If you signed into your Mac with an Apple ID account, the serial number is tied to your Apple ID account online. If you don’t have access to your Mac, you can still find the serial number in a variety of locations. On the Mac Pro, you’ll find it on the back panel. On a Mac Mini, you’ll find the serial number on the bottom. Your Mac’s serial number is printed somewhere on the Mac itself, so you’ll be able to find it if you can’t turn your Mac on.įlip over a MacBook and you’ll see the serial number printed on the Mac itself, near the “Designed by Apple in California” text. Apple's quality control for its products is exacting, so if your AirPods don't meet that mark, they could be fake.You’ll see the serial number displayed along with your Mac’s model number, hardware specifications, and the version of macOS you have installed. The boxes' fit is tight, the quality of the printing high, the placement of stickers perfect. Packaging: Just like the build quality of Apple products is high, so is the packaging quality.If your AirPods seem a little low quality, the pieces are loose, or the color isn't perfect, you might have knock-off AirPods. You shouldn't see any seams in the plastic, the ports and connectors are tight and sturdy, and the color of white products (like AirPods) is clean and bright. Build Quality: Apple is famous for the very high quality of its devices.If it doesn't get any power, it might be a fake.
Try putting your AirPods case on a Qi charging mat. It's unlikely copycats would throw in this expensive feature. Wireless Charging Case: The charging case included with the second-generation AirPods and AirPods Pro supports Qi wireless charging.
If you paid much less than that-say, $50 for AirPods Pro-they might not be real. The starting retail price for regular AirPods is $159, and AirPods Pro is $249.
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