Check your iPhone by IMEI

Combo: MDM profile, iCloud status and Apple GSX data in a single lookup.

⚡ Instant · result by email and on screen

Apple's most complete record: the warranty with its start and end dates, the purchase and first activation dates, who sold the device and in which country, the serial number and EID, the WiFi MAC, the iOS version, and whether parts and labor are covered.

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Device status at T-Mobile: clean or carrier-locked. It also returns the device IMEI2 and EID.

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Whether the device is reported lost or stolen on the worldwide blacklist, plus its real manufacturer, model, color and storage — what Apple says, not what the seller says.

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Device status at Verizon: clean, with a balance owed, or reported.

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Device status at Cricket: whether it qualifies for unlocking and whether it is locked.

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Device status at AT&T: clean, with a balance owed (Unpaid) or overdue (Past Due). Run it BEFORE buying an AT&T unlock: those are not refundable.

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Whether Knox is tripped. A Samsung with broken Knox loses Samsung Pay and Health, rejects official firmware and is worth noticeably less.

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Exact model and carrier of a Samsung, from the IMEI.

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Whether the MacBook/iMac has Activation Lock (iCloud) on. With it active the device cannot be used or reinstalled — nearly a brick. The first thing to check before buying a used Mac. Look it up with the serial number.

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Find My status on a MacBook/iMac, by serial number. Complements the Activation Lock check.

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Whether the device is reported lost in iCloud. Different from the blacklist: they are two separate registries and a device can be in one and not the other.

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Whether the device supports eSIM or only a physical SIM. Worth checking before you buy if you travel or want two lines.

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Which country the device was originally sold in. Tells you whether the Apple warranty is valid here and whether the unit was imported.

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Whether Apple has the device on record as refurbished or as factory new. A "sealed new" phone that shows as refurbished is not worth the same.

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Whether this device is a replacement Apple handed out for another one (warranty or AppleCare), with the real model, color and storage. A replacement usually carries less warranty than the original purchase date suggests.

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Model, storage and status of a Xiaomi device from its IMEI.

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Whether the device has a balance owed to TracFone or StraightTalk. This is the check to run in Orlando: they are the two best-selling prepaid brands in the area, and one of their phones can come back clean on every other check — active warranty, no blacklist — and still be unpaid. That changes what it is worth.

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Model, color and storage of an iTel, Tecno or Infinix device from its IMEI. Those three brands only: any other brand returns "not found" and is refunded.

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Whether the device has ever been activated. An iPhone sold as "sealed new" that shows as activated already had an owner, and the warranty clock started with them.

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Whether the IMEI or serial number belongs to a real Apple device. Catches fake labels, re-sealed boxes with another device inside and made-up numbers.

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Apple's configuration code for the device (e.g. 006FR9): it identifies the exact factory variant — model, storage, color and region — which is what you need to order the right part or confirm which market it came from.

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Whether a device bought in Japan has a balance owed to its carrier — KDDI, NTT Docomo, SoftBank or Rakuten. One lookup instead of guessing which of the four it is.

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The big one, all at once: real model, color and storage, serial number, IMEI2, whether iCloud (Find My) is on, whether it is carrier-locked, whether it is blocked in the US, the Apple warranty with its purchase date, and whether Apple ever replaced it. Fourteen data points in a single lookup.

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Whether the IMEI is blocked on the Australian blacklist (AMTA), which is separate from the worldwide one. What to check before buying a device coming from there.

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