Device Info: Hardware Specs

Device Info shows your phone's hardware and system details — CPU, GPU, RAM, storage, screen, cameras, sensors, battery, codecs, DRM and Android build — with live bars for what is happening right now. No account, and no permission prompt unless you turn on the status bar monitor.

Every number is read from the phone itself, never guessed from a model database.

WHAT IT SHOWS

• Right now — live CPU clock, RAM, storage and battery
• Device — manufacturer, model, board, SKU, bootloader, fingerprint
• Battery — level, health, voltage, temperature, live current (mA) and power (W), time to full, design capacity
• Chipset — SoC, CPU part, cores, ABIs, per-core clocks, thermal state
• GPU — renderer, OpenGL ES, Vulkan, extensions
• Memory and storage — RAM, swap, heap limit, storage volumes
• Screen — resolution, density, size, refresh rate, HDR, cutout
• Cameras — resolution, focal length, aperture, sensor size, hardware level
• Sensors — every sensor with vendor, range and a live reading
• Android — version, security patch, kernel, uptime, deep sleep share, root check
• Features — hardware features the phone declares (UWB, eSIM, NFC card emulation, IR, StrongBox…), input devices and connected USB devices
• DRM — Widevine level, so you know if streaming apps give you HD
• Codecs — every decoder and encoder, hardware or software
• Connectivity — network, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth LE, NFC, GPS

DEVICE CHECK

Cross-checks what the phone claims against what it can do: Android version, cores, RAM, storage, camera, refresh rate, gyroscope, root signs. It catches contradictions, not a careful fake.

TOOLS AND TESTS

• Storage speed — sequential write and read, random 4K and memory copy in about 20 seconds, with history and CSV export
• CPU benchmark — single and multi-core score
• Throttling test — how much speed the phone keeps when hot
• Phone inspection — screen, sensors, storage, battery and speaker, step by step
• Network meter — live download and upload
• Spec snapshots — save specs and compare later or with another phone
• What changed — after a system update, old and new side by side

SPEC CARD

Turn the key specs into one clean image — chipset, RAM, storage, screen, battery, security patch and your last inspection — portrait or square, dark or light. It never includes serial numbers, IMEI or IDs.

STATUS BAR MONITOR AND WIDGET

Pick up to three numbers for the notification and four for the home screen widget: CPU, RAM, storage, battery, temperature, current, charging power, deep sleep or thermal state. One number can sit right in the status bar icon. A Quick Settings tile shows RAM.

SEARCH, SAVE AND SHARE

Search every section, copy any field, and share the report as text or PDF.

LIGHT, DARK AND 12 LANGUAGES

English, Vietnamese, Spanish, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Arabic and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional).

FREE WITH ADS, PRO WITHOUT

• Everything is free. The free version shows a banner and, at most every few minutes, a full-screen ad after you save a report — never while you browse.
• Device Info Pro removes all ads: monthly, 3-month or yearly subscription (yearly starts with a free trial for new subscribers). Cancel any time in Google Play.
• Had Device Info before ads were added? You stay ad-free at no cost.

PRIVACY

Everything stays on the phone. No IMEI or serial number, no location, no Wi-Fi name or address, no list of your apps, no account. Ads come from Google AdMob and Unity Ads, which may use your advertising ID; you are asked for consent where the law requires it. Anonymous usage counts and crash reports carry no personal data and can be turned off in Settings.

Android 7.0 and up. Specs are read offline; ads and purchases need a connection.

Recent changes:
• GNSS chip: the network card now shows the location chip's name, its hardware year and what it can do (raw measurements, navigation messages, antenna info) — no location permission needed
• CPU clock steps: the processor card now shows how many clock speeds each core cluster can use and its range, for example 14 steps: 300 MHz – 2.84 GHz