Can the AX1750 Range extender be used in Bridge only mode?

Thanks for the warning but this would be the third system I have had with multiple bridges.  I set up a wireless N system in 2009 with 3 bridges and then upgraded to an AC system in 2015 with 3 bridges.  Both of those were D-Link systems as D-Link was the only manufacturer that I found in 2009 that had wireless bridges with 4 ethernet ports.  Prior to that I had a Netgear system for my wireless G router and before that I had a Dell wireless B system which I think was actually a Cisco (Linksys).  The earlier D-Link devices had settings where I could set it in either extender or bridge mode which is why I posted the question before.  When I was getting prepared to look for the upgrade to AX I could not find D-Link anymore and then I found out that they had been sued by the FCC so that is when I decided to go back to Netgear, especially now that everyone is making extenders and I had a prior good experience with Netgear.  I had few instability issues with my prior systems but I think the reason might be that I always tried to buy from the same manufacturer.  I actually had more instability issues with just a single wireless router and lots of wireless devices, but when I reduced the number of wireless signals bouncing around my house by clustering the devices in a single room with a bridge with 4 ethernet connections, the instability mostly disappeared.  Currently each room has a smart TV, micro computer, and two gaming consoles - hence the need for 4 ethernet connections.

  There is a cheaper Orbi system that goes on sale at Costco tomorrow for $400 for the router and 2 satellites, but the problem with the cheaper Orbi system is that the satellites only have 2 ethernet ports and the router 3.  I need 4 ports in each device.  My brother-in-law does have the more expensive Orbi in his home but as a programmer he has worked from home even before the pandemic so that is a business expense.