Hi  @Thom_NL 

I have tried it now. I thought it won't work, because Onemesh is not developed to work through Ethernet ports and I was right. When I have connected my cat 6 Ethernet cable, the internet speed of my satellite router slowed down to 5-30 Mbps. Without Ethernet cable my speeds are cca 150 Mbps. It could be better, but I can live with it. I am waiting for AX73 to get real Easymesh supposed with Ethernet backhaul and ax55 pro to get support for Ethernet backhaul. But I am still happy my mesh network finally work.

PS: For this test I used my C64 and AX73

  hi @TechThomas,

Did you did connect the satellites by the WAN port?

If not try again 😁

Good luck,

Thom

  @TechThomas  onemesh don't support Ethernet Backhaul. Hope they will add easymesh Ethernet Backhaul to our AX55 soon... I wait too. 

  @ChrisBS 

I have tried it and yes. It works fine for me. I used ax73 as main router, ax55 pro as satellite router and c64 like satelite router. I paired it by pressing WPS button on both devices and the router I wanted to connect shows in Onemesh tab on main router. Pairing with C64 worked without any problem. With AX55 pro there was little problem because it was still getting disconnected. But in the end it was successful and now everything works fine. Switching is very smooth. Only one problem I have is no support for Ethernet backhaul (I haven't tried it but I think it doesn't work) so my speeds are not as good as I wish, but I can live with it.

  @TechThomas 

This is interesting 🤔 maybe bec ax53 has easymesh? :)  And onemesh (main device) can connect with esaymesh router (secondary). If possible check on your devices :D 

  @RoodRood 

OMG. This should not work because you can not connect 2 routers using Onemesh. You can connect just a router and an extender. I am going to try if it works for me. I have been waiting half a year for Easymesh on AX73. But if this will work I would be very grateful

  @Liverpool20 

Hi. I still can't understand the real difference between OneMesh and EasyMesh. Ok, the only one I really can se right now, Is extremely more easy to link AX53 with the C80 (both EasyMesh compatibles) than to link an AX73 to an AX53 (only one Easy mesh compatible).

In OneMesh is not showing any router till you press the WPS in both devices. Right now I have my routers connected by Ethernet and everything is working smooth and my devices are changing to the router that is closer without any interruptions. The only thing is that takes time to get connected again after one of the routers is rebooted, same when some changes are made, so to avoid this I set up specific wifi channels and switch the updates to manual. BTW. I have 300 Mbps, so right now this is what I'm getting at any place of my 3 floors house; of course, only if I'm using the 5GHz WiFi. I'll uploaded the speed test of the main and satellite router later.

hi  @ChrisBS,

To be safe about things Easymesh is certified, Deco mesh, Onemesh and Omoda mesh aint certified.

So any device of any brand with Easymesh should work if the TP device is Easymesh.

Regards,

Thom

  @Liverpool20 

Onemesh is total different then easymesh.

 I will try explain it in the most easiest way some differences :D 

Onemesh is like a "one" network but you can connect only main router  + extenders (only tplink devices). Ofc you can connect other router but only like AP mode but that won't work smooth. That alwwys disconnecting your devices  while switch connection.

Esaymesh also is like "one" network but you can connect any device which is with easymesh function not only tplink device's. You can connect router + routers and extenders. Ofc TP-Link make sure if you use tplink router with esaymesh you can connect also extenders with onemesh but routers won't work as secondary device's they need a esaymesh.