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How To Find Out What Model Of Android Phone You Have

In this tutorial, we will be explaining how to find out what model of Android phone you have. Click the link to read full guide.

Author:Daniel BarrettMay 29, 202293811 Shares1400163 Views
There’s a multitude of different Androiddevices presently out there. Due to this fact, it can be pretty challenging to figure out which type you have. In this tutorial, we will be explaining how to find out what model of Android phone you have.
Here, we have made a list and explained how you could get the details of your Android device:

1. Check Out The Phone Itself

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This should be your first choice in obtaining information about your phone because it’s straightforward. All you have to do is look around the phone’s body (especially the back) for the printed model number. This is common in Samsung or LG handsets.
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But if there isn’t anything on the back of the phone, or you need more info (like a specific model number), you can find this info in the phone’s settings.

2. Check Your Phone’s Settings

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This provides more info and is quite useful. Read on.
  • Navigate to the Settings or Options menu
  • Move to the bottom of the list
  • Click on ‘About phone,’ ‘About device,’ or a related option.
  • The device name and model number should be listed.

3. Use a Third-Party App If You’re Still Having Trouble

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If the above method seem to not work for you, there is an app you could use. This app is called “Droid HardwareInfo” This might seem far-fetched, but it’s a method in its own right. More information is provided through this app.
You need to go to the play store, download the app, and launch it. The first thing you’ll come across would be your model number.

4. Check your order receipt

This is only useful if you ordered or walked into a store to get your Android device. It could be free or paid, but it must be legal to earn you the right of an order receipt.
This order receipt should contain vital information about your phone. The receipt could be a soft or hard copy depending on the platform you used.

5. Check the Bluetooth Name

Another interesting means to get a clue to your phone’s name is via Bluetooth. Each Bluetooth device has a preset name it uses to connect, so by connecting to another smartphone or device, you can see what device name is listed.

Bottom Line

All of this should not even have to happen if we are honest, as finding your model number is relatively easy. But then, there are so many different kinds of Android phones with different layouts. So, anyone of this should help.
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