@migo33 AC are WiFi ac (so called WiFi 5), AX are WiFi ax (so called WiFi 6) Anyway, you can't guess the specifications of any product (furniture, cars, toys, appliances, processed food) just by the...

@Axelgaminguk In fact, I think your router doesn't support OneMesh either, or at least I don't see it in the list of devices.

@Axelgaminguk TP-Link Deco and TP-Link OneMesh are not interoperable, I find it quite weird anyway. I'd like brands would adhere to a common specification and be interoperable.

@Zuzer78 No, currently the OneMesh solution is very limited and, in fact, kind of misses the point of a mesh system. It is not possible to create a mesh with more than one router, all the other nodes...

@http8000 TP Link calls it "a feature" (OneMesh) while many of us think it's a security issue if you don't need / use OneMesh. Those hidden networks are not needed at all and there should be an...

@matt1927 They are independent, you manage each AP connecting to each IP management address. There is no centralized management point, they are just three devices to setup. Same as if they would be...