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26 August 2025
After more than a year of meticulous work, EveryMac.com is pleased to unveil a new "4.0" version of the site's Ultimate Mac Lookup and EveryMac Lookup API.
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Just like before, the new version of EveryMac.com's Ultimate Mac Lookup and EveryMac Lookup API make it straightforward to look up Macs and Apple devices by Order Number, Model Number, EMC Number, Model Identifier, 11-character or 12-character Serial Number, Family ID, and Part Number.
However, this new version provides not only improved error correction and enhanced machine learning, but also now highlights details specific to the vintage and type of Mac and device; includes expanded support for the extremely precise "Part Number" identifier for custom configured Macs; adds all new support for thousands of Order Numbers for devices that are refurbished, replaced, or otherwise not a default option; and more.
New Ultimate Mac Lookup Additions
Major new additions to the EveryMac.com Ultimate Mac Lookup include:
- Identifiers and configuration details specific to each vintage and type of Mac and device. For example, vintage Macs show hard drive and optical drive details whereas modern ones highlight SSD capacity and GPU cores. Likewise, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch models now all present info particular to these types of devices and that may not apply to Macs.
- Expanded support for the extremely precise "Part Number" identifier for custom configured Macs. Remember that Part Numbers -- which colloquially are referred to as "Z Identifiers" and that look like Z18L000SW -- often can provide specific color, processor, RAM, storage, and graphics info, even the originally bundled power adapter, when available.
- All new support for tens of thousands of Order Numbers for devices that were refurbished, replaced, engraved, or otherwise not a default configuration. Remember that these identifiers -- which can look like FHN13LL/A -- also often can provide specific color, capacity, and other details.
- Integrated reporting with identifier and model autocompletion to make it easier and faster for users to submit potential additions and corrections.
EveryMac.com's Captcha-Free Lookup and EveryMac Lookup API make it possible for professional users to save a great deal of time and money and not have to worry about the hundreds of thousands -- and always growing number -- of identifiers for Apple hardware.
Give EveryMac.com's free Ultimate Mac Lookup a spin and sign up for EveryMac.com's inexpensive Captcha-Free Lookup and EveryMac Lookup API today.
Although it is less precise than some other identifiers, EveryMac.com continues to diligently evaluate Apple's 10-character serial number format. Please keep sending in your new serial numbers for review, also.
It is hoped that you appreciate this major enhancement to EveryMac.com and find the site even more useful than before. With your patronage of the companies that sponsor the site, EveryMac.com will be able to continue to serve you.
Additions & Changes:
Launched the all new Ultimate Mac Lookup 4.0 and EveryMac Lookup API 4.0 with improved error correction; enhanced machine learning; now highlights details specific to the vintage and type of Mac and device; includes expanded support for the extremely precise "Part Number" identifier for custom configured Macs; and adds all new support for thousands of Order Numbers for devices that are refurbished, replaced, or otherwise not a default option; and more.
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