Device status report

Apple iPhone warranty and coverage check

Apple coverage can include a limited warranty and, where applicable, AppleCare benefits. Coverage depends on Apple’s records, purchase date, country, and the exact device.

One-time report

€2.99 per device check

IMEI-based

For one device identifier

Read-only check

No unlock is included

Secure report
One-time

€2.99 EUR

One report for one IMEI. The provider is queried only after successful live payment; a Stripe test payment does not run a lookup.

After successful live payment, IMEI.EU provides the report. Stripe sends the receipt; the report is available through Track Order with the same email and IMEI. Reports are not emailed automatically. This is read-only; no lock is removed.

What to expect

What this website checks

The paid Apple iPhone report can return provider-sourced carrier, Find My, and warranty fields after live checkout. For warranty disputes or repairs, confirm coverage directly with Apple.

See how the free IMEI preview works

Know your next steps

Get an authoritative Apple coverage result

  • 01Find the serial number in Settings → General → About, on the original packaging, or in the Apple Account device list.
  • 02Enter it on Apple’s official Check Coverage page. Do not post serial numbers or IMEIs publicly.
  • 03Ask the seller for the original proof of purchase and confirm any AppleCare plan directly with Apple before buying.

More information

Frequently asked questions

Can an IMEI lookup confirm Apple warranty?

The free IMEI preview does not connect to Apple’s coverage records. The paid report may include provider-sourced warranty fields; use Apple’s official Check Coverage page for an authoritative coverage result.

Is warranty coverage the same as an unlocked phone?

No. Warranty or AppleCare coverage concerns support and repairs. Carrier unlock status is managed separately by the original carrier.

What information does Apple’s coverage page need?

Apple’s official service asks for a serial number. Follow the current instructions on Apple’s site and keep device identifiers private.