If you're trying to repair, sell, or upgrade your MacBook, knowing the exact model is crucial. MacBook models come with different specifications, and whether you’re looking to replace the battery, fix the screen, or simply get an accurate quote for trade-in, having the model number handy is essential.
Each MacBook model has unique features and components. Knowing the model ensures you receive the correct parts and services specific to your device. It can also help you avoid delays when booking a repair or when seeking technical support.
At macbookfix.co.uk, we provide specialised services for all MacBook models, so having your model information helps us serve you faster and more efficiently.
1. From the Apple Menu
•Click on the Apple logo in the top-left corner of your screen.
•Select About This Mac from the dropdown.
•A window will pop up, showing your MacBook’s model name (e.g., MacBook Air, MacBook Pro) and the year it was made (e.g., 2021).
•To get more detailed information, such as the model identifier (e.g., MacBookPro16,1), click on System Report at the bottom of the window.
2. Check the Bottom of Your MacBook
Flip your MacBook upside down and look for small text near the hinge. It will include the model number (e.g., A2337).
This number can be cross-referenced with a list of MacBook models to determine your exact device.
3. Using Your MacBook’s Serial Number
You can also find the model through your MacBook’s serial number. To do this:
•Go to About This Mac from the Apple menu.
•Copy the serial number listed.
•Visit the Apple Check Coverage Page and paste your serial number.
This will provide specific details about your MacBook, including the model and warranty status.
If your MacBook won’t power on, you can still find the model number on the bottom of the device near the hinge, as previously mentioned. Alternatively, if you have the original packaging, the model and serial number will be printed on the label.
Below is a chart of some of the most common MacBook models along with their corresponding model numbers for your reference:
MacBook Model | Released Year | Model Number |
---|---|---|
Macbook Retina 12" | Early 2015, Early 2016, Mid-2017 | A1534 |
MacBook Air 11 inch | Late 2010, Mid-2011 | A1370 |
MacBook Air 11 inch | Mid-2012, Mid 2013, Early 2015 | A1465 |
MacBook Air 13 inch | Late 2010, Mid 2011 | A1369 |
MacBook Air 13 inch | Mid-2012, Mid 2013, Early 2015, 2017 | A1466 |
MacBook Air 13 inch | Late 2018, 2019 | A1932 |
MacBook Air 13 inch | 2020 | A2179 |
MacBook Air 13 inch M1 | 2020 | A2337 |
MacBook Air 13 inch M2 | 2022 | A2681 |
MacBook Air 15 inch M2 | 2023 | A2941 |
MacBook Pro 13 inch | Late 2008, Mid 2009, Mid 2010, Early 2011, Late 2011, Mid 2012 | A1278 |
MacBook Pro 13 inch | 2012, Early 2013 | A1425 |
MacBook Pro 13 inch | Late 2013, Mid 2014, Early 2015 | A1502 |
MacBook Pro 13 inch | Late 2016, Mid 2017 | A1706 |
MacBook Pro 13 inch | 2018, 2019 | A1989 |
MacBook Pro 13 inch | 2019 | A2159 |
MacBook Pro 13 inch M1 | 2020 | A2338 |
MacBook Pro 13 inch M2 | 2022 | A2338 |
MacBook Pro 13 inch | 2020 | A2251 |
MacBook Pro 13 inch | 2020 | A2289 |
MacBook Pro 14 inch M1 | 2021 | A2442 |
MacBook Pro 14 inch M2 | 2023 | A2779 |
MacBook Pro 14 inch M3 | 2023 | A2992 |
MacBook Pro 15 inch | Late 2008, Mid 2009, Mid 2009, Mid 2010, Early 2011, Late 2011, Mid 2012 | A1286 |
MacBook Pro 15 inch | Retina 2012, Early 2013, Late 2013, Late 2013, Mid 2014, Mid 2014, Mid 2015, Mid 2015 | A1398 |
MacBook Pro 15 inch | Late 2016, Mid 2017 | A1707 |
MacBook Pro 15 inch | 2018, 2019 | A1990 |
MacBook Pro 16 inch | 2019 | A2141 |
MacBook Pro 16 inch M1 | 2021 | A2485 |
MacBook Pro 16 inch M2 | 2023 | A2780 |
MacBook Pro 16 inch M3 | 2023 | A2991 |
Each model number helps pinpoint the exact configuration and year of your MacBook, which is essential for ensuring the correct repairs, parts, and upgrades.
At macbookfix.co.uk, we provide repair services tailored to your specific MacBook model. Whether you need a screen replacement, keyboard repair, or battery replacement, knowing your model will ensure you get the best service possible. Our process is simple:
1.Book your repair on our website.
2.Send your device to us from anywhere in the UK.
3.We repair and return your MacBook within 1-3 days of receipt.
For any further queries, contact us. Our supportive team is happy to assist.
We also offer free diagnostics to help you understand the issues with your MacBook before committing to a repair.
Understanding your MacBook model is the first step to ensuring you receive the right care for your device. Whether you’re dealing with a damaged screen, a faulty keyboard, or any other issue, macbookfix.co.uk is here to help. We offer competitive prices and expert service for all MacBook models.
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