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Apple Device Specs > By Identifier
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Complete technical details on every Apple device -- the Apple TV, Apple Vision Pro, Apple Watch, HomePod, iPad, iPhone, and iPod -- categorized by common identifier types.
These identifiers have been carefully hand documented, one at a time, by EveryMac.com for decades when each device was introduced. Our original research includes hands-on inspection of the hardware itself, its packaging, and the pre-installed operating system.
EveryMac.com organizes Macs By Identifier separately.
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Also see: Apple Devices By Series, Year, Processor, and Capability.
Model Numbers (Examples: M8541, A1901, or A3281)
All Apple devices have a Model Number. Some are externally listed on the back or bottom of the device, some are listed inside the charging port, and others are only listed within the operating system details.
Select a category for our hand-documented list of Model Numbers for each applicable series of Apple devices.
Model Identifiers (Examples: iPhone17,1, iPad15,4, or Watch6,18)
Recent Apple devices have a Model Identifier, but it is not listed on hardware, not commonly provided on packaging or receipts, nor is it accessible within the operating system in a simple manner.
However, a programmer can use this information for fairly precise identification and it is popular for that reason.
Select a category for our hand-queried list of Model Identifiers for each applicable series of Apple devices.
EMC Numbers (Examples: 380A, 4042, or 8401)
Many Apple devices have a physically listed EMC Number on the hardware itself and/or buried within its operating system details.
Select a category for our hand-documented list of EMC Numbers for each applicable series of Apple devices.
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