@Qball17 

Read this blog for start.

Onemesh is a TP-Link proprietary technology and that's why it's not compatible with the Easymesh standard.

However, you have a chance to make them work together - this can be achieved by using Onemesh device as a main router and Easymesh device as a satellite.

This can be done by the WPS method only. Keep in mind that Easymesh device should be reset to its factory defaults before you star the procedure (Method 1).

Hello @Qball17 , 

As terziyski mentioned, Onemesh is a TP-Link proprietary technology and that's why it's not compatible with the Easymesh standard.

Hi  @terziyski ,

As I know, in certain combinations, such as EasyMesh Router + OneMesh Range Extender, a mesh network can be formed.

A OneMesh network is formed by Router + Range Extender/Powerline Adapter. Two OneMesh routers cannot form a mesh network. Similarly, EasyMesh Router + OneMesh Router cannot directly form a mesh network. Therefore, theoretically, C80 + VR400 should not be able to build a mesh network.

Have you created a mesh network using EasyMesh Router + OneMesh Router?

  @Joseph-TP 

Hi Joseph,

Many users already have successfully created a mesh network between a Onemesh capable main router and an Easymesh satellite router - check this post for details. This work only if you use the WPS method to add the satellite router.

However, this doesn't work the other way round - Easymesh main router with a Onemesh satellite router.

Hello @terziyski ,

Thank you for sharing. It seems that some users have indeed successfully built a mesh network using the OneMesh Main router and EasyMesh router.

However, this hasn't been fully verified for stability yet. I will report this to the engineers for further verification.

If using existing equipment, this combination might be worth trying. However, a completely successful setup cannot be guaranteed.

For consultations before purchasing products, to ensure stability and reliability, we recommend using devices that use the same Mesh networking protocol.