Device Info
WEBSee your browser, OS, screen and hardware details at a glance.
Reading device details…
What is the Device Info tool?
What is my device? Device Info answers in one glance: your browser name and version, operating system, screen resolution and pixel density, CPU cores, device memory, touch support, preferred language and the full user agent string — every detail your device reports to the web, laid out on one clean page. There is nothing to install and no settings maze to dig through; open the page on any phone, tablet or computer and the fields fill in instantly.
It is the quick way to check your device specs when you need a real answer: confirm your screen resolution before reporting a display bug, see which Android version you are on before an update, or copy the exact user agent a support agent asked for. Developers use it as a browser info checker to reproduce layout issues on a specific device; everyone else uses it to finally settle what phone they have without opening a single system menu. Tap any value and it is copied to your clipboard, ready to paste into a bug report or support chat.
Everything runs client-side: the page reads what your browser already exposes and shows it on your screen. Nothing is uploaded, logged or stored anywhere, no account is needed, and once loaded the device information tool even works offline. It is completely free, in English and Arabic, on any device — which is exactly why support teams can safely point anyone to it.
How to use the Device Info
- Open the Device Info page — every section fills in automatically, with nothing to install.
- Read the browser section for your browser name, version and the full user agent string.
- Check the system and screen sections for your OS, screen resolution and pixel density.
- Look under hardware for CPU cores, device memory and touch support.
- Tap any value to copy it straight to your clipboard.
- Paste the details into a bug report or support chat whenever someone asks for your specs.
Frequently asked questions
What phone do I have?
On most Android phones the user agent includes the model number, and Device Info shows it in the browser section. On iPhone, Safari deliberately reports only «iPhone» without the exact model — that is a browser privacy limit, so check Settings → General → About for the precise name.
What is my screen resolution?
Open the screen section — your resolution and pixel density are shown immediately. Note that browsers report the logical resolution (scaled by pixel density), so on a high-DPI phone the physical pixel count on the spec sheet is usually higher.
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. The page reads what your browser already exposes and displays it on your screen — nothing is uploaded, logged or stored anywhere. Once loaded, it even works with the connection off.
How do I check my Android version?
The system section shows the OS name and version your browser reports, which on Android includes the Android version. You can cross-check it in Settings → About phone if you need the exact build number.
Is Device Info free? Are there any limits?
Yes, completely free — no sign-up, no usage cap and no premium tier. Refresh or reopen the page as often as you like.
How is this different from installing an app like CPU-Z?
An installed app can read deeper hardware details — exact chipset, battery temperature, sensors — because it has native OS access. This page works instantly with no install and shows what the browser exposes, which is exactly what you need for web debugging and support requests. For deeper on-device details, the Carbide app's device tools go further — coming soon for Android and iPhone.
Why is the reported resolution different from my phone's spec sheet?
Spec sheets list physical pixels; browsers work in logical pixels, which divide the physical count by the device pixel ratio. Both numbers are correct — they just measure different things, and Device Info shows the pixel density so you can convert between them.
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