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ESP32-Div Wireless Network Analysis Tool for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 2.4GHz & Sub-GHz
The ESP32-Div is a versatile wireless analysis device designed for monitoring and testing Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz, and sub-GHz signals.
While not based on SDR (Software Defined Radio) technology, it functions as a compact and powerful multi-tool for wireless network diagnostics.
ESP32-Div can monitor Wi-Fi packets, detect deauthentication attacks, scan nearby networks, and simulate Wi-Fi environments for testing purposes.
For Bluetooth, it supports scanning, spoof testing, and monitoring, making it ideal for security research and protocol analysis.
With integrated 2.4 GHz and sub-GHz modules, it can analyze and replay signals, helping engineers and researchers test IoT devices and wireless systems.
Powered by an ESP32 and a built-in battery pack, the device includes a dedicated shield with 3× NRF24 modules for 2.4 GHz features and a CC1101 module for sub-GHz analysis.
Note:
- Certain functions such as signal jamming or spoofing are illegal in many regions.
- This device is intended strictly for educational and research purposes.
Specification:
- Model: ESP32-Div HW V2
- Main MCU: ESP32 dual-core microcontroller
- Wireless Functions:
- Wi-Fi monitoring and network scanning
- Wi-Fi packet capture and deauth detection
- Bluetooth scanning and spoof testing
- 2.4 GHz signal scanning and analysis
- Sub-GHz signal replay and monitoring
- Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
- Interface: USB Type-C (charging and programming)
- Use Cases: Wireless security research, IoT testing, signal diagnostics
- Dimensions: ~80 × 50 × 20 mm
- Weight: ~60 g
- ESP32-DIV
- Design by Cifertech
Modules Included:
- 3× NRF24 for 2.4 GHz functions
- 1× CC1101 for sub-GHz functions
Package contents:
- 1 × ESP32-DIV WiFi
- 4 × antennas
- 1 × stylus
Compatible accessories:
- 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi antenna, 5 dBi, 162 mm - SMA M
- 3 dBi SMA-M LoRa antenna for 433 MHz - SMA M

















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