My dears, for some time i used to go for GL INET routers for openwrt hardware.
But GL INet started to use old versions of openwrt that does not update with the latest versions.
So I tryed to find another manufacturer that offered openwrt hardware.
So now I am using Cudy hardware, all of them being the WR1300 V3 hardware.
It is a long known fact, that firmware is old openwrt that permits sysupgrading to normal OpenWrt.
glinet has no problems of old versions, they even say for eoldevices to use OpenWrt instead.
Hello Brada, i have here several GL.iNet GL-SFT1200 that i bought that uses a siflower chipset that is not in the trunk, while selling, they adversited as openwrt and i waited a long time just to understand that they are not going to trunk this chipset.
So they are garbage to me.
The ones that offers openwrt updated are not cheap in GL Inet, while cudy wr1300 is totally affordable (40 usd)
the ones on the gdrive you posted, are the ones supported by openwrt, plus perhaps some new device where the openwrt transition image haven't been published.
Cudy got their own page about it https://www.cudy.com/blogs/faq/openwrt-software-download