How to identify your Device model
Identify your Model
Where to look?
Each Apple device has its own way of displaying the model. Here’s a guide on where to find it and how to view the model ID.
Thanks to this model we can offer more adequate and accurate budgets.
Identify your iMac
iMac identifier
iMac Model
To identify your iMac’s model, it can be found in a line of codes and information about it.
In this case, on an iMac, it’s located under the iMac’s kickstand. To access it, you’ll need to carefully tilt the iMac away from the screen (screen facing up).
After doing this, you’ll see some text under the kickstand.
To correctly view the model, you’ll usually see “Model:” after a series of four numbers preceded by an “A” [AXXXX] (Example: A2115, A1418, A1862, A1312).
Identify your iMac
iMac identifier
iMac Model
To identify your iMac’s model, it can be found in a line of codes and information about it.
In this case, on an iMac, it’s located under the iMac’s kickstand. To access it, you’ll need to carefully tilt the iMac away from the screen (screen facing up).
After doing this, you’ll see some text under the kickstand.
To correctly view the model, you’ll usually see “Model:” after a series of four numbers preceded by an “A” [AXXXX] (Example: A2115, A1418, A1862, A1312).
Identify your MacBook
MacBook identifier
MacBook Model
To identify your MacBook’s model, it can be found in a line of codes and information about it self.
In this case, on a MacBook, it’s located underneath the MacBook itself. To access it, you’ll need to carefully turn the closed MacBook face down (screen facing down).
After doing this, you’ll see some text underneath the MacBook.
To correctly view the model, you’ll usually see “Model:” after a series of four numbers preceded by an “A” [AXXXX] (Example: A1398, A1708, A1990, A2338).
Identify your Mac mini
Mac mini identifier
Mac mini Model
To identify your Mac mini’s model, it can be found in a line of codes and information about it self.
In this case, on a Mac mini, it’s located underneath the Mac mini itself. To access it, you’ll need to carefully turn the Mac mini face down (Apple logo facing down).
After doing this, you’ll see some text underneath the Mac mini.
To correctly view the model, you’ll usually see “Model:” after a series of four numbers preceded by an “A” [AXXXX] (Example: A1283, A1347, A1993).
Identify your Mac mini
Mac mini identifier
Mac mini Model
To identify your Mac mini’s model, it can be found in a line of codes and information about it self.
In this case, on a Mac mini, it’s located underneath the Mac mini itself. To access it, you’ll need to carefully turn the Mac mini face down (Apple logo facing down).
After doing this, you’ll see some text underneath the Mac mini.
To correctly view the model, you’ll usually see “Model:” after a series of four numbers preceded by an “A” [AXXXX] (Example: A1283, A1347, A1993).
Identify your iPad
iPad identifier
iPad Model
To identify your iPad’s model, it can be found in a line of codes and information about it self.
In this case, on a iPad, it’s located on the backside of the iPad itself. To access it, you’ll need to carefully turn the iPad face down (screen facing down).
After doing this, you’ll see some text underneath the iPad.
To correctly view the model, you’ll usually see “Model:” after a series of four numbers preceded by an “A” [AXXXX] (Example: A2152, A2588, A2228, A2436).
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