topic Re: LinkSys Mesh & EE Smart WiFi Pro in Broadband & Landline

LinkSys Mesh & EE Smart WiFi Pro

AndyB23321 — Sat, 01 Nov 2025 09:19:42 GMT

Hi,

Recently moved to EE full fibre and am using LinkSys Mesh network throughout the house.

I have the EE Smart WiFi Pro which I believe is a repeater/extender but the SSID is different to the mesh SSID.

Is it feasible to introduce the EE Smart WiFi Pro device into the LinkSys mesh as a new node?

Thanks

Re: LinkSys Mesh & EE Smart WiFi Pro

JimM11 — Sat, 01 Nov 2025 09:25:42 GMT

@AndyB23321 No unless you have the Pro smart wireless connected to the Pro Router, it's not going to work on a stand alone Mesh!

Re: LinkSys Mesh & EE Smart WiFi Pro

AndyB23321 — Sat, 01 Nov 2025 10:10:37 GMT

Thanks!

I have the pro smart router, the primary Linksys node is wired into it which then beams out to other Linksys nodes in the mesh.

So I guess the EE extender thing is redundant unless it can bridge into the mesh

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Re: LinkSys Mesh & EE Smart WiFi Pro

tnj — Sun, 02 Nov 2025 08:14:39 GMT

In theory the EE Smart Hub Pro with EE Smart WiFi Pro extenders should make a full mesh network without additional devices.

Re: LinkSys Mesh & EE Smart WiFi Pro

AndyB23321 — Sun, 02 Nov 2025 08:27:51 GMT

Thanks - I have 5x Linksys Nodes already, a different mesh using 2x EE devices wouldn’t have the same coverage and would also mean a separate SSID.

Re: LinkSys Mesh & EE Smart WiFi Pro

JimM11 — Sun, 02 Nov 2025 08:38:03 GMT

@AndyB23321 They all can have the same ssid, and the Pro would have to be turned on and adjusted for everything to match, which in turn would pass through to the smart wireless pro device, but you would not get the same control off the mesh devices like you will have with your linksys Mesh system, although not familiar with your devices can imagine what you can do with it, run Asus AI Mesh myself with wired/wireless backhaul nodes and it's pretty powerful for setting devices and attachment!