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Brand, model and device type decoded from the TAC, the first eight digits of the IMEI. Spot a listing that claims a different phone.
Device model, Find My status and radio bands from the IMEI, plus Apple warranty by serial number. Free, no account. Then the assistant tells you what to check before you pay for a used phone.
Assistant: The only flag is Find My being on. Have the seller sign out of iCloud in front of you, then re-check here before paying.
We query the GSMA device registry and the live Find My status, check Apple coverage by serial number, and lay it out in plain language.
Brand, model and device type decoded from the TAC, the first eight digits of the IMEI. Spot a listing that claims a different phone.
Whether the iPhone is still tied to someone's Apple Account. If it is on, the phone is a paperweight without the previous owner.
Coverage end, AppleCare and estimated purchase date for iPhone, iPad, Mac and more. Check by serial number.
The serial check adds the Apple model identifier, color and replacement status. The assistant explains how to tell a US eSIM-only iPhone from an EU one.
Reported lost, stolen or unpaid anywhere in the GSMA network. Until it launches, the assistant tells you how to reduce the risk.
Locked to a network or free to use any SIM. For now, test with your own SIM when you meet the seller.
Type it, paste it, or dial *#06# on the phone. We validate the check digit before anything else.
We read the device registry and the live Find My status. For Apple devices, the report also links to a warranty check by serial number.
The report is the context. Ask what to check in person, how Find My gets removed, or what the price should reflect.
Every report comes with an assistant that has already read it: the device, its Find My status and what we could not check yet. It answers in plain English and tells you what to verify in person.
Works on iPhone and Android, even without a SIM card.
Or Settings › About phone on Android. Long-press to copy.
Useful when the phone will not turn on. eSIM-only iPhones have no tray.
Always compare the box IMEI with the one in Settings.
Enter the 15-digit IMEI of any iPhone to confirm the model and see whether Find My is still on. Apple warranty is one click away, by serial number. No account, no fee.
Read moreSee whether an iPhone is still locked to someone's Apple Account. The status is read live from the IMEI at the moment you check.
Read moreEnter the 10- or 12-character serial number of any Apple device to see its coverage, AppleCare status, estimated purchase date and repair history. Free, no account.
Read moreCarriers share the IMEIs of phones reported lost, stolen or unpaid. A blacklisted phone can stop working on mobile networks at any time.
Read moreIMEI stands for International Mobile Equipment Identity: a 15-digit number that identifies one physical phone on every mobile network in the world.
Read moreThe fastest way works on every phone: dial *#06#. Here are all the other places to look, including when the phone will not turn on.
Read moreYes. The full report and the assistant are free, with no account. Each visitor can check 10 different IMEIs a day, and re-checking one of them does not count.
An IMEI identifies the hardware, not you. We do not store it with any personal data and never sell check history.
Super Intelligence. The report is only the start; the assistant is what helps you decide.
Apple keys coverage records to the serial number, not the IMEI. The IMEI report shows the model and Find My status in about 15 seconds and, for Apple devices, links to the warranty check by serial, which reads Apple live in 15 to 40 seconds.
Not yet. Both are on the roadmap. Until then, re-check right before paying, insist on a receipt with the IMEI and test the phone with your own SIM.
Check before you meet the seller, and again right before you pay. Free, about 15 seconds.
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