Device

Brand returns the brand of the client device, possibly different from the manufacturer of that device.

HWType returns a string representation of the primary client platform hardware. The most commonly used device types are also identified via boolean variables. Because a device may have multiple device types and this variable only has the primary type, we recommend using the boolean variables for logic and using this string representation for logging.

UserAgentIdentified returns true if the client device was successfully identified

IsDesktop returns true if the client device is a desktop web browser.

UserAgentIsDownloader returns true if the client device is a downloader

IsEReader returns true if the client device is a reading device (like a Kindle).

UserAgentIsFeedreader returns true if the client device is a feed reader

IsGameConsole returns true if the client device is a video game console (like a PlayStation or Xbox).

IsMediaPlayer returns true if the client device is a media player (like Blu-ray players, iPod devices, and smart speakers such as Amazon Echo).

IsMobile returns true if the client device is a mobile phone.

IsSmartTV returns true if the client device is a smart TV.

IsTablet returns true if the client device is a tablet (like an iPad).

IsTouchscreen returns true if the client device's screen is touch sensitive.

IsTVPlayer returns true if the client device is a set-top box or other TV player (like a Roku or Apple TV).

Model returns the model of the client device.

Name returns the name of the client device.

UserAgentBotName returns the bot name (if the user agent is a bot)

UserAgentIsBot returns true if the client device is a bot

UserAgentMajor returns the major version of the user agent

UserAgentMinor returns the minor version of the user agent

UserAgentName returns the name of the user agent

UserAgentPatch returns the patch level version of the user agent