Check device specs

When to check it

Open this page before any other test: when you look at a used device, when you collect one from a repair shop, or when a new device bought online arrives and you want to confirm it's the configuration you ordered. The browser reads these details from the device itself; nobody typed them in.

What often doesn't match the listing

• Screen resolution lower than the spec: a sign the screen was replaced with a cheaper one, or that it's a different model.
• GPU or CPU core count that doesn't match: a laptop with a different configuration, or a device built from mixed parts.
• An operating system version far older than the model: the software may have been downgraded, or the device hasn't been updated in a long time.

Note that browsers round some numbers for privacy. Memory, for example, is only a rough figure (a 12 GB phone may show 8 GB), and an iPhone won't tell websites its model name, so Soi Máy can only guess the range from the screen size. Cross-check in Settings › General › About (iPhone) or Settings › About phone (Android).

If the specs don't match

• Take a screenshot of this page as evidence, then ask the seller or repair shop.
• On a laptop, also check storage and memory in the system settings. More detail: how to check a used laptop.
• On Android, see how to check a used Android phone.