Complete Device Information Dashboard

Our device detection accuracy varies by device type:

• High Accuracy (95%+): Popular smartphones and tablets from major brands like Samsung, Apple, Google, OnePlus
• Medium Accuracy (80-95%): Less common devices and older models
• Limited Accuracy: Very new devices not yet in our database, or devices with masked user agents

We use the professional-grade device-detector-js library with over 30,000 device signatures, updated regularly to include new devices.

Several factors can limit exact model detection:

• Browser Privacy: Modern browsers intentionally limit hardware information access
• User Agent Masking: Some browsers hide or modify device information
• New Devices: Recently released devices may not be in our detection database yet
• Generic Identifiers: Some manufacturers use generic model codes

We continuously update our database to improve detection accuracy for new devices.

Yes! We prioritize your privacy and security:

• Local Processing: All device analysis happens in your browser - no data sent to our servers
• No Tracking: We don't track users or store personal information
• Secure APIs: Network information comes from IPInfo.io's secure, privacy-focused API
• Permission-Based: Location and sensor data require your explicit consent

You can verify this by checking your browser's network tab - only the IP lookup request is made externally.

Our tool can detect a comprehensive range of information:

• Device: Brand, model, type, screen resolution, touch support
• Network: IP address, location, ISP, connection speed, hostname
• Browser: Name, version, supported features, language settings
• System: Operating system, platform, architecture, timezone
• Hardware: CPU cores, RAM, storage, battery status, graphics
• Sensors: GPS, accelerometer, gyroscope, ambient light, proximity
• Security: HTTPS support, privacy settings, permissions

Information may show as "Unknown" due to:

• Browser Limitations: Not all browsers support every API
• Privacy Settings: Your browser may block access to certain information
• Device Restrictions: Some devices don't expose certain hardware details
• Platform Differences: Mobile vs desktop platforms have different capabilities
• Feature Support: Older devices may not support newer web standards

This is normal and expected - browsers intentionally limit access to sensitive information for security reasons.

We maintain up-to-date device detection through:

• Monthly Updates: Our device-detector-js library is updated monthly with new devices
• Community Contributions: Open-source community helps identify new devices
• Manufacturer Tracking: We monitor new device releases from major manufacturers
• User Reports: Community feedback helps improve detection accuracy

Popular devices like new Samsung Galaxy, iPhone, or Google Pixel models are typically added within 1-2 months of release.

Partially - here's what works offline vs online:

• Offline Capable: Device detection, browser info, hardware specs, system info
• Requires Internet: Network information, IP location, ISP details, maps
• Optional: GPS location (works offline if you grant permission)

Most device information can be detected without an internet connection, but network and location data require connectivity.

To get the most accurate results:

• Use Updated Browser: Latest Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge
• Enable Permissions: Allow location and sensor access when prompted
• Disable Ad Blockers: Some extensions may interfere with detection
• Use Standard User Agent: Avoid browser extensions that modify user agents
• Clear Cache: Refresh the page if results seem outdated

If your device isn't detected correctly, it may be too new or have limited identifying information in its user agent.