How to check which Samsung SM-G935F (S7 Edge) variant I have?


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I am trying to register my phone onto Samsung's website but there are a ridiculous amount of variants of the SM-G935F.

 

About > Settings only appears to show "SM-G935F".

 

Any ideas?

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3 minutes ago, Aheer.R.S. said:

I could be wrong, but I think the exact model is also shown under settings (which settings I'm not sure, could be device) but it's been a while since I've messed with sgphones

I think OP said that, unless there is a device info tab maybe that would have it

1 minute ago, Circaflex said:

About > Settings only appears to show "SM-G935F".

 

wasn't there a variant number buried in there too? (I think there was when I had an s3, but since then I've never had a Samsung phone.. (I know they changed the way the settings are displayed now)

1 minute ago, Aheer.R.S. said:

wasn't there a variant number buried in there too? (I think there was when I had an s3, but since then I've never had a Samsung phone.. (I know they changed the way the settings are displayed now)

You got to it before I could edit, the quotes system still takes some getting used it, I wanted to include what he said and my reply, but i think on the s3 there was a variant, but werent there only like 3 or 4 of those? OPs list has so many, but I know the label on the box should provide this, the same label with the esn/serial

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8 minutes ago, Circaflex said:

You got to it before I could edit, the quotes system still takes some getting used it, I wanted to include what he said and my reply, but i think on the s3 there was a variant, but werent there only like 3 or 4 of those? OPs list has so many, but I know the label on the box should provide this, the same label with the esn/serial

I'm just really quick, my wife tell me this all the time........

 

 

wait what? :p 

13 hours ago, Circaflex said:

I believe the label on the box will give you the exact model. 

Nope, nothing on the box and nothing in Settings apart from "SM-G935F".

 

EDIT: The SamMobile Device Info app on the Play Store found it for me.

45 minutes ago, Elliot B. said:

Nope, nothing on the box and nothing in Settings apart from "SM-G935F".

 

EDIT: The SamMobile Device Info app on the Play Store found it for me.

I'm sure you're just overlooking it, the model is definitely on the white label on the box. 

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