@InceptionTenet 

Great question! This $500 router has Tplink's proprietary "OneMesh". They also have DecoMesh. Oh and don't forget OmadaMesh. Talk about a WIFI manufacturer with an Identity crisis. I waited two years after TPLink announced they were coming out with their XE200. It was never released.

So I jumped on the AXE300 bandwagon because it was an EasyMesh compatible modem. Tplink marketed that heavily. Now, another 2 years, still no EasyMesh for the AXE300 and it was their $500 flagship router. It's to the point we can't rely on anything TPLink publishes.

Come on TPlink. Get with the program and don't be such a "Politician ". If you committ to doing something you should honor your word or get out of the industry.  Shame on you!

  @BrianIdaho  I completely agree with your frustration. It's really disappointing when a company like TP-Link, which has built a strong reputation in the industry, makes big promises but fails to follow through. The confusion with all these different "mesh" systems is a real issue, and it's tough when you're investing in what should be top-tier technology, only to be left hanging. The fact that the AXE300, marketed as a flagship product, still isn't EasyMesh compatible feels like a letdown, especially for a $500 router. TP-Link really does need to step up and honor their commitments—or they risk losing trust from loyal customers like us. Hopefully, they'll take this feedback seriously and improve going forward.