What's in a serial number?
Serial numbers are a manufacturers way of tracking model and build information.
Also in case of production flaws serial numbers are very handy tools to see where the flaw
occured and which models are affected. Appleserialnumberinfo enables you to lookup the
information of any Mac, iPod, iPhone, AppleTV and many more Apple products. We support
most devices dating back to 2000 and we can show you where your product was built, when
it was built and even the build number. Besides detailed information about the hardware you
can also see if there is a repair program available for your product, if the warranty is still valid
and a list of important updates. Type your serial number in the search field to see what it can
tell you about your Apple product!
Looking to buy or sell an Apple product?
If you are looking to buy a used Mac or iPhone make sure you ask the seller for the serial
number so you can see if the specifications really are what the seller claims them to be.
If you are selling your product, provide the serial number so potential buyers can verify
it on this site. It will put the minds of the people interested in your product at ease!
A lot of buyers/sellers are already using this website for exactly that and we hope it
will become a standard in the future. We also show if a product is stolen or not,
which is the main concern for anyone buying something online.

To help you if you are in the market for a new Mac, is the Buyers Guide.
It will ask you a few questions and show you the best options for you.
Report your stolen Apple product fast!
Anything Apple is immensely popular and as a cause of that popularity unfortunately
a lot of Apple products get stolen these days. Hundreds of people have registered
their stolen products on this website, this will cause a big banner and theft report to
show up when a potential buyer of your stolen product checks the serial number here.
This enables anyone to see the theft information and contact the original owner.
Product recovered? Great, we'll take the theft report offline right away.
Register all your hardware in one place.
Useful tips and good links.
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