What Phone do I Have?

[marisolkeaton]

I’m trying to figure out what phone do I have because I don’t remember the exact model. Is there an easy way to check my phone model using settings, IMEI, or system info on Android or iPhone? Any quick method would help.

 

[darianfletcher]

Go to Settings → About Phone (Android) or Settings → General → About (iPhone). You’ll see the model name and model number there. This is usually the easiest and safest way. If you still feel unsure, Google the model number and it will clearly tell you which phone you have.

 

[evelynmarston]

If you want a definitive answer, use the IMEI. Dial *#06#, copy the IMEI, and check it on the manufacturer’s website or an IMEI lookup service. This method works even if the phone’s software is modified and is the most accurate way to identify what phone do I have.

 

[juliancaswell]

If you’ve ever said “this phone is old but still works,” congratulations, you own a mystery device. Jokes aside, settings is your best friend. Phones literally tell you their name like a dog tag—no detective work needed.

 

[owenashford]

Another option: log into your Google account (Android) or Apple ID (iPhone) from a browser. Under “Devices,” it will list the exact model connected to your account. I’ve used this many times when helping family members figure out what phone do I have.

 

[tessalockwood]

You don’t remember your phone model, but the phone remembers everything about you. Classic. Just open settings—manufacturers made sure you wouldn’t need psychic powers to answer what phone do I have.

 

[milesharrington]

If all else fails, check the back of the phone or the SIM tray. Many phones print the model number there in tiny text. It’s old-school, but it works when software menus feel confusing.