Samsung IMEI check & lookup

A Samsung IMEI check reads Samsung’s own records for the phone: the exact model code (e.g. SM-S918B), the country and carrier it was sold to, warranty and manufacture date — so you can spot fake, refurbished and region-swapped Galaxy phones. Add a GSMA check to see if it is blacklisted.

How to find a Samsung IMEI

• Dial *#06# — dual-SIM Galaxies show two IMEIs; either works.
• Settings › About phone shows IMEI and serial number.
• On the SIM tray or the original box label.
• Phone won’t turn on? The IMEI is often printed on the back or under the SIM tray.

What the Samsung lookup shows

• Model and model code — confirms it really is an S24 Ultra and not a clone.
• Sale country / region (CSC) and original carrier.
• Manufacture date and warranty status.
• Knox / lock information where available.
• Combine with Blacklist Status (GSMA) to see lost/stolen reports.

Spotting a fake or refurbished Samsung

If the model code in the result differs from Settings › About phone, or the IMEI on the box differs from *#06#, walk away. A manufacture date years older than “brand new” usually means a refurbished phone.

How to check a Samsung IMEI

1. Dial *#06# on the Samsung to see the IMEI.
2. Choose Samsung Info on this page and enter the IMEI.
3. Compare the model code, country and warranty with the seller’s advert.
4. Run the GSMA blacklist check before paying.

Full reports available

• Samsung Info S1 — $0.33 · instant
• Blacklist Status (gsma) — $0.05 · instant
• Carrier + Sim-lock (emergency) ✅ — $0.13 · instant

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