About Us
Last updated: 2026-07-14
WhatIsMyDevice.net is part of the Easy Digital Tools network: lightweight, fast tools with clear results.
WhatIsMyDevice.net is a device information checker that shows the technical signals your browser shares with websites. It helps you understand what a website can detect about your device (browser, OS, screen, hardware hints, network signals) without installing anything.
What this site shows
- Device type: desktop, mobile, or tablet (best-effort).
- Operating system: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS/iPadOS.
- Browser: based on user agent parsing and available client hints.
- Screen and display details: resolution, viewport, pixel ratio, orientation.
- Hardware hints: CPU cores, memory estimate, storage estimate (when supported).
- Graphics/network signals: WebGL renderer info and connection info (when supported).
Who it’s for
- Everyday users checking “what device am I using?”
- Support & troubleshooting when you need to share browser/device info quickly.
- Developers & QA testing device detection and responsive layouts.
- Privacy-conscious users learning what websites can infer.
Accuracy and limitations
- Some details are intentionally hidden by modern browsers for privacy.
- User-agent strings can be modified by privacy tools, browsers, or extensions.
- Same device may show different results depending on browser, settings, and network.
Privacy approach
We built this tool to be lightweight and transparent:
- No accounts or sign-ups.
- No need to install software.
- Results are shown to you on-screen.
- We do not intentionally store device info in a database just for using the tool.
- Standard server logs may exist for security and troubleshooting.
For details, read our Privacy Policy.
Contact
Questions, bug reports, or suggestions: EasyDigitalTools@proton.me
Note: This site provides informational results based on your request. It is not a substitute for professional IT/security advice.