This plugin allows you to get the user-friendly name of the device.

On Android, a bluetooth adapter is required. Android emulator does not have bluetooth capabilities!

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In your application project directory:

cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-device-name

var deviceName = cordova.plugins.deviceName;

// on iOS
console.log(deviceName.name) // e.g: "Becvert's iPad"
console.log(deviceName.bluetoothName) // e.g: null
console.log(deviceName.deviceName) // e.g: "Becvert's iPad"

// on Android
console.log(deviceName.name) // e.g: "HUAWEI P20 lite"
console.log(deviceName.bluetoothName) // e.g: "HUAWEI P20 lite"
console.log(deviceName.deviceName) // e.g: "ANE-LX1"

deviceName.get(function success(names) {
    console.log(names.name);
}, function failure(error) {
    console.log(error);
});

On Android, you'll get additional names you can choose from: deviceName and bluetoothName. bluetoothName is the user-defined name for the device which is often preferable to deviceName which is often just the model codename of the device.

On Android, name defaults to bluetoothName, if available.

If you installed cordova-plugin-device you can use:

window.device.name

You can access deviceName and bluetoothName from cordova-plugin-device on Android like this:

window.device.otherNames.deviceName
window.device.otherNames.bluetoothName

All the credits go to the official cordova-plugin-device plugin.

The MIT License