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Customer
Reviewed in Canada on March 6, 2025
Awesome little VPN gateway. Cheaper than a Raspberry pi solution with all the software built in.
David
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025
Router is great. I use it to create a vpn network on my home network that I can access when traveling. Overall setup is super simple and everything works out of the box. Happy with the purchase.
Phoenix
Reviewed in Sweden on March 15, 2025
Really easy to use, high performance, lots of parameters available.
IA
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
Fast and reliable.
ThL
Reviewed in France on February 10, 2025
NordVPN est compatible et fonctionne sur ce routeur.
Nicholas Yeomans
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 27, 2025
I have security cameras which don’t allow access to recordings without a subscription. With this I can use Tailscale or ZeroTier to access my home network.Fantastic solution without the complication of setting up a VPN, especially if you don’t have a public up address. This solved my problems overnight with only 5 mins to set up once connected to my router and added devices to access home network remotely.I would have preferred the plastic case which was cheaper but not available on Amazon. But the peace of mind being able to return was worth it.
Ox
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025
Works great for adding a vpn to and existing network ans allowing for a vpn killswitch. Took minutes to install.
YB
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025
Good device. Simple set up. Have this and a vpn running on an Asus router. Had my setup in FL and was logging in from the Arabian Gulf. I was expecting the servers running on the Brume to be faster than the Asus but this wasn't the case. Perhaps user error but both OpenVPN and WireGuard on the Brume were Significantly slower than the OpenVPN server on the Asus. The Brume server therefore ended up being my backup. Was getting 70mbps peak on Asus and hardly 30 on the Brume. Bandwidth at "home" was 500 down 100 up. Distance definitely played a role but would have expected the same affect on the Asus router as well. Shrug. Anyway - its worth a purchase regardless. I was using the Beryl AX as the client.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025
Love this little router when it works, I’ve had 2 now, both lasted just over a year each. Using it for my home network so it’s on 24/7, unit does get hot so I’m wondering it’s just burning out. May try buying another and see if there is someway to add a heat sink but looking on gl-I.net’s it looks like it’s been discontinued.
T. Reed
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2024
This router worked great until it stopped working after 1 year. Purchased on Feb 19, 2023, so it failed just a few days outside of the 1 year warranty. :-(
MS
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024
This is a no brainer solution for remote tunneling back to your home network. I am not an IT pro so set up was a bit tricky. The Brume2 is the easy part. It's the particular, less documented ISP modem firewall settings you need to be familiar with to make it work. In my situation I have ATT Fiber with a Netgear Mesh router. All of my hair pulling was caused by the ATT Fiber modem. But rest assured the Brume gateway works great once you dial in the modem settings. Basically the ATT modem does not have port forwarding. You have to use IP Passthrough. Set the IP Passthrough to the mac address of your main router. You also have to delete all the default packet filtering rules set by the modem. I have the Brume gateway behind my Netgear router. The Netgear assigns a NAT IP address to the Brume. If your gateway is behind your router you will set port forwarding to the IP of the gateway. Make a note of the Brume default port number and forward to the same port number. Should work like a charm.
Adam Goldstein
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2023
My use case is probably more specific than most, and this is where this device would shine. I am a digital nomad, and wanted to setup a Zero-Tier device at my home, so I can leverage the public IP at my house (in case my corp office ever blocks cloud-based Wireguard VPNs). I did NOT want to replace my existing router, since my current router is more powerful than even the Gl.inet Flint. So I wanted a dedicated device for Zerotier only, and did NOT need wifi. I hooked this into the LAN port of my existing powerful router. I hooked this into my Zerotier account and figured out the routing. I can now pull my house IP on my cell phone via Zerotier app, so the routing is working. However, the speed is slow (which i guess doesn't surprise me). Next, I need to figure out how to force my travel router (beryl AX) to force traffic through the zerotier network as well. Overall, it does what I need it to do in a small an efficient form factor.That being said, it is good to restate that my use case is very specific. I have used this as a dedicated zerotier server/endpoint ONLY, and nothing more. I did NOT want to replace my existing router. For this use case, this is the correct device for my needs.
blueytoo
Reviewed in Australia on July 17, 2023
Got a GL.iNet Slate plus for travelling to connect to home for streaming home TV that is otherwise geoblocked when overseas.Previous Netgear security appliance at home stopped working, but only supported openVPN and not WireGuard. Netgear has dropped this category of device.Slate plus worked fine when overseas. A few teething problems in some hotels but working well when sorted. Answers are in the tech support forums. GL.iNet tech support is pretty responsive and monitoring the community support forums. I was impressed.Brume 2 was the simplest way to restore my home VPN. Easier to use than Netgear. There are cheaper more advanced products in this category, but they are not simple at all. Plus those so inclined can access all of openWRT via Luci interface if they need/want complexity.Free dynamic DNS. On in a click.WireGuard VPN server. On in a few clicks.WireGuard client on phone. Download. Scan QR code. Connect.Access to home network. On in a click.Newest firmware stopped talking to my Orbi wireless access point - but Orbi firmware update fixed that.Only thing missing is wall mounting facility. I am using a little piece of angle aluminium and outdoor velcro.
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