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The remaining seven characters represent the product’s model:

Decoding this isn’t too hard if you memorise what each character means and are willing to do a little maths, but cross-referencing the date code with the table on this page is much easier. The fourth character represents the year and the fifth represents the week. The fourth and fifth digits are the production date. (It’s mostly used for quality assurance purposes.) You’d have to know a factory’s assembly line labels to do anything with this number. The third digit denotes which assembly line the device was manufactured on. VM: Pardubice, Czech Republic – Foxconn.For example, the first two digits are the assembly plant ID, which tells you where your Apple device was manufactured: Starting left to right, each section of this number tells you something about your device. Once you’ve found it, it’s time to decode it. The number will look something like this: “DMPC8N70M.” It’s often printed on the outside of a device, and is also available in the settings app under General > About > Serial Number. There are tools that scan and decode Apple’s 12-digit serial numbers for you, but you can read a lot of that information yourself once you know what each digit means.įirst, you need to find your device’s serial number.