Verify your iPhone 15 Pro Max by IMEI. Check warranty, iCloud lock, carrier status, and model authenticity.
| Brand | Apple Inc. |
|---|---|
| Model Name | iPhone 15 Pro Max |
| Model Numbers | A2849 (US), A3101 (Global), A3102 (China), A3103 (Japan) |
| Release Date | September 22, 2023 |
| Chip | Apple A17 Pro (3nm) |
| Display | 6.7-inch LTPO Super Retina XDR OLED, 120Hz ProMotion |
| Storage | 256GB / 512GB / 1TB |
| Camera | 48MP main + 12MP ultrawide + 12MP 5x telephoto (tetraprism) |
| Build | Titanium frame (Grade 5), Ceramic Shield front |
| Connector | USB-C (USB 3.0, up to 10Gbps) |
| TAC Code Prefix | 35921190 / 35921191 / 35921192 |
Dial *#06# to display your IMEI. The first 8 digits are the TAC code. For a genuine iPhone 15 Pro Max, the TAC should start with 359211. If the TAC does not match, the device may be a counterfeit or a different model being misrepresented.
Go to Settings > General > About > Model Number. The model number should be A2849, A3101, A3102, or A3103. You can also find it printed on the SIM tray. A mismatch between the software model number and the physical engraving indicates a tampered device.
Use our IMEI check to verify the warranty status, activation date, and purchase region. Apple warranty is 1 year from the original purchase date. A phone sold as new should show an activation date close to the purchase date, not months earlier.
Before buying a used iPhone 15 Pro Max, always check the iCloud activation lock status. If activation lock is on, the previous owner has not signed out of their Apple ID, and the phone will be unusable without their password. Our IMEI check reveals the activation lock status.
The iPhone 15 Pro Max comes in four regional variants with different model numbers and supported 5G bands. Knowing which variant you have is important for network compatibility:
When buying a used iPhone 15 Pro Max internationally, check the model number to ensure it supports the 5G and LTE bands used by your local carrier. A gray-market import may lack support for certain bands, resulting in poor signal or no service.
