recomendations for travel router pocket with dual core cpu , thenks preferibly + usb port and 5ghz wlan
pocket size would probably be something from GL.inet.
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AR750S has been my travel companion for several years.
And I'm using the non-S version - AR750.
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gl a 1300 is very good ,sadly uses a old version of open wrt, i wonder if open wrt support it so i can buy and flash itgl A1300 open wrt gl
No, it uses the Qualcomm SDK, which isn't in any way related to proper Openwrt.
https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt%2Fopenwrt.git&a=search&h=HEAD&st=commit&s=GL-A1300
its weird they say they use openwrt and i liked because dual core @1.2ghz also pocket router....any alternative? thenks
its sad i see no driver even, and qualcom not arm 
It's missleading advertising, not the 1st time it happens.
I think they say "based on" nowadays.
Check the ToH.
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agree...
by the toh i found ac902 v3 but is slow and to be a road warrior it stays short that is why im trying to find other replacement
Maybe the gl.inet mt1300 Beryl?
I have this one and it's working well. I use it with latest beta which uses openwrt 22.03.3 I believe.
There's also an openwrt page about it but not clear if it's fully supported by vanilla openwrt at the moment.
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what about a Nanopi R5C ?
https://www.friendlyelec.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=290
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just discovered today that the Banana Pi R3 has a "mini" version, the Banana Pi R3-Mini :
https://wiki.banana-pi.org/Banana_Pi_BPI-R3_Mini
All this fancy stuff, and only USB2...
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that's a travel router...when you travel you don't take all your house with you 
I do, in the form of an USB3 drive ,)
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Then there is GL-INET MT3000....I like that form factor more than the BPi Mini....
I'd probably still pick the Lanner NCA-1010.
But nowadays getting a USB-C powered device might be better for travels, currently I am using GL-INET MT1300 which works pretty well (that's why I haven't think about getting the MT3000 yet)