What Type of Phone Do I Have? How to Find Out What Kind of Smartphone Model You Have in Settings on Android and iPhone

If you’re not sure of your phone’s exact model on Android or iOS, here’s how to find it.

How to find your smartphone model
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Yúbal Fernández

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Yúbal Fernández

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Tech journalist with over eight years of experience. I specialize in mobile devices, PCs and consumer tech, as well as software and apps. Head of Xataka Basics, where everyone can find complex tech topics explained in an easy and accessible manner. LinkedIn

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This article explains how to identify your phone’s model—a useful step if you’re unclear about your device. Saying “I have a Pixel” isn’t the same as knowing the exact model.

This information helps when looking for accessories or seeking support in forums or online communities. First, we’ll explain how to find your phone model on Android, followed by instructions for iPhone.

Finding Your Android Model

Finding your android model

To determine your Android phone’s model, open Settings and scroll near the bottom to select Device information (the name and location may vary by manufacturer).

On this screen, you’ll find details about your device, including the exact model. Some manufacturers also display additional information, such as the handset code, which provides more specifics.

The layout and naming of this section may differ depending on the brand, but you’ll always be able to locate your exact model. Check out this article if you also want to find out which version of Android Auto is installed on your smartphone.

Finding Your iPhone Model

Finding your iPhone model

To check your iPhone’s model, open the Settings app. Then, tap General, located in the second block of options with a gear icon.

Next, select About (previously referred to as “Information”). This screen displays your iPhone’s model name, model number, and serial number, making it easy to identify your device when needed. And if you’re not sure which Apple Watch model you have, we have an article that can help.

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