To check the manufacture date of an iPhone, you can use the device’s serial number. Here’s how you can find the serial number and determine the manufacturing date:

  1. Find the Serial Number:
    • Open the “Settings” app on your iPhone.
    • Go to “General” and then select “About.”
    • Scroll down to find the “Serial Number.” Tap on it to copy it to the clipboard.
  2. Check the Serial Number:
    • The serial number of your iPhone consists of several characters. The fourth and fifth characters represent the manufacturing week, and the sixth and seventh characters represent the manufacturing year.
    • For example, if the serial number is “DNQG12345678,” the “G1” in the middle represents the manufacturing week and year.
  3. Decode the Serial Number:
    • The third character in the iPhone serial number represents the production year.
      • A: 2010
      • B: 2011
      • C: 2012
      • D: 2013
      • E: 2014
      • F: 2015
      • G: 2016
      • H: 2017
      • J: 2018
      • K: 2019
      • L: 2020
      • M: 2021
      • N: 2022 (Note: This list may not cover all possible years as future iPhone releases could introduce new codes.)
    • The fourth and fifth characters represent the production week. For example, if it’s “13,” it means the iPhone was manufactured in the 13th week of the year.

In the example “DNQG12345678,” the “G1” indicates that the iPhone was manufactured in the 13th week of 2022.

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