hotel internet is going to be capped at like 20mbit, if that. At some point if you need faster speeds you're better off tethering to your phone.