But 4x easier to flash than the t-56
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It is not that hard to open up + there are pins soldered for a serial connection. So for everyone who is a bit handy and who can follow instructions, it is a steal.
This discussion is however offtopic so let's resume the talk about the Flint 3.
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But is 2x slower? No 6 Gig radio? C'mon folks...
oh no! I need MTK Filogic 880
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are you using the 4.7 version?
No, I'm still on 4.6.6-op24, I'm gonna wait for 4.7.x-op24 because my setup it's way too stable right now to experiment with a beta with issues 
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But did you try open WRT firmware before on it?
If so, what is.your opinion about GL.inet firmware vs open WRT,
No I didn't, by the time I was thinking about it GL.iNet put out the op24 series so I went that route and didn't looked back.
Sometimes I just want to get something done the most convenient/easy/faster way and the GL.iNet app/interface do just that
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It's highly limited, the setup I have right now is impossible to configure on their interface, even if it takes more time, I don't mind it. It's always nice to have the option to flash vanilla OpenWrt. But I agree to what you said.
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I know so what's your point?
I was responding to a question I was made, so again what's your point?
It's been answered many times
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Thought speculation based on naming convention and some other factors. Has the manufacture ever directly commented?
Yes, check GL.iNet forums
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Do you have a link handy? Is the confirmed to the be Qualcomm?
mtk wifi 7 routers:
BE3600SDB
BE5040 or BE5000
BE6500
BE7200
BE14 or BE14000
BE19 or BE19000
UPD. add BE3600SDB (Selectable Dual Band)
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not to United Kingdom though 
they did have a fixed price for UK shipping when I bought mine (during BF), but it's been removed since then.
Looks like GL.iNet are offering Flint 3 for beta testing.
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