it’s very likely I have a Mac but I don’t know exactly which model it isand this is normal and quite common. This is how Apple updates its Macs every year, so there may be times when we won’t know the exact model or what year it was released, especially when Apple repeats designs.

How do you know if you have a Mac with an M1 chip or a Mac with an M1 or M2 chip? The truth is, we can do this quickly thanks to the serial number of our Mac, but we also have a lot of information about the device.

These are all the options you have for identifying your Mac.

Which Mac model do I have?

offering apples several ways to identify a Mac model. One is designed for when we cannot start the computer for some reason, and the other is designed to let us know which Mac we have directly from the settings.

Yes we can open macThis is the fastest way to describe it:

1. Click the  menu above.
2. Now go to About This Mac.
3. In the middle, you’ll see the Mac model and the year it was released.
4. By clicking on the more information option you will be able to see more details such as processor, graphics, RAM and serial number.

It’s easy to identify the Mac model you have from the About This Mac section.

Yes can’t open mac To see this information, you must follow the further steps to identify it:

1. You need to find the Mac serial number:
   • The serial number, usually on the bottom of the Mac, next to regulatory markings.
   • It is also in its original packaging, next to the barcode label.
2. You can enter this number on the Apple website to find out which Mac model it is:
   • You can use the scope control page.
   • Or the specs page
3. The original packaging may also display an Apple part number, which you can also search for on the Apple website.

As you see, Identifying a Mac is pretty easy because the device itself us this information. And in case you can’t see it, we have several Apple websites where you can find the Mac model by serial number.

This is some very interesting information that we should all know, like knowing if a Mac has been hacked or adjusting the corners of your Mac.