How to Read Device Info in SwiftUI

Expose basic device details directly in your UI. Use UIDevice.current with LabeledContent for a compact settings-style view.

SwiftUI Implementation

import SwiftUI
import UIKit

struct DeviceInfoView: View {
    private let device = UIDevice.current

    var body: some View {
        Form {
            LabeledContent("System Name", value: device.systemName)       // e.g., "iOS"
            LabeledContent("System Version", value: device.systemVersion) // e.g., "18.0"
            LabeledContent("Device Model", value: device.model)           // e.g., "iPhone"
            LabeledContent("Device Name", value: device.name)             // e.g., "iPhone 14 Pro Max"
        }
        .navigationTitle("Device Info")
    }
}

#Preview {
    NavigationStack { DeviceInfoView() }
}

UIDevice provides a simple, read-only snapshot of the current device. Values are localized strings and safe to read on the main thread.

Non-UI Access

import UIKit

public struct DeviceInfo: Sendable {
    public let systemName: String
    public let systemVersion: String
    public let model: String
    public let name: String

    public static func current() -> Self {
        let d = UIDevice.current
        return .init(systemName: d.systemName,
                     systemVersion: d.systemVersion,
                     model: d.model,
                     name: d.name)
    }
}

// Example
let info = DeviceInfo.current()
print("\(info.systemName) \(info.systemVersion) – \(info.model) – \(info.name)")

Use the struct for logging or diagnostics. Avoid transmitting the user’s device name to servers unless necessary and consented.