How To Check Your Mac S Specs And Version

Find out your Mac serial number

The very first step in determining your Mac’s specs is to identify its serial number and model name. There are four ways to figure out the same.

1. Check Mac’s model name and serial number

This is the easiest method to identify your Mac’s model name and serial number. Just flip your computer, and you will find details in the fine print. Here are the exact locations:

MacBook Air or Pro: At the back, near the hinge. iMac: Behind the display, at the bottom. Mac mini and Studio: At the back.

2. Find model and serial numbers on the original Mac packaging

If you have the original box for your Mac, you may verify the model number there as well.

3. Visit Apple ID website

4. Check serial number in Mac system

How to find processor and RAM of Mac

A system report provides a summary of your Mac’s detailed hardware and software information, such as the operating system version, manufacturer, serial numbers, etc. Depending on your macOS, you can see the System Report by following the instructions below:

How to check System Report on Mac

System Report contains detailed information about your Mac’s hardware and software specs. It includes information about your Bluetooth address, USB ports, IP address, and so much more. To open System Report on Mac, do the following: macOS Ventura or later: macOS Monterey or earlier: Wasn’t it easy? Further, you can check your battery health just to know how much value your Mac can draw during a resale. If you are having technical issues, keeping the model name and serial number on hand might help diagnose and fix the problem. Moreover, it’s always a good idea to keep track of your Mac’s specifications, especially if you intend on selling your device or upgrading your hardware or software in the future. 🗣️ Our site is supported by our readers like you. When you purchase through our links, we earn a small commission. Read Disclaimer.

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