Before buying a new Samsung cellphone, it's a good idea to check its authenticity. Here's how to easily check a genuine or fake Samsung cellphone! (100% accurate)
What do you do when you buy a cellphone?
Of course one of the things you must do is to check the authenticity of the cellphone especially when you buy not at the official store.
Buying a used cellphone is the same. You have to make sure that the cellphone you buy is original and has good quality.
How to? Don't worry, Jaka will tell you how to check Samsung cellphone so don't be deceived when buying HP!
How to Check Original or Fake Samsung Cellphones
When buying a cellphone, you definitely have expectations that the cellphone is original and can perform its functions well. However, you have to be careful when buying a used cellphone or buying it at a non-official store.
Therefore, there are several methods that you can use to check the authenticity of the Samsung cellphone that you have or will have.
Moreover, Samsung's cellphones are famous for having high build quality and the latest advanced features. It's a shame if you buy a defective item.
By doing one of the four methods below, you will know the authenticity and quality of your cellphone!
Can't wait, right? So, just take a look at this article in full, gang!
1. Check by Checking Build Quality
First, make sure the items you receive are the ones you bought. It's a good idea to do a little research before buying a cellphone to find out what materials are used.
You can check the official Samsung website to find out. Pay attention to the physical quality, whether it is in accordance with what is listed on the website or is it made of other materials.
In addition, when buying a cellphone at an online store, make sure the store has a good reputation and reviews. Don't be tempted by cheap prices, gang.
2. Check Using IMEI Number
The most common way to check for genuine Samsung is to match IMEI number (International Mobile Equipment Identity) your cellphone with the IMEI number in your cellphone box.
You can see it through the settings menu on your Samsung phone. First, open Settings, then select About Mobile/About Phone.
Then, select IMEI Information/IMEI Information. After that, you will be able to see the IMEI number of your cellphone.
In addition, you can also check the IMEI number by entering *#06#. If the number displayed is the same as the number listed on the cellphone box, it means that your cellphone is original or official.
3. Check by Entering Samsung Test Code
In addition to entering the IMEI number, you can also use Samsung codes, you know, gang! The original Samsung must be able to run codes it through dial pad.
Almost all HP brands have secret codes that you can use for many things. Starting from checking the battery, checking IMEI, checking the network, and much more.
Some test codes that you can try are:
Knowing SW Version, PDA, CSC, and Modem: *#1234# or *#9999#
Samsung SW & HW Info:#12580369#
Samsung General Test mode:#0#
Samsung Service Modes: *#197328640#
Samsung ADC Reading: *#0228#
Samsung Bluetooth Test Mode: *#232331# or #7828#
Samsung Bluetooth Address: *#232337#
Samsung Ciphering Information: *#32489#
Samsung Battery Status/Memory:#9998246#
4. Check Using the Android Application
How to check the last Samsung cellphone that you can do is to use an application PhDoctor. This application can tell device that you use is original or pirated.
You just need to select the menu Refurbishment to see the authenticity of your cellphone. Btw, you can also do other tests with this application, such as network and hardware tests.
This application can also show the complete details of the device you are using. You can also check the IMEI number, you know, gang!
Download PhDoctor via the following link:
Information | PhDoctor |
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Developer | Tuneapp |
Rating (Number of Recipients) | 4.2 (984) |
Size | 6.1MB |
Install | 100.000+ |
Android Minimum | 4.1 |
So, that's a gang of ways to check if your Samsung cellphone is genuine or not. Before buying, make sure the cellphone you want is genuine or fake!
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