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As far as i know, iPhone model number starts with M or N, etc. M for retail unit, N for replacement, F for refurbished. But i don’t know anything about digits, as u can see in the photo.
Can anyone tell me what model type or unit is this ?
iPhone XS
I have no clue what that is. It's not a normal naming convention for an iPhone Xs. The only reference I could find for that model is an out of stock iPhone Xs from a seller in Singapore. Where did the picture you posted come from? Is this a phone you own? If you don't, I'd be very careful. There are knockoffs one can buy, which look like an iPhone and act like an iPhone, but are most definitely NOT an iPhone.
I have no clue what that is. It's not a normal naming convention for an iPhone Xs. The only reference I could find for that model is an out of stock iPhone Xs from a seller in Singapore. Where did the picture you posted come from? Is this a phone you own? If you don't, I'd be very careful. There are knockoffs one can buy, which look like an iPhone and act like an iPhone, but are most definitely NOT an iPhone.
To my knowledge, that's not a valid iPhone model number.
What happens if you tap that field again? What code can you read?
Regards
Giulio
It said A2097.
iPhone model number
