@Thomasthetank 

I got a look at a friend's top-end Asus router last night, and I think I'm going to throw all the TP-Link stuff in the trash and go get one of those.  Especially if they have their mesh worked out.

I have the Archer and a couple OneMesh repeaters, and they do OK, but the CPU is maxed on the Archer and there's no visibility into what's doing it.  Very, very rudimentary stuff.

@Kevin_Z : like everybody else, also waiting for the one mesh update. Today we had an update but no onemesh feature. Can you please tell us when this is going to happen?

Tp link should stop avoiding all of these questions and give a time frame when it is actually gonna happen. Everybody paid a lot of money for a top segment router with the understanding one mesh feature comes asap.

I bought this thinking it was going to get some sort of mesh update (as advertised iirc) now I find its no longer mentioned on any of the specs, looks like I'll be selling this router and going for the Asus GT-AX11000 instead. 

Really disappointed especially after shelling out a LOT of money for this product to find it doesn't do what it should, won't be buying another TP-Link product again that's for sure..

@Thomasthetank 

More than a year working on this request. I have 2 ax1500 range extenders.  TPLink, when will we have a one mesh for your Top of the line router?

@Thomasthetank 

Yeah, definitely waiting on this. The routers are listed as "Planned" but hopefully the website is just behind.

I already returned the device for a refund.  No onemesh, not interested.

@Kevin_Z for the amount of money I paid, and looking at the timeline of these threads, I'll be moving on to Asus' product. Although it's more expensive you do get what you pay for. Very disappointed and disheartened that you guys don't focus on your customers. This speaks volumes of your company, I won't be making any additional networking purchases for my business with TP-Link either.

Best of luck

@roso sad to see how a good intention while buying these products ends up in a long lasting anxiety. I already bought 2 more range extenders with mesh so i have 3 high end devices waiting to be deployed as intended

@roso I agree, I would even take something like "4th quarter 2020" for each router instead of "Planned". "Planned" tells me that it's not actively being worked, but is in the pipeline somewhere. It's obvious customers are waiting for this to come out, and I hope it's just TP-Link trying to make sure they have it as ready as possible to minimize issues once its released.

@Kevin_Z Can we get a ball park estimate on this, at least? A little more communication from TP-Link could go a long way.