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.
- Paid from your wallet
- Sent to the provider
- Waiting for the result 0s
Recommended for this check
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
- Dial *#06# on the Samsung to see the IMEI.
- Choose Samsung Info on this page and enter the IMEI.
- Compare the model code, country and warranty with the seller’s advert.
- 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
Frequently asked questions
How do I find a Samsung IMEI?
Dial *#06#, or open Settings › About phone.
Can I check a Samsung by serial number?
Yes — the Samsung Info report accepts the IMEI or the serial number shown in Settings › About phone.
Does the Samsung check show if it is stolen?
Use the Blacklist Status (GSMA) report for lost/stolen status — it works for every Samsung.
Is a Samsung IMEI check free?
Samsung reports are paid and cost only a few cents to a few dollars; they run instantly from your wallet.