iPhones aren’t cheap. And buying a second-hand iPhone can bring big cost savings. But not if the device is locked to a mobile network or restricted by a previous owner’s ‘Find My’ account. Get peace of mind before you buy with an iPhone IMEI check. Just input your device's unique 15-digit code into the box above and we’ll do the rest.
Our extended range of advanced IMEI services caters for everything from blacklisted devices to network locked mobiles.
Read our comprehensive guide on all types of IMEI check.
Find out if a used Samsung phone is locked to a specific network like AT&T, if it’s still in warranty and if its technical spec matches your expectations.
Use an IMEI to uncover the condition and history of a phone. See if it was bought new,has been refurbished, or is a replacement device supplied by the manufacturer.
Is a device locked to a specific mobile network and, if so, which one? Answers to these questions could mean the difference between a phone you can use and one you can’t.
Uncover a phone’s past life. Make sure it’s not blocked due to unpaid bills, theft or loss. A blacklisted phone’s an unusable phone, so make sure it’s clean before you commit.
If you’re buying a used Apple iPhone or iPad, some Apple ID features could stop you from using the device or being able to open iTunes. Check if there’s a locked iCloud account or ‘Find My’ feature linked to the phone.
If you’ve got eyes on a second-hand Sprint mobile phone, use the IMEI number to check its warranty status. And find out if its service provider has registered it as blacklisted or blocked.
There are a few ways to find the IMEI number of a phone:
No, app, apple registration or apple support follow-up required. Just submit the information online.
The iPhone's IMEI number is different from an iPhone serial number check. While the IMEI is used to identify an individual handset, the serial number is used by manufacturers to track products.