@YorkshireMidge So i have a four node Asus Ai mesh in wired/wireless wifi backhauls, supplement to that the Tp-Link WPA4220 one Front door for a Ring doorbell and a Ring Camera, whitelist controlled mac wise to keep both on that 2.4Ghz connection and to reject other devices connection wise, the wired one in Living Room, connects my Sat controller box back on the wired network, third unit is WPA4220 and out in the remote garage, it's also a 2.4Ghz unit but with the 5Ghz ssid on it so when the good lady exercises or does the garden etc her mobile does not need to be adjusted to suit, ALL three bands in the Asus as separate ssid's it is a Tri band unit, 1 2.4Ghz, one 5Ghz 80 wide, and a 5Ghz 160 wide high speed backhaul, the Asus AP's do Auto 160 wide so latch onto that band channel at max speeds although set to the lower ssid...
AV600's although i had to replace the Hub connection one 9 months ago or so but then was not available Tp wise, so it's currently got the AV1000 on it, been that way 7 years or so but getting quite old now.
The EE one was just recommended as that is the Easier connection option unless you have an idea what needs doing, but it is costlier in the long run for 24 month period, all added up.
I don't use the Tp-Link software just http to the IP off the devices and change all the parameters to match ssid/password etc. So ends up being transparent connection device wise.
The Tp was connected direct on the EE Smarthub 6+ hub, but through a Tp switch as the EE Hub suffered bad with the 30 second network connection delay, that is alleged to be fixed now in the last FW drop.
