Hello @Loxley ,

Welcome to our community.

Have you tested it on a different phone? If you connect a new client to the router, will the client list only show the new client's info?

Please refresh the list for a try; you can log out and log in to the App again.

Please log in to your router's web interface to check if the last connected client is also displayed.

Best Regards.

  @Joseph-TP This also happens with me on the AXE95, where when there is no device connected, it still lists the last connected and shows the "Active DHCP Lease" ones and not the "Real-time" data. Would be helpful if this can be fixed.
FYI, I already resetted, restarted, updated both the device and the app already a number of times.

Hello @IfranAli & @Loxley ,

The client list that you mentioned is it the DHCP client list or the Connected list under the Network Map?

Please take screenshots of the client list, including the Tether App and Web interface.

  @Joseph-TP Hello,

Connected Client under Network Map sometimes report the accurate online devices, sometimes offline aswell.

The main problem is with the tether app, which shows the DHCP Client list and shows offline client list aswell, which is annyoing and fruatating. I hope this is fixed.

Router is AXE95 v1.0(US)

Hello@IfranAli ,

So, the client list under the Network Map usually correctly displays online devices. 

If the DHCP client list shows some offline devices as online, it could be because the DHCP lease hasn't expired and the records are still being retained.

  @Joseph-TP In the Web UI, it's accurate.

In TP-Link Tether App, it retains the offline clients and doesn't accurately show the device list properly.

I hope it's fixed on the app side, it creates a problem to check active devices via mobile and either block them or apply parental controls.

I thereby also ask TP-Link to provide us an update for the AXE95 like the AX80: such as DoT/DoH, Easymesh complete features with Ethernet Backhaul and Easymesh in AP mode, VPN Client, VPN kill switch and integration of Wireguard, IPv6 firewall, IoT Wifi etc. in the form of pre-release or beta firmware to test first, before release

Hello @IfranAli  & @Loxley ,

We would like to escalate your case to the support engineers, and they will follow up on it. If you are willing to conduct further analysis, please check your inbox and respond.    

  @Loxley As per my conduct, seems like it's the same.

It can't handle "null" devices.

And I checked the web ui via browser, it has lesser devices (accurate) than what the tether app shows.

Could be a bug on the app, or the device.

I own 12 tp-link devices, so I know it's a bug on the router itself.