GL.iNet MUDI V2 GL-E750V2 4G LTE Portable Travel Router | 7000mAh Battery

The GL.iNet MUDI V2 (GL-E750V2) is a portable 4G LTE travel router with a nano-SIM slot, a 7000 mAh battery rated for about 8 hours per charge, dual-band Wi-Fi at 300 Mbps (2.4 GHz) and 433 Mbps (5 GHz), and OpenWrt firmware with WireGuard and OpenVPN preinstalled. It is for travelers, RV and van users, and remote workers who want their own cellular hotspot with a built-in VPN and ad blocking instead of a carrier-locked puck. It takes a data SIM from a US or international carrier, and it can also share hotel Wi-Fi (repeater mode), a tethered phone, or a wired connection through the included USB-C port replicator.

Who the MUDI V2 is for

• Travelers who want a battery-powered LTE hotspot that routes every device through a VPN tunnel
• RV, van, and campsite users who need a few devices online from a data SIM without running a full-size cellular router
• Remote workers who bounce between hotel Wi-Fi, a local SIM, and a phone hotspot and want one network name for all of them
• Privacy-focused users who want Tor and ad blocking at the router level while traveling
• Anyone who needs a backup internet connection at home for outages, with a SIM on a second carrier

Key features

• 4G LTE modem built in: sold with either a Cat 6 module (EM060K-G, 300 Mbps down / 50 Mbps up) or a Cat 4 module (EM05-G, 150 Mbps down / 50 Mbps up); check the listing for which module the seller ships
• 7000 mAh rechargeable battery, rated for about 8 hours per charge, charged over USB-C at 5V/2A
• Dual-band Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) at 300 Mbps on 2.4 GHz and 433 Mbps on 5 GHz
• WireGuard up to 40 Mbps and OpenVPN up to 5 Mbps in client mode on a local network, plus VPN server mode and Tor
• 0.96 inch OLED display for signal, battery, and connection status
• MicroSD slot up to 1 TB for file sharing on the local network
• USB-C port replicator in the box that adds a 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port for wired WAN or LAN
• Multi-WAN failover and load balance across cellular, Wi-Fi repeater, Ethernet, and USB tethering

Specifications

Provider compatibility

GL.iNet describes the MUDI V2 as compatible with global carriers and does not publish a per-carrier certification list. The LTE band lists above include the bands used by AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon in the United States, including B2, B4, B5, B12, B13, B14, B66, and B71, and the Cat 6 module adds B17, B29, B30, and B48 (CBRS). The router is unlocked and takes a standard nano-SIM data plan. Some US carriers restrict data-only plans by device IMEI, so confirm with your carrier that your plan allows use in a hotspot or router before you buy a SIM. If you want 5G and higher speeds, see the MUDI 7.

How a battery-powered LTE router differs from a phone hotspot

A dedicated LTE router keeps your phone's battery and data plan out of the loop and gives every device the same firewall, VPN, and ad-blocking rules. The MUDI V2 runs its own OpenWrt firmware, so you can load WireGuard or OpenVPN profiles from Proton VPN or Mullvad once and every laptop, tablet, and streaming device behind it is covered. Its VPN throughput is modest (40 Mbps over WireGuard), which is fine for email, browsing, video calls, and HD streaming, but not for multi-gig work. For higher VPN speeds on a wired or Wi-Fi uplink, compare the models in our travel router comparison or the VPN router collection.

Common questions

Does the GL.iNet MUDI V2 work with T-Mobile, AT&T, or Verizon?

Its LTE bands include the main bands those three carriers use, and GL.iNet sells it as a global-carrier device. GL.iNet does not list formal carrier certifications, so check that your data plan allows hotspot or router use before buying a SIM.

Is the MUDI V2 a 5G router?

No. It is 4G LTE only, with a Cat 6 module rated at 300 Mbps down or a Cat 4 module rated at 150 Mbps down depending on the version. The MUDI 7 is the 5G model.

How long does the MUDI V2 battery last?

GL.iNet rates the 7000 mAh battery for about 8 hours per charge. Runtime drops with heavy VPN use or many connected devices, and the router can run while charging from a 5V/2A USB-C source.

Does the MUDI V2 have an Ethernet port?

Yes, through the USB-C port replicator in the box, which provides one 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port. It can act as a wired WAN input or a wired LAN output.

Can the MUDI V2 run a VPN for all my devices?

Yes. WireGuard and OpenVPN clients are preinstalled, and it can also act as a VPN server so you can reach your home network while traveling. Expect up to 40 Mbps over WireGuard.

Does the MUDI V2 work with hotel Wi-Fi?

Yes. In repeater mode it joins the hotel Wi-Fi and shares it with your devices, and it can fail over to the SIM if the hotel connection drops.