// Compatibility
The rule: Runs on every MacBook Pro 14"/16" from 2021 and every MacBook Air from M2.
Not supported: MacBook Air M1 (2020), MacBook Pro 13" with M1 (2020) or M2 (2022) and Intel MacBooks. The only uncertain exception: MacBook Pro 16" (2019).
Without JavaScript: just read your status in the table below.
Option 1: pick your model
Option 2: enter the model identifier
How to find it
- Apple menu (top left) → “About This Mac” → “More Info …”
- Scroll down and open “System Report …”.
- Under “Hardware” you’ll see the “Model Identifier”, e.g. Mac16,8.
Faster in Terminal:
sysctl -n hw.model
Yes! Lidhaze runs on your Mac.
This model is confirmed. Download the app and close your lid.
Try free for 7 daysVery likely: yes.
Same sensor generation as confirmed models. Try it free for 7 days – the app tells you right away if not.
Try free for 7 daysUncertain – please test.
The MacBook Pro 16" (2019) has the sensor, but it isn’t readable on every unit. The free trial tells you in seconds.
Try free for 7 daysUnclear.
We don’t know this identifier yet. Try it free for 7 days – the app will tell you right away.
Try free for 7 daysSorry, no.
This model has no readable lid angle sensor. Lidhaze would not work here – please don’t buy it.
Back to homeThat’s a Mac without a lid.
Lidhaze is made for MacBooks. iMac, Mac mini, Mac Studio and Mac Pro have no hinge.
Back to homeThat looks like a serial number.
Serial numbers don’t reveal the model. We need the model identifier, e.g. “Mac16,8” or “MacBookPro18,3”.
Please enter a model identifier.
It looks like “Mac16,8” or “MacBookPro18,3”.
Why not the serial number?
Since 2021 Apple assigns random serial numbers. They reveal neither model nor year – that’s why we ask for the model identifier.
All models at a glance
| Model | Model identifier | Status |
|---|---|---|
| MacBook Air 13"/15" (M5) | Mac17,x |
Works |
| MacBook Pro 14"/16" (M5) | Mac17,x |
Works (very likely) |
| MacBook Pro 14"/16" (M4, M4 Pro/Max, 2024) | Mac16,1 · Mac16,5 – Mac16,8 |
Works |
| MacBook Air 13"/15" (M4, 2025) | Mac16,12 · Mac16,13 |
Works (very likely) |
| MacBook Pro 14"/16" (M3, M3 Pro/Max, 2023) | Mac15,3 · Mac15,6 – Mac15,11 |
Works (very likely) |
| MacBook Air 13"/15" (M3, 2024) | Mac15,12 · Mac15,13 |
Works (very likely) |
| MacBook Pro 14"/16" (M2 Pro/Max, 2023) | Mac14,5 · Mac14,6 · Mac14,9 · Mac14,10 |
Works (very likely) |
| MacBook Air 13"/15" (M2, 2022/2023) | Mac14,2 · Mac14,15 |
Works (very likely) |
| MacBook Pro 14"/16" (M1 Pro/Max, 2021) | MacBookPro18,1 – MacBookPro18,4 |
Works |
| MacBook Pro 13" (M2, 2022) | Mac14,7 |
Doesn’t work |
| MacBook Pro 13" (M1, 2020) | MacBookPro17,1 |
Doesn’t work |
| MacBook Air (M1, 2020) | MacBookAir10,1 |
Doesn’t work |
| MacBook Pro 16" (Intel, 2019) | MacBookPro16,1 · MacBookPro16,4 |
Uncertain – please test |
| All other Intel MacBooks | MacBookPro… · MacBookAir… · MacBook… |
Doesn’t work |
| iMac · Mac mini · Mac Studio · Mac Pro | — |
No lid |
As of September 2026. “Very likely” means: same sensor generation as confirmed models, but not yet tested by us. The app checks the sensor at launch and tells you right away.