I have an old Flint and a newer Flint 2, plus a handful of travel routers that I use as wireless Ethernet bridges to get reliable pseudo-wired connections in my house without running cables. (Those can be really handy for devices that are a pain to configure even if they do have wifi, like printers.)

I wouldn't buy any of their stuff if not for OpenWRT— that's the killer feature for me. But I'm quite happy with quality and features from GL-iNet as well. I recommend them to everyone.