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How to Find a MacBook Model Number

By Matthew Lynch
July 6, 2023
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As a Mac user, it’s essential to know the model number of your MacBook. It allows you to download the necessary software, check the compatibility of the accessories, and more. It can be challenging to identify the model number of your MacBook as it is not prominently displayed. However, with a bit of knowledge, it’s relatively easy to find the model number.

Here are some methods to find the MacBook model number:

1. About This Mac: Open the Apple menu from the top left corner of your screen, and select “About This Mac.” In the window that pops up, you’ll see the overview of your Mac, including the model name and the current version of macOS. You can click on the word “Version” to see additional details such as the build number and the serial number.

2. System Information: The System Information app provides a comprehensive guide to your Mac’s hardware, network, and software. Click on the Apple menu and select “System Information,” or press Command + Space and type “System Information” in the Spotlight search bar. Once you open the app, you’ll see the model identifier, which gives you the MacBook’s model number. For instance, MacBookPro15,2 indicates that it’s a MacBook Pro released in 2018.

3. MacBook’s Bottom: Flip your MacBook over, and you’ll see a collection of small and microscopic text. Among it, you’ll find the MacBook model number. Look for a line that reads “Model AXXX” or “AXXXX” where XXX represents the three or four digits that specify the MacBook model number.

4. MacBook’s Original Box: If you still have the original box in which your MacBook came, you’ll find the model number on the label. Check the label’s details, and you should see the MacBook’s model number, as well as the serial number, configuration details, and more.

In conclusion, finding the MacBook model number requires only a few simple steps. The About This Mac, System Information, the MacBook’s bottom, or the original box, all offer the necessary details to identify the MacBook’s model number. Knowing and keeping track of it is essential when it comes to compatibility, software updates, warranty, and soon.

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