Hello  @CrazierFoor ,

Thanks for contacting our community and sharing your feature suggestion about displaying the SSID name more prominently in the client list.

Generally speaking, the TP-Link Archer routers do actually record the connected network (e.g., main network, guest network, IoT network) for each client — not just the frequency band. Here's how to view it:

Via the web interface:
1. Access https://tplinkwifi.net and log in to your router.
2. Go to Network Map > Clients to view all connected client devices and their details, including which network they're on.

Via the Tether app:
1. Open the Tether app and log in to your router.
2. From the dashboard, tap Clients to open the client list, then tap on a specific device to view its details — this should include the connected network (main, guest, etc.).

So while the top-level client list may primarily show the frequency band, tapping into an individual client's details should reveal which network (main or guest) it's connected to. Give that a try and see if it gives you the clarity you're looking for!

As for your feature suggestion is a great idea, and feedback like this is always valuable for future firmware improvements.