GL.iNet Flint 3 (GL-BE9300) Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Home Router - US$153.82 (~A$241.34, 19% off RRP) Delivered @ GL.iNet APAC

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just went to check the previous deal and it seems to be even better (in USD though, not in AUD)
edited description from the other one, credits to @pc007

GL.iNet Flint 3 (GL-BE9300 Tri-band Wi-Fi 7 Home Router on their own website with free shipping. Currently 19% off at check out. Final cost is USD153.82.
Using 28 degrees card, it was debited by 241.34 AUD.

3xCamel says, 3rd Party Lowest $170.91 (Sep 06, 2025)
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  b-t on 22/10/2025 - 12:45

  I'm tossing between this and Flint 2 - I don't need wi-fi 7 today, but maybe in the future. I heard that this particular model really suffers on non-wifi 7 bands and the CPU is slower than Flint 2.

  What would people suggest?

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    Spendmore on 22/10/2025 - 13:12

    +3

    Flint 2 its almost perfect and has a lot more community development if you want to tinker.
    It is also regularly down to $180.

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    opposablethumbs on 22/10/2025 - 15:35

    +1

    Got the Flint 2 delivered on Sat from Amazon for $211.65 (with Prime).

    Although I know it has been cheaper, including direct from US, needed it in a hurry and peace of mind for return if any problem (like the basic Asus router bought week before that didn't have enought static DHCP slots for my needs, so returned after satisfied Flint 2 all good).

    Relatively easy to be up and running straight away. Just has some individual implementation differences for more advanced config, but easy once familiar with it. Looking forward to seeing what the VPN with dynamic DNS is like for acessing my home network remotely.

    Small place, so don't need mesh, with Flint 2 giving great speeds and coverage throughout house.

    Has all the configurability I need, with Allowlist (whitelist), parental time controls, as many fixed DHCP addresses as I want.

    Haven't tinkered too much with security options yet, but maybe next weekend :-).

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      ARX-8 Laevatein on 22/10/2025 - 19:23

      +1

      Hey I went with Flint 2 too with similar plans as you.
      Played around and got it all working with both Wireguard and OpenVPN server options, eventually I found that Tailscale worked best for me to access my home network (jellyfin server and NAS) remotely and also setting the router as an exit node.

      Everything has been quite good to use and learn. Only drama I had was a non-issue to optimise the angle positions for the antennas.
      When I gain more confidence maybe I'll flash it with vanilla openwrt firmware.

      No regrets not getting the Flint 3, not craving wifi7.

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  Willy Bargin on 22/10/2025 - 12:58

  I was thinking the same , i don't have a single device with Wi-Fi 7 and by the time I upgrade the flint 4 will be out and 3 would be discounted. 2.5 nic could be worth it. Wish they would have m.2 slots to turn them into cheap network storage.

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    Spendmore on 22/10/2025 - 13:13

    They have USB ports for storage, a small enclosure plugged in with a SSD would do.

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  Rimus on 22/10/2025 - 17:21

  Hi, Anyone know a good device as an AP? I've got Flint 2 as the main router, which is great.

  Had EAP-245 as AP, but this gives sub par speeds in comparison to Flint 2. And maybe signals from both Flint and TP Link are not working together very well (busy/congested??). Looking for something that can handle VLANs as well, as the Flint 2 setup with vlans via Luci. Any help/suggestions? Thanks in advance!

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    rygle on 22/10/2025 - 18:14

    +1

    The Flint 2 is one of the best all round access points.

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  rygle on 22/10/2025 - 18:13

  The Flint 2 is 4x4, has OpenWrt vanilla support and is excellent.

  The Flint 3 is only 2x2, and no OG OpenWrt support, and for many people Wi-Fi 7 is take it or leave it.

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  shanty on 22/10/2025 - 18:56

  discount finished

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  CauseNEffect on 22/10/2025 - 20:31

  Shame these are unsupported by my isp and likely many others.

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    kkeith22 on 22/10/2025 - 22:07

    Which ISP? I used Flint 3 with Tangerine and More tel.

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  kkeith22 on 22/10/2025 - 22:09

  In my experience, it's too hot as a router. It's temperature was higher than T-nas F4 424 pro.