Motorola

Motorola — now a Lenovo subsidiary — manufactures the Moto G series (mid-range), Moto E series (budget), Edge series (flagship), Razr foldables, and the Motorola business / enterprise lineup. Every Motorola device sold globally carries a unique 15-digit IMEI registered with the GSMA, plus a Motorola-specific serial number used for warranty tracking.

On any Motorola phone, find the IMEI by dialling *#06# on the keypad, opening Settings → About phone → Status → IMEI, or checking the SIM card tray and original retail box. Razr foldables show the IMEI on the inside cover screen, and Motorola enterprise rugged devices print it on the battery compartment label.

Motorola IMEI checks reveal the exact model (e.g. Moto G84, Edge 50 Ultra, Razr 50 Ultra), the original carrier, the country of first sale, and warranty registration status. This is especially useful when buying a second-hand Motorola — the device may be a US carrier-locked model, a Brazilian dual-chip variant, or a global unlocked SKU. Each variant looks identical externally but has very different network compatibility.

For warranty status on Motorola devices, our IMEI checker identifies the model first, then you can verify warranty on Motorola's regional support portal. Motorola offers a one-year limited warranty in most markets, with extended Motorola Care+ available for an additional fee. To check whether a used Motorola has been reported lost or stolen, run the IMEI through our lost & stolen database.