@Cubelodyte 

Myself as well.  This turned out to be a huge waste of time.  I'm packing up my AX1500, AC1750, and extenders to return all of it.  

I had planned to set up an access point to only allow a PC (wired) and Oculus Quest VR headset (wireless) so they communicate directly for virtual desktop streaming. 

Problem 1: TP-Link disables whitelisting on Access point mode, which means I have to HIDE the SSID to disable encryption (which still isn't ideal). 

Problem 2: With this setup (encryption off) - I *MUST* be able to ensure nobody else is connecting to the access point.  This isn't possible.  If someone else does find the SSID and connect, I'd never know. 

I will never buy another TP-Link product after seeing this blown off as a non-issue.  

@CraigSchafer Same thing here with AX11000

@alien-link 

I have same problem and would to see this fixed asap.

I'm considering returning this for another brand but prefer to NOT do this

and would like to see this fixed.

Thanks

Bob in Dallas

@alien-link 

I returned my TP-Link AX11000 and bought an equivalent Asus GT-AX11000 and couldn't be happier.  

I eventually ran into stability problems with the AX11000 where devices kept getting disconnected and my whole family was complaining.  After switch to Asus, I get rock solid internet and there are no glitches with missing wifi clients, software is updated, many more comprehensive features, mesh, etc. 

Would recommend you look around for an alternative, you will be happier.

@Carl  my archer c60 version 3 has the same problem. i can not see the devices that are connected to my access point router.

Nice info, thanks.