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Identifying your iPad, iPhone or iPod

To help ensure that you’re ordering the right repair on our website, we’ve created a handy guide to identifying your iOS device. On every iOS repair category, you’ll see that we’ve included the model number in the product category. By verifying the model number, you can be sure you’ve selected the right product. Take a look at the list below to identify your device.

Identifying your iPad, iPhone or iPod PhotoiPad

If you look at the picture to the right, you’ll notice that Apple displays the iPad model identifier on the back of every iPad. If you don’t have very good eye sight, it could be hard to read. You may even need to use a magnifying glass. The model number is outlined in red.

iPad 1st generation – A1219 & A1337

iPad 2 – A1395, A1396 & A1397

The new iPad (iPad 3) – A1416, A1430 & A1403

iPad 4th Generation – A1458, A1459 & A1460

iPad mini 1st Generation — A1432, A1454 & A1455

 

Identifying your iPad, iPhone or iPod PhotoiPhone

Apple also displays the iPhone model identifier on the back of every iPhone. If you don’t have very good eye sight, it could be hard to read. You may even need to use a magnifying glass. The model number is outlined in red.

iPhone 1st generation – A1203

iPhone 3G – A1241

iPhone 3GS – A1303

iPhone 4 – A1332 & A1349

iPhone 4S – A1387

 

Identifying your iPad, iPhone or iPod PhotoiPod touch

Apple also displays the iPod touch model identifier on the back of every iPod touch. If you don’t have very good eye sight, it could be hard to read. You may even need to use a magnifying glass. The model number is outlined in red.

iPod touch 1st generation — A1213

iPod touch 2nd generation – A1288

iPod touch 3rd generation – A1318

iPod touch 4th generation – A1367

 

Anything Else

If you have a device that isn’t listed on this page, just examine it closely, you’ll probably see it listed somewhere on the device. If you’re still having trouble, give us a call so we can help you identify the device and work up a quote for the repair… or fill out the online repair form.

About Josh

Josh founded Rocky Mountain Mac Repair in 2009 after being involved with several other Apple-related endeavors. He wrote for AOL covering Apple news and enjoys working on various projects. Some consider him an internet savant. His wife, Laura, is awesome.