Any Intel NUC(the small 4x4 ones) 8th gen or forward will fit the bill.

That’s a cleaver solution to a problem that brings lots of quality of life benefits to your job. Kudos!

This actually is maybe the most legitimate usage of a travel router that I’ve ever heard.

If I ever find myself planning to go on a cruise (highly unlikely), I’ll be purchasing a travel router.

I just have wireguard setup on my different systems (phone, laptop, tablet, etc.). Just flip it on/off as needed…

Honestly, I guess I loath the idea of carrying another electronic device…

What’s the usage scenario for a portable router? I’ve never really understood the benefits of one.

That product will never exist as there are only a handful of customers who would want it and even less who would pay for it.

Also, lookup the MTBF reports. It’s more likely that all your Client systems will fail before a switch does.