



UniFi Travel Router | Ultra-slim
Ubiquiti UniFi Travel Router (UTR)
An ultra-slim travel router that extends your UniFi Network wherever you are, bringing secure, familiar connectivity to remote locations. It connects to the internet over WiFi, Ethernet or USB tethering from an iOS or Android phone, supports WireGuard VPN, and also works in stand-alone device mode with no UniFi Account required. It weighs 89 g and is powered over USB-C.
Quick Glance
Key Features
Your UniFi Network, wherever you travel
Ubiquiti designed the UTR to extend your UniFi Network to remote locations, bringing secure, familiar connectivity with you. It also works in stand-alone device mode, and no UniFi Account is required. Set-up and management are over Bluetooth, with a 1.14" status display on the unit.
Three ways online and a WireGuard VPN client
The UTR takes its internet connection over WiFi, Ethernet through its (2) GbE RJ45 ports, or USB tethering from an iOS or Android phone. A WireGuard VPN client is supported now; Ubiquiti lists an OpenVPN client as available in future firmware releases.
WiFi 5 in an 89 g pocket-sized unit
A WiFi 5 (802.11ac) radio with 2 x 2 MIMO and (2) embedded antennas, with 802.11ac data rates up to 866.7 Mbps. The polycarbonate unit measures 95.95 x 65 x 12.5 mm, weighs 89 g and draws 5W at most from USB-C (5V/2A); the adapter is not included.
Detailed Specifications
Specifications are from Ubiquiti's official technical specifications and store listing for the UniFi Travel Router (UTR). Ubiquiti publishes no routing throughput figure for this model; WiFi data rates are radio link rates, not routing speeds.
Need-to-Know
- Ubiquiti states the USB-C power adapter is not included. Plan a USB-C power source rated 5V/2A.
- WireGuard VPN client is supported. Ubiquiti lists the OpenVPN client as available in future firmware releases, so it is not a current feature.
- Ubiquiti does not publish a routing or VPN throughput figure for the UTR. The 866.7 Mbps figure is the top 802.11ac WiFi data rate, not a routing speed.
- The UTR works in stand-alone device mode and no UniFi Account is required, so it can be used without an existing UniFi Network.
- The radio is WiFi 5 (802.11ac) on 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz; Ubiquiti's specification lists no 6 GHz band.
Best For / Customer Benefits
Customer Benefits
- Pocket-sized at 89 g and 12.5 mm thick, powered from any suitable USB-C source.
- Brings your familiar UniFi WiFi and security policies to remote locations.
- No UniFi Account needed and a stand-alone device mode for use without UniFi.
- Set up over Bluetooth with a 1.14" status display on the unit.
Best For
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Ubiquiti states that no UniFi Account is required and that the UTR works in stand-alone device mode. If you do run UniFi, it is designed to extend your UniFi Network to wherever you are.
Three ways, per Ubiquiti: over WiFi (for example hotel or venue WiFi), over Ethernet through its GbE RJ45 ports, or by USB tethering from an iOS or Android phone.
A WireGuard VPN client is supported. Ubiquiti lists an OpenVPN client as available in future firmware releases, so do not rely on OpenVPN today.
No. Ubiquiti states the adapter is not included. The UTR is powered over USB-C at 5V/2A and draws 5W at most, so plan a suitable USB-C power source.
Ubiquiti publishes no routing throughput figure. The WiFi is WiFi 5 with 2 x 2 MIMO, with 802.11ac data rates up to 866.7 Mbps, and the wired ports are GbE.
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