Simple Xamarin.Android library to return the device model.
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Will keep device list updated with devices that work with Google Play. As of 9/29/2020 list contains 29,766 devices.
If you need an iOS library check out my other repo https://github.com/dannycabrera/Get-iOS-Model.
Updates:
09/29/2020 - Updated to v1.5, 1,805 updates (changes + new additions):
https://gist.github.com/dannycabrera/3f0192fefa68008c949dcaaa5593aba7
04/01/2020 - Updated to v1.4, 1,417 updates (changes + new additions):
https://gist.github.com/dannycabrera/65cd5b32a6ef7361b6aa6f9cf659580e
01/26/2020 - Updated to v1.3, 6,694 updates (changes + new additions):
https://gist.github.com/dannycabrera/7cdf76be183063b5394362d10f0ecd7c
08/24/2018 - Updated to v1.2, 1,880 device changes from previous version:
https://gist.github.com/dannycabrera/235a14afbc6584976d052cf18d64ee46
03/30/2018 - Updated to v1.1, 277 device changes from previous version:
https://gist.github.com/dannycabrera/fc941ca987cb576994d61748edb57fcc
03/19/2018 - Created
Install-Package dannycabrera.GetDroidModel
// Example for model SM-G960F
Console.WriteLine(GetDroidModel.DeviceHardware.GetModel());
Result: "Galaxy S9"
// Return name including manufacturer
Console.WriteLine(GetDroidModel.DeviceHardware.GetModel(defaultValue: "Unknown", includeManufacturer: true));
Result: "Samsung Galaxy S9"
// If device is not listed:
Console.WriteLine(GetDroidModel.DeviceHardware.GetModel(defaultValue: "Unknown"));
Result: "Unknown"