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The Flint 4 is most interesting if you have, or plan to have, a 10GbE NAS, a multi-gig switch, Wi-Fi 7 clients, a faster-than-gigabit internet connection, multiple VPN profiles, remote access requirements, or a segmented network for home lab and surveillance use. It is also worth watching if you like GL.iNet’s router software but have been waiting for a model with more serious fixed-site networking hardware. It is probably overkill if your broadband is below gigabit, your clients are mostly Wi-Fi 5/6, you do not use VPN or network segmentation, and you only need a simple router. It is also too

GL.iNet Flint 4 Router First Look - Wi-Fi 7, 10GbE, SFP+ and OpenWrt - NAS Compares
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