GL.iNetGadget Organizer Case for Travel Routers GL-AXT1800/ GL-MT3000/ GL-SFT1200/ GL-E750, Chargers, Cables, and Accessories, Sturdy & Durable Pouch, Hand-carry EVA bag, Anti-shock, Water Resistant

I always buy matching cases for external electronics. This is a nice case that is more than roomy enough for the Slate 7, at a trade-off of being a tiny bit oversized since it was not designed exactly for a specific GL i.net travel router. I like the fact that the upper half of the case contains a fully zippered compartment for accessories, not simply a pouch.

I bought this as a nice case for the Beryl AX which I'd recently picked up for a cruise. The Beryl fits perfectly inside this case (with room to spare), it's sturdy enough that it can bounce around inside a backpack without anything getting damaged, it's spacious enough to fit the router itself, the power cable, all of the adapter plug attachments in case you wake up in a foreign country, AND you can throw in a USB cable and a couple of ethernet cables too.I love the color, it makes for a really tidy setup. And as you can see from my picture, makes a half decent stand for the router as well :)Highly recommend this for travelling nerds like myself.

I recently had the pleasure of using this case for my Glinet slare AX travel router during my latest travel for work and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations! From the moment I opened the package, I was impressed by the quality of the materials used to construct this travel case. The outer shell is sturdy and durable, providing an added layer of protection against any bumps and jostles that can occur during travel. The zipper feels robust and smoothly glides, which is a reassuring sign of its longevity.One of the standout features of this travel case is its compact size. It fits effortlessly into my backpack or carry-on luggage, without adding any bulk or weight. This is crucial for me, as I'm always on the move and prefer to travel light. The case's slim profile ensures that it doesn't take up valuable space, allowing me to pack efficiently and make the most of every inch in my bag.It's the perfect solution for anyone who wants to keep a small travel router safe and well-organized. This case has become an essential part of my travel gear for work.

Holds the travel router as advertised. Adapter/cable side can be a little snug depending on the wall-wart you choose. But it contains everything nicely. Biggest advantage for me is that the case sits with my luggage so when I’m packing up to leave the hotel or Airbnb, the empty case reminds me to go find the device, unplug, and pack it. Prior to having the case I left the device behind a couple of times.

The case is extremely well made and quite sturdy. The GL iNet GL-E750 unit (both v1 & v2) fit nicely including ALL the accessories. Because of the latter fact the case is also quite thick which is also its weakness taking up lots of room in backpack. I bought two of the cases as have two units. Though also bought another thinner case from another source for when putting in backpack.

This kit makes traveling easy and airport security likes the folding access.

Good fit for slate 7 with room for cable and plug. But it would be nice if they made a case that would fit the slate 7 plus a wyze pan cam 3 as I believe this is a very common use scenario. Had to pack the camera separately. Also, a little cushioning would be good.

Nice enough case. Looks nice, provide reasonable protection, and keep things together.However, the charger that ships with the GL.iNet GL-AXT1800 (Slate AX) is way too big to fit.If the case were large enough to hold the charger, it would be too large to be a convenient travel case. So, problem is really with the charger which takes up nearly as much volume as does the rest of the travel router.The power requirements are listed as 5 Volts at 4 Amps. There are lots of 20+ Watt USB-C power adapters available, including some using the new GaN semiconductors that seem to provide more power in a smaller size.But to achieve 20+ Watts, many of them provide power at other voltages such as 9V, 12V and don’t claim to provide the specified 4A at 5V.GL.iNet should include a charger that is compatible with both their router and their case. And maybe their power requirements should be more similar to that provided by many of the cell phone fast chargers.