Android · System Info
View your phone's model and hardware specs
Displays the exact device model name, model number, hardware revision, and manufacturer details, useful for support calls, warranty checks, and compatibility verification.
How to open Model & Hardware Information
- Open Settings → About phone
- Tap 'Model & hardware' or 'Device information'
- View model name, model number, and hardware version
What you should know
- Shows model name, model number, and hardware version
- Includes manufacturer and device codename in some cases
- Useful when checking accessory or case compatibility
- Found under About phone → Model & hardware
Why it matters
Knowing the precise model and hardware version is essential for tasks like ordering a compatible case, checking whether a specific software update applies to your device, or providing accurate details to customer support during a warranty claim. Because many manufacturers release multiple regional or carrier variants of the same phone name, the model number is often the only reliable way to distinguish between them when troubleshooting or shopping for accessories.
Best practices
- Note down your model number before contacting support or filing a warranty claim
- Check hardware info before purchasing accessories advertised for a specific model variant
- Use this page to confirm you have the correct regional variant if buying components online
Common problems and fixes
- Model number doesn't match what's printed on the retail box
- This can happen with carrier or regional variants; use the on-device model number as the authoritative source.
- Can't find hardware revision information
- Some manufacturers only expose limited hardware detail; check the manufacturer's own support app for more depth.
- Support asks for information not shown here
- Combine this page with IMEI/serial number details, found in a nearby About phone section.
Tips and tricks
- Screenshot this page before contacting support so the information is easy to reference
- Cross-check model number against manufacturer accessory listings before buying a case or charger
Frequently asked questions
Is model number the same as IMEI?
No, the model number identifies the device design and variant, while IMEI uniquely identifies your individual physical device.
Where else can I find my model number?
It's often printed on the original packaging or under the SIM tray on some devices.
Does hardware info change after a software update?
No, hardware information reflects the physical device and stays constant regardless of software updates.
Related settings
- About Phone / System InfoAbout phone is the central reference page for identifying your exact device — model number, Android version, build number, IMEI, and serial number. It's the page you'll be asked to check during a support call, a warranty claim, or when confirming whether an app is compatible with your specific device.
- IMEI & Serial NumberShows the IMEI (or MEID) and serial number that uniquely identify your physical device, used for warranty claims, insurance, carrier activation, and reporting a lost or stolen phone.
- Legal InformationProvides access to open-source software licenses, third-party notices, terms of service, and privacy policy documents bundled with the Android operating system.
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