It's MediaTek 7621AT based
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I ordered the pack of 3 Zyxel Multy M1 from amazon
I will have them on Monday 13 March
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Why anyone has not even opened a Dev request already for this router???.
Considering they have a MTK 7621AT, the same for example, as the SOC for TP-Link EAP 615 Wall that is currently supported by core 22.03
A pretty good deal definitely, a trio of these units for barely $20+ per unit.
Probably because there is no one taking such requests. Doing so would involve a lot of money and time, both of which are in short demand - if you want to see it supported, it would be up to you yourself to do the development.
Let us know when you've opened one, I can see from the FCCID photos a couple of possible locations for UART connection.
It would be very, very nice if this device could get OpenWrt support.
BTW: it is FiLogic 830 based.
I agree. Looks like @blocktrron will be pushing official OpenWRT support for it but is still testing as far as I can tell.
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I have one acting as my primary Internet router for a few days already. While i can not comment about NAT performance due to my limited bandwith, iperf was ale to saturate the 2.5 Gbit/s port without issues and WiFi performance did exceed 1 Gbit/s.
I have a working tree in my tufax4200 branch. Issue at the moment is the bootloader not booting master kernel as it attempts to reserve the non-DDR memory regions for WED. I did ping Felix about that and he looks into a fix.
Installation requires a serial console, as the bootloaders flash boot procedure does not allow for booting FIT images with initrd integrated. This might be fixable in the future.
Only thing not working on the HW itself is the LAN LEDs.
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RG-R6, another MT7622 based AX3200 router from Reyee.
There are two 4 pin connectors on the PCB, as on the RG-R5, one of them should be the serial port.
Buy me now at $60 and up, on US eBay, auctions start around $37.
I've come back and just tested NAT performance. My test-setup was limited to 1 Gbit/s, but i was able to push 941 Mbit/s NAT traffic between LAN and WAN. Also Felix did push a fix for the WED memory regions, I've rebased my branch onto master and nothing obvious broke.
I've added installation instructions from my memory, Once I've verified these were indeed correct the patches will be upstreamed.
Also, please keep discussion public (aka here) and don't message me in private about images, etc. There's nothing to gain here in 1:1 communication.
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I ordered the Asus AX1800U a while ago and immediately flashed OpenWRT onto it.
Nice first impressions. Many thanks to hw driver devs.
Thanks for the update.
Got mine flashed and running.
My initial mistake was that I was trying to boot an initramfs image that was too large, packages, and it was failing to boot. Using the device's default .config worked fine.
A big thanks for supporting this device.
I was able to simplify the flashing instrucciones also by renaming the initramfs to TUF-AX4200.trx and setting my ip address to 192.168.1.70, these are the defaults uboot has set and looks for, then you only need to tftpboot and bootm the image.
Offer in Amazon.de for the Xiaomi AX3600. One to the bag straight away 
Almost the same price as the ASUS RT-53U (AX1800U) I was also planning to buy but double the best in all senses. Maybe in EU the only better alternative is the Dynalink WSM because of the 2.5GbE WAN port. Unfortunatelly, that product is not going to see my office anytime soon.
Now with this + my ZyXELs AX1800 (Multy M1, WSM20), I'm done for a couple of years Hope we can hack them anytime soon
Unfortunately no usb port in Xiaomi ax3600, so I bought dynalink dl-wrx36 from UK and paid some extra cost for shipping and taxes.
you are buy where in uk ? thanks
from this seller in ebay, had to buy also a cheap uk to eu plug adaptor because the router came with uk plug but that was expected
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