The TP-Link AX1800 WiFi 6 Extender (RE605X) does support OneMesh, which lets TP-Link devices work together to create a single, unified WiFi network. According to the manufacturer's description, it offers dual-band speeds up to 1.8 Gbps—574 Mbps on 2.4 GHz and 1201 Mbps on 5 GHz. This is useful for activities like 4K streaming and online gaming.

It can cover up to 1500 sq. ft. and support up to 30 devices at once, making it a good fit for larger homes with lots of devices.

Setting it up is pretty straightforward for most people. Our research shows that many find the TP-Link Tether app helpful for determining the best place to put it. However, some folks did run into setup issues, especially with connecting both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands using WPS or dealing with firmware updates. In such cases, using the web interface or the app for extra steps was necessary.

Performance-wise, there's a mixed bag. Many users notice a big improvement in WiFi speed and coverage, eliminating dead zones and providing stable signals. Some professional reviews also back this up.

But not everyone hits the top speeds advertised, especially without the latest firmware updates. A few users mentioned that the device runs warm, which makes them wonder about its long-term reliability.

Overall, the TP-Link RE605X is generally seen as a reliable way to boost your WiFi coverage and speed, but keep your firmware updated and have realistic expectations since performance can vary depending on your setup and environment.

Yeah, the TP-Link AX1800 WiFi 6 Extender (RE605X) should work with most routers, including TP-Link's OneMesh routers, to boost your WiFi coverage.

There are just a couple of things to keep in mind for it to work smoothly. From what we've found, some people have had trouble connecting to the OneMesh network. The main issue seems to be outdated firmware. Firmware version 1.04 or higher is key for a stable connection with OneMesh. Without it, you might see connection drops and other issues.

If you run into problems, try using the extender in AP mode. This might give you a more stable connection, but you might lose some OneMesh features like seamless roaming and unified management. Also, if your router isn’t on the latest firmware that supports OneMesh, you could still have connection problems.

To get the best out of the TP-Link RE605X, make sure both your router and the extender have the latest firmware updates. If you hit a snag, checking for and installing firmware updates is the first thing to try.

We found that TP-Link customer support might have firmware updates that aren't publicly available yet, so reaching out to them could help.

So, the TP-Link RE605X should work with most routers, but keeping everything updated will help you get the best experience, especially if you want to use those OneMesh features.

Yeah, setting up the TP-Link RE605X (AX1800 WiFi 6 Extender) is pretty straightforward. You don't need to be super tech-savvy to get it going. Just plug it into a power outlet and connect it to your router with an Ethernet cable.

That's for the Access Point (AP) mode, which turns a wired connection into a WiFi signal. It's really handy for boosting your network in areas that your regular WiFi struggles to reach, like rooms far from your router or places with thick walls. This is where the RE605X really does a great job.

The manufacturer says it can use both WiFi bands to keep connections fast and smooth, aiming to reduce those annoying dead zones.

Based on what we've found, using the TP-Link Tether app makes the setup even easier. The app walks you through everything, so it's pretty quick and painless. Folks who’ve tried it also say it's easy and stress-free to set up.

One thing to keep in mind: when you use the AP mode, it disables the local DHCP, meaning it'll rely completely on the wired connection for optimal performance. This helps your devices get a strong WiFi signal from the secondary access point.

So yeah, the TP-Link RE605X is easy to set up, and it can help you get rid of those WiFi dead spots around your home or office.