What encryption does the Invizbox use?
AES-256-GCM The InvizBox connects using AES-256-GCM, SHA512 and RSA-4096 as default.
AES-256-GCM The InvizBox connects using AES-256-GCM, SHA512 and RSA-4096 as default.
Yes. The InvizBox offers ad-blocking functionality which can be enabled/disabled in the user interface.
No. The InvizBox Go does not offer GSM (Mobile Data) functionality. Our Engineering team intends to offer GSM functionality in a future version of the InvizBox Go.
The InvizBox Go has an internal battery. The battery can be easily recharged using the supplied USB cable (or another suitable alternative).
No. Although the InvizBox team release new software updates, the InvizBox devices cannot be upgraded at a hardware level.
No. The InvizBox Go contains thermal pads on the inner case allowing for the case to be used as a heat sink.
No. Additionally, the InvizBox Go contains a Li-Poly battery. Lithium and water should never mix.
No. We cannot offer insurance for loss or theft, however your household insurance provider should be able to do this.
Yes. The InvizBox, InvizBox 2 and InvizBox Go are CE (EU) and FCC (US) certified.
InvizBox Go Technical Specs Hardware Specifications CPU: Dualcore MIPS Speed: 880Mhz RAM: 256MB Input: 5V / 1A Output: 5V / 1.5A Size: 125 x 70 x 12.5 mm Weight: 300g WiFi: Up to 300Mbps* over clearnet. VPN: Up to 50MBs* Range: Up to 10m Software Specifications OS: OpenWrt based. Protocols: OpenVPN Supported VPNs: InvizBox Modes: … Continued