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Quick overview

Serial numbers (S/N) and Model Numbers help identify your smartphone for warranty, support, or repairs.

Common places to check

Phone Settings

The easiest way to find your serial number:

Android: Go to Settings › About phone › Status › Serial number.
On some devices, it may appear under About device › Model & hardware info or Settings › System › About phone.
If you can’t find “Serial Number,” look for IMEI — most Android phones list both together.
Tip: You can also dial *#06# to instantly show your phone’s IMEI on screen.

iPhone: Go to Settings › General › About › Serial Number.
You can also see the IMEI listed on the same screen — useful when contacting Apple Support.

On the SIM Tray or Back of the Phone

Some phones (especially older iPhones and certain Android models) have the S/N or IMEI etched on the SIM tray or printed on the back panel near the bottom edge. Use good lighting or a magnifier to read small engraved text.

Original Packaging

Check the box your phone came in — serial and model numbers are printed on the barcode label on one side. You may see both: Model: SM-G991B S/N: R58T1234ABC

Purchase Receipt or Email Confirmation

Look at your invoice, receipt, or order confirmation email — many retailers list the S/N or IMEI number there.

Apple ID / Google Account Online

If your phone is turned on or linked to your account:
Apple: Sign in to appleid.apple.com → Devices → Select your iPhone → View Serial Number.
Android / Google: Go to mydevices.google.com → Find your registered phone → Click for details.

Examples & formats

Serial and model numbers vary. Here are typical examples you might see:

Model: SM-A546U, iPhone 14 Pro, Pixel 8
Serial: RF8K12A3XYZ or G6TZR0RPLF9T

What to Do with the Numbers

Register your phone on the manufacturer’s website for warranty or repairs.
Use the model number when searching for user manuals, cases, or firmware updates.
Provide both the Model and S/N or IMEI when contacting customer support.
Keep a record of your serial and model numbers in a safe place in case your phone is lost or stolen.

🧠 Tip: Serial Numbers are long alphanumeric codes (letters + numbers). Model numbers are shorter and may include brand codes like “SM-”, “A2-”, or “iPhone”.

🔒 Privacy & Safety Note

Serial numbers are unique identifiers. Don’t post them publicly when asking for help — share privately with authorized support only.