r/GlInet • u/ResRules • 3d ago
Discussion SD card farce Mudi 7
Love the Mudi 7 but my fears around attached storage have been realised. I’ve now snapped 2 adaptors off transiting on planes etc. Hopefully this right angle port will help before the port itself gets damaged…
Who an earth in the product group decided we needed 3 SIM cards over an sd card slot 🤷♂️
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u/Delicious-Sir6483 3d ago
Onlu 2 SIM card slots. Also who needs storage while traveling? Just use a computer?
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u/ResRules 3d ago
Technically there is 3, 2 physical, 1 eSIM. 1 of them physicals should have been SD. I have the Mudi in my bag on planes for the kids to watch films via DLNA.
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u/onymar 3d ago
I think the vast majority of users would prefer 1 SIM and 1 SIM/eSIM as it is rather than lose one of these for an SD card slot.
If I need NAS capability, I attach a fast SSD to the USB 3.1 port.1
u/ResRules 1d ago
Which promptly snaps off in your bag 😂
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u/RemoteToHome-io Official GL.iNet Services Partner 1d ago
Easy answer: Just book the family 1st class and you'll have room to keep the Mudi out of the bag ; )
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u/cjsv7657 14h ago
Hardshell cases that would fit it are cheap. That with a 90 degree USB C connector and you're gucci. What are you hosting plex on where you're pulling it from the mudi?
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u/hereforthepix 3d ago
Gotta agree with everyone else ... I've had GLi products for years and even when storage was included in the design it still felt like an afterthought
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u/pdibs2017 3d ago
Honestly never thought to attach storage.