What phone am I using right now?
This tool answers "what mobile phone is this" by reading your browser and device signals — instantly, with nothing to install.
Everything detected about this device
Beyond the model name, here's every hardware and browser signal this page can read from your device right now.
How this detector figures out what phone this is
No app, camera, or account needed — just signals your browser already shares with any website you visit.
Reads the user agent
Your browser sends a string identifying its OS, version, and browser build on every page load.
Queries client hints
On supported Android browsers, a Client Hints API request returns your exact marketing model name.
Checks screen data
Resolution and pixel ratio narrow down the model further, especially useful for identifying iPhones.
Reads hardware features
Touch points, CPU cores, memory, and connection type fill out the rest of the profile.
How accurate is this?
Browser-based detection is reliable for most everyday questions, but it has real limits worth knowing about.
⚠️ Where results can be off
- iPhone models are estimated. Apple's browsers never reveal the exact model, so the tool matches your screen size against known iPhones and may list more than one candidate.
- Some Android browsers hide the model. Firefox and privacy-focused browsers may not support the Client Hints API, so detection falls back to a generic Android result.
- Spoofed user agents change the result. Developer tools, some VPN apps, and privacy browsers can deliberately alter what your browser reports.
- The exact device name is always in Settings. For a guaranteed answer, check Settings > General > About (iPhone) or Settings > About phone (Android).
Frequently asked questions
Load this page on the phone you want to identify and the detector reads your browser's device signals — user agent, screen size, and client hints — to show the model, operating system, and browser right at the top of the page.
The result card shows whether your device is a phone, tablet, or desktop, along with its operating system (iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, or Linux) and browser.
On Android with a Chromium-based browser, the detector can usually show your exact marketing model name. On iPhone, Apple hides the exact model from browsers, so the tool estimates it from your screen size and lists the likely matches.
The detector runs automatically when the page loads and displays the phone you're currently browsing on within a couple of seconds — no need to enter anything.
Scroll to the result card at the top of this page after it finishes scanning; it names the device you're currently using along with its OS, browser, and screen details.
Several iPhone generations share the exact same screen resolution and pixel ratio, and Apple's browsers don't expose the model name, so the tool lists every iPhone that matches your screen as a likely result instead of guessing a single one.
No. Detection runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Nothing about your device is uploaded or stored remotely.
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