Thanks for the responses. Allow me to respond back.
I subscribed to the package in good faith that the WiFi would easily cover my home and it didn't. After receiving and returning 3 sets of equipment, the WiFi still didn't cover even 50% the property. Of specific importance was the guest WiFi, which only works from the master hub and only covered one room (where the router was located, same for the EE WiFi 6 devices and WiFI 7 too). So I worked with EE to return the kit per their guarantee.
Once you have exhausted the WiFi 6 & WiFi 7 options there is nothing further they can do. At this point I asked to downgrade the package and was told they do not do a Fibre only package (so apparently no "Essentials" available). To get even basic coverage I had to resort to using the TP-Link Omada WiFI access points I had installed on cables throughout the house (7 AP's in total). Now, I would have been more than happy to utilise these devices with the EE routers, but given they don't support VLAN's or any simple networking function really, I couldn't use them. Not a complex ask, but a customer trying to make the service work within their home.
I was always aware that it was a package, which was sold to me on its merits. It didn't work in my case. Fully aware of everything pointed out in your comments (and JimM11 I will try and locate the lik for you, but TBH I may have misread it sorry).
Th e crux of this to me is that I asked for a "fibre only" package and EE said they don't have anything like that. I need EE broadband to get the most out of my EE TV package. Now I'm paying for the service, plus kit and a service I really don't want. Easy to make subjective comment on the situation, but all aspects of the service need to be paid for somehow, and the fact that I can't use any of them is annoying to say the least.
