What a nightmare! I just bought 2 AX20 routers to help my friend set up OneMesh. And suddenly it turns out to be impossible. And in my city I cannot find an extender!

Same story..

Bought ax90 and ax73 for big flat covering and replacing xiaomi routers.

Was surprised that it's possible to use ax90 as main router and ax73 as an wired access point, but not in mesh mode with easy roaming.

Xiaomi routers did it with ease.

The same problem (Two AX20 routers) I am very very disappointed and I regret that I chose to buy TP-Link

Uh / I see that this problem is a year old! / it's been a long time! / I think this problem will not be solved!

This must be JOKE!!! 

How is this possible for 2 mesh supported routers unable to form mesh network?

If you want to protect your Deco lineup why bother to introduce OneMesh to router? I don't see any different or advantage by telling people to buy the so called OneMesh range extender. I can still use same SSID in AP mode. 

No to mentioned always have different version of same router (v1, v2, and so on) with same hardware where new firmware only available to new version product. C'mon you thought us consumers are stupid? After 10 years+ with TP, AX10 and C6 will be my last, this is just F unacceptable.

@Kevin_Z  What is the current status of this issue? What did your developers answer?

I bought two routers TP-LINK AX20

Onemesh / NOT!

But? 
WIFI Repeater / NOT!
How do you explain that old routers have this option?

You have no excuse for that!

You are even making fun of us?

TP-LINK > I swear I'll give you the blackest publicity!

ASUS and others forever

@ftibor 

Im the next one....

Extremely disappointed. Got a second router C6 to realize that onemesh doesn't work between two routers.

Tp-link do something, you misleading people with your graphics.

@STN 

Esentially onemesh is a complete joke without two of the most important features you could have in a mesh technology, which are hard wired back haul and being able to use any device as a mesh member.

Who wants to backhaul over wifi and esentially lose 50% bw to repeat the signal when u don't always have to?

When an existing TP-Link router has way more advanced hardware in every aspect (proc, mem, asic, rom, wifi chipset, usually antenna size, design and gain, heat dissipation) why would a company waste time developing a 3rd party mesh protocol and not allow a router to be used as a mesh member lol?

EPIC FAIL TP-Link!

Same here. Just bought AX6000 and AX1500. What a shame

@ShivaShankar

Maybe you know if I can create one mesh from asus with tplink c6 Wan port? I can still return one of c6 and no more tplink.