For several reasons, it is always good to know which model of iPhone you have. Maybe you're checking if your iPhone is compatible with the latest iOS, or you want to buy a new iPhone case. This article will help you find out which iPhone you have and other information, including what model it is, how much storage space you have, and how old it is.
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How do you know which iPhone model you have?
The quickest and easiest way to determine which iPhone you have is to go to the Settings app:
- Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
- Tap General > About.
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How to know which iPhone you have (if not in Settings)
Unfortunately, if you're using an iPhone that doesn't have iOS 10.3 or later, the model name won't appear in the Settings app. To see which model you have:
- Look on the back of your phone to find the model number on the bottom.
- Make sure the model number matches the list below.
If your iPhone model number is not engraved on the back, it means you have at least an iPhone 8 or newer. In that case, you need to update your iOS to find out your model name. Then you can look it up in the Settings app.
What do iPhone model numbers mean?
iPhone model numbers can help you figure out which model of iPhone you have. So once you find your iPhone's model number, you can look it up on this list to find out your iPhone's model name.
iPhone 11 Pro Max (2019)
- A2161
- A2218
- A2220
iPhone 11 Pro (2019)
- A2160
- A2215
- A2217
iPhone 11 (2019)
- A2111
- A2112
- A2113
iPhone XS Max (2018)
- A1921
- A2101
iPhone XS (2018)
- A1920
- A2097
iPhone XR (2018)
- EEN1984
iPhone X (2017)
- A1865
- A1901
iPhone 8 Plus (2017)
- A1864
- A1897
iPhone 8 (2017)
- A1863
- A1905
iPhone 7 Plus (2016)
- A1661
- A1784
- A1785
- A1786
iPhone 7 (2016)
- A1660
- A1778
- A1779
- A1780
iPhone SE (2016)
- A1662
- A1723
- A1724
iPhone 6s Plus (2015)
- A1634
- A1687
- A1690
- A1699
iPhone 6s (2015)
- A1633
- A1688
- A1691
- A1700
iPhone 6 Plus (2014)
- A1522
- A1524
- A1593
iPhone 6 (2014)
- A1549
- A1586
- A1589
iPhone 5s (2013)
- A1453
- A1457
- A1518
- A1528
- A1530
- A1533
iPhone 5c (2013)
- A1456
- A1507
- A1516
- A1526
- A1529
- A1532
iPhone 5 (2012)
- A1428
- A1429
- A1442
iPhone 4s (2011)
- A1387
- A1431
iPhone 4 (2010)
- A1332
- A1349
iPhone3GS (2009)
- A1303
- A1325
iPhone 3G (2008)
- A1241
- A1324
iPhone (2007)
- A1203
How do I know the storage capacity, serial number and iOS version of my iPhone?
After owning your iPhone for a few months, it's easy to forget all the basics about the device you bought. If you are an old iPhone user, all these models may blur together. Luckily, you can look it up on your device.
Here's how to find your iPhone's serial number and other information:
- Open settings.
- Tap General > About.
How do you know how old your iPhone is?
Fortunately, you can use your iPhone's serial number to find out when it was manufactured.
- Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
- Tap General > About > Serial Number.
- The fourth character of your serial number tells you the year your iPhone was manufactured.
- K/L: 2013
- M/N: 2014
- P/V: 2015
- R/S: 2016
- T/V: 2017
- B/X: 2018
- Å/Å: 2019
If you're looking to learn the basics of your iPhone, the best place to start is through the Settings app. If the information you need doesn't immediately appear there, you can look up most of it using your phone's model or serial number.