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Free Device Model Number Checker
Enter the manufacturer model number from a phone, tablet, watch, computer, or game console. We’ll identify the exact device when it is available in our verified database.
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Search verified model numbers from Apple, Samsung, Google, Motorola, OnePlus, LG, Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo, Valve, Xiaomi, Redmi, POCO, TCL, Alcatel, T-Mobile, Amazon, Lenovo, HP, Acer, ASUS, Barnes & Noble, Dell, Fitbit, Garmin, Kobo, MSI, NVIDIA, reMarkable, Roku, Nokia, AT&T, Cricket, BLU. Coverage includes phones, feature phones, tablets, e-readers, watches, laptops, desktops, handheld systems, and game consoles. An exact result is shown only when the model code is backed by an approved manufacturer source.
Where do I find my model number?
Apple iPhone or iPad
Open Settings → General → About. An Apple part number beginning with M, N, F, or P may appear first. Tap the Model Number field to reveal the A-number, such as A2484.
Apple Support guidanceSamsung Galaxy
Open Settings → About phone and look for Model name or Model number. You can also check the device label or original packaging.
Samsung Support guidanceGoogle Pixel
Open Settings → About phone → Model. You can also check the retail box or the regulatory label available in the device settings.
Google Pixel HelpMotorola
Open Settings → About phone and look for the model number. Motorola model numbers commonly begin with XT; the regulatory label or packaging may also show it.
Motorola Support guidanceOnePlus
Open Settings → About device and review the model information. The original box and regulatory information can also show the model code, often beginning with CPH on newer products.
OnePlus SupportLG
Open Settings → System → About phone → Hardware info, or check the label and original packaging. Many later LG phone model numbers begin with LM.
LG Support guidanceApple Mac
Choose Apple menu → About This Mac. For the exact model identifier, open System Information and review Hardware Overview; identifiers look like Mac16,1 or MacBookPro18,3.
Apple Support guidanceMicrosoft Surface
Use the Surface app and expand Device information, or check the model information printed near the serial label. Choose Microsoft before searching a short four-digit model number.
Microsoft Surface guidancePlayStation or Xbox
Check the manufacturer label on the back or bottom of the console. PlayStation codes commonly begin with CFI, CUH, or CECH; Xbox hardware commonly uses a four-digit model number, so choose Microsoft for best results.
PlayStation manualsNintendo Switch or Steam Deck
Check the label on the back or bottom of the system. Switch family codes include HAC, HDH, HEG, and BEE. Steam Deck uses a short regulatory model number, so choose Valve before searching.
Nintendo model guidanceXiaomi, Redmi, or POCO
Open Settings → About phone → Detailed info and specs, or review the regulatory information and product label. Enter the complete manufacturer code, which may begin with M or a year-like group of digits.
Xiaomi official user guidesTCL, Alcatel, or T-Mobile REVVL
Open Settings → About phone and review Model, or check the label and original packaging. Choose the consumer brand shown on the device before searching a short code.
TCL model-number guidanceAmazon Fire or Kindle
Open Settings → Device Options → Device Info or About Fire Tablet. Use the device or build model—not the serial number. Amazon may reuse a build code, in which case the checker shows every verified candidate.
Amazon Fire device guidanceLenovo or HP computer
Use Windows System Information or the manufacturer support app, or check the product label for the machine type, model, or product number. Do not enter the serial number or service tag.
HP product-number guidanceSony Xperia
Open the Support app and review Device info, or open Settings → System → About phone and note the model number. Xperia codes often begin with XQ.
Sony Xperia model guidanceModel number basics
Identify the product—not the history of one physical device
What a model number tells you
A manufacturer model number identifies a product or verified hardware or regional variant. One consumer product can have several model numbers because revisions, regulatory approvals, carriers, and sales regions differ.
What it cannot tell you
A model number does not reveal whether a particular phone is blacklisted, financed, carrier-locked, protected by Find My, under warranty, or owned by a specific person.
When to use an IMEI check
Use a paid IMEI service when you need carrier, blacklist, SIM-lock, financing, activation, warranty, or other information about one physical device.
Compare current IMEI servicesRepair help after identification
Once the model is identified, the result links to the closest legitimate WeFix Plus repair category. Final repair availability depends on inspection and parts.
Ask for a repair quoteDevice model-number FAQs
Where can I find my Apple model number?
On an iPhone or iPad, open Settings → General → About. Tap Model Number if a part number beginning with M, N, F, or P appears; this reveals the A-number used by the checker.
Where can I find my Samsung model number?
Open Settings → About phone and review Model name or Model number. The device label and original packaging may also list it.
Is a model number the same as an IMEI?
No. A model number identifies a product or variant. An IMEI is a unique 15-digit identifier for one cellular device.
Can this checker tell whether a phone is blacklisted or unlocked?
No. Blacklist, carrier-lock, financing, Find My, warranty, and ownership status require an IMEI or serial-based service.
Why does the same phone have several model numbers?
Manufacturers may publish separate codes for radio bands, carriers, regulatory markets, and regions even when the consumer product name is the same.
What should I do when my model is not found?
Check the characters, remove storage or color text, choose the manufacturer manually, and review the model-number instructions. WeFix Plus can also help in person or through the contact page.
Can the checker identify computers and other unusual devices?
Yes. Verified coverage includes supported Apple, Lenovo, HP, and Microsoft computers; Amazon Fire and Kindle devices; and PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and Steam Deck hardware. Short or reused codes work best when you choose the manufacturer.
Does WeFix Plus repair the device after it is identified?
The result links to the closest repair category for the identified device. Contact Palm Bay or Sebastian to confirm parts, timing, and final pricing.