The Essential Multitool for Wireless Pros

We know what wireless engineers are like!

Building your own tools can be fun but sometimes you just need one quickly. Either way, weโ€™ve got you covered

Unbox It

OR

Build It

The WLAN Pi Collection

Choose One. Install WLAN Pi OS. Start using your WLAN Pi

Whichever hardware you choose, you get all the tools, all the drivers and none of the hassle

Up your wireless game

The simple ready-to-go WLANPi which is feature packed so you can quickly scan, test, monitor and troubleshoot any wired or wireless network.

  • SoC Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4

    Memory LPDDR4 RAM

    Network Gigabit-Ethernet RJ45 (802.3af PoE)

    Wireless 1 x Wi-Fi 6E (2x2:2) MT-7921K module

    USB 3 x USB 2.0 Type-A connector

    Storage Micro SD 32 GB memory card

    Display 1.44 Colour LCD (128 x 128)

    Other

    • Activity indicator LED (green)

    • Power indicator LED (red)

    • 4-way joystick with centre push

    • 3 shortcut buttons

    • Full-size HDMI port for troubleshooting

    Power Supply Options

    • DC 5V via USB Type-C connectoror PoE 802.3af (via RJ-45 port)

When you just like to build

So you like to dabble in hardware, maybe got a Raspberry Pi lying about and you are not afraid of a bash shell. Why not convert it to a WLAN Pi R4 and become a wireless rockstar.

  • Bring Your Own Raspberry Pi 4

    Wireless Supports various Wi-Fi 6E adapters [more]

    Display 1.44 Colour LCD (128 x 128)

    Other

    • 4-way joystick with centre push

    • 3 shortcut buttons

    • USB On The Go Support

    Power Supply Options

    DC 5V via USB Type-C connector

Why WLAN Pi?

It all began with an idea. Then a community of wireless engineers formed to create an affordable tool tailored to the every day needs of someone in Wi-Fi.

Every time you buy a WLAN Pi you are supporting the community of volunteers who work behind the scenes to make wireless better. The funds go towards progressing the WLAN Pi to support the latest Wi-Fi standards and create tools which help you do Wi-Fi that little bit better.

Check out all the things you can do with a WLAN Pi