DeviceDecoded
Browser & device detector

Detecting · your device…

Reading your browser, operating system and hardware…

Detected in your browser

Read locally — never sent to us

Seen by our server

From your request headers
Device model (Client Hint)
Platform
CPU architecture
Form factor
IP address
216.73.217.16
Country (geo-IP)
US
Accept-Language
Do Not Track
Data Saver

Client Hints are sent by Chromium browsers (Chrome, Edge, Brave). Safari and Firefox don't send them, so those rows show “—”. Apple never reports a model. Geo-IP is shown only if a proxy/CDN passed a country header.

Raw user agent


        

How is the device name detected?

Your browser, operating system, screen and hardware are read directly from your browser and never leave your device. Everything in the “Seen by our server” block comes from the request your browser already sent us — we don't store it.

The device model is the hard part. Android & Chromium browsers report it outright (via the user agent or Client Hints). Apple deliberately hides it — every iPhone reports only as iPhone. So for Apple devices we infer the model from its screen fingerprint (logical resolution × pixel ratio) matched against a table of every iPhone and iPad's screen geometry, and we measure the refresh rate to tell 120Hz ProMotion (Pro) models from 60Hz ones.

Because some models share an identical screen, we show our best guess marked with an * and list the other possibilities. Display Zoom or larger-text settings can also shift the reading. So treat a starred model as a strong guess, not a guarantee.

To identify a device down to the exact model, colour and storage with certainty — including iPhones — you need its IMEI. Run a free IMEI check →