Ten focused model guides
Find the SIM configuration and identifier-location differences that affect an inventory import. Choose among five iPhone and five Galaxy guides, each with a worked input, ordered steps and an expected result.
Manufacturer sources support the hardware and regional SIM facts on these pages. They do not verify that a legacy profile prefix belongs to the named model, and a generated value does not identify real hardware.
Each hub contains five sourced English-language model guides.
Reviewed September 9, 2026
5 reviewed models
Choose the iPhone model you are documenting, then check its market and SIM arrangement before importing identifiers. These five guides cover changes from tray engraving to eSIM-only US hardware, plus worked inventory cases.
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Check the precise Galaxy SKU before importing identifiers: the A14 and A54 examples use different card trays, S23 records need their full model labels, and a Flip5 is one asset despite its two displays. Each guide turns those differences into a concrete import check.
Start with the brand capture workflow, read the model-specific difference, then run the shared identifier lab. Adapt the worked inventory rule to your own application; no guide claims a physical-device or live manufacturer-service test.
Match the model number and market to the linked manufacturer source.
Keep hardware facts, asset IDs and identifier-slot labels separate.
Compare input and report, then reproduce the identifier checks with the offline kit.