Supported mobile devices

Is my mobile device compatible with WLAN Pi Go?

The short answer

As long as you own an iPhone or iPad equipped with USB-C port, your device is supported.

The detail

Your mobile device must be equipped with USB-C connector to power the WLAN Pi Go. To establish data connection, it must support Ethernet over USB, often referred to as OTG (On The Go) mode.

We have successfully tested WLAN Pi Go with these devices. Drop us a note using the live chat on wlanpi.com if you have tested a device which isn't listed below. We will add it to the list.

For full experience, use iPhone or iPad. Some apps like WiFi Explorer Pi are not available for Android.

Supported Apple iPhones and iPads

Device	Software version	Note
iPhone 15	iOS 18.5
iPhone 15 Plus	iOS 18.5
iPhone 15 Pro	iOS 18.5, iOS 26
iPhone 15 Pro Max	iOS 18.5
iPhone 16	iOS 18.5
iPhone 16e	iOS 18.5
iPhone 16 Pro	iOS 18.5
iPhone 16 Pro Max	iOS 18.5, iOS 26
iPhone Air	iOS 26
iPhone 17	iOS 26
iPhone 17 Pro	iOS 26
iPhone 17 Pro Max	iOS 26
iPad Pro 11-inch (2nd generation)	iPadOS 18.1
iPad Mini (7th generation)	iPadOS 18.5
iPad Mini (A17 Pro)	iPadOS 18.5

Limited mobile app experience on Android

WiFi Explorer Pi mobile app is only available for Apple iOS devices. While these Android devices are compatible with WLAN Pi Go from hardware perspective, expect no scanning or spectrum analysis on Android features.

Device	Software version	Note
Google Pixel 6a	Android 15
Google Pixel 8	Android 15, Android 16
Google Pixel 9	Android
Google Pixel 10 Pro XL	Android	Pixel 10 is the first Android device compatible with MagSafe. WLAN Pi Go successfully magnetically attaches to it.

Supported laptops

Remote Sensor is the main use case for WLAN Pi Go connected to your laptop. This allows Airtool 2 and WiFi Explorer Pro running on your laptop to use the Wi-Fi 7 radio of WLAN Pi Go for packet captures and Wi-Fi scanning.

We tested these laptops and their capability to power WLAN Pi Go via USB and to establish Ethernet over USB.

Device	Software version	Note
Apple MacBook Pro M2	macOS Sequoia 15.5	Natively via USB-C
Apple MacBook Air M4, 2025	macOS Sequoia 15.5	Natively via USB-C
Apple Mac Mini M4, 2024	macOS Sequoia 15.5	Natively via USB-C
Lenovo ThinkPad T470s	Windows 11	Connected to USB-A port
Lenovo P16s	Windows 11	Only right hand USB-A port, or USB-C with charger symbol. The other USB-A (no RNDIS device) or USB-C port doesn't work (RNDIS interface flaps).
Dell Latitude 7420	Windows 11	Either USB-A or USB-C works

Known incompatible mobile devices

These devices are not compatible with WLAN Pi Go. Please review this list before purchasing to avoid disappointment.

Incompatible device	Software version	Note
Google Pixel 4	Android
Google Pixel 4 XL	Android
Google Pixel 6	Android 15	No power provided to Go, WLAN Pi Go LED is off
Google Pixel 9 Pro		Being investigated
Samsung Galaxy S23	Android 15	Powers the Go, heartbeat works, but OTG link doesn't establish
Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra		OTG doesn't establish
OnePlus 11 5G		OTG doesn't establish