Finding your MAC Address: Game consoles, TVs, smart sticks, and speakers

1. From the Alexa app, click on gear icon at bottom. 

2. Select your device. 

3. Scroll to bottom of the page and view MAC Address. 

Amazon Alexa support site

Brand new devices 

1. If your Fire Stick is brand new, it may attempt to connect to our Guest network when you first turn it on. 

2. Press your remote's back button to return to the "preferred language" screen. 

3. Choose your language. 

4. When asked to choose a network, scroll to the end, and your MAC address will be the last tile. 

Older devices 

1. From FireTV home screen, Navigate to settings. 

2. Click on System > About > Network. 

3. Scroll to the end, and your MAC Address will be the last tile. 

Amazon Fire support site

1. Open and use the “Home” app on your device, which can be found in the app store.  

2. Select the Icon for HomePod.  

3. Go to Settings.  

4. Scroll to find the Wi-fi Address. 

Apple HomePod support site

1. Navigate to Settings (Gear Icon) using remote. 

2. Select General > Network. 

3. MAC address will show up as Wireless ID. 

Apple TV support site

1. Open the Google Home app. 

2. Follow setup instructions for your device. 

3. When you reach the "Connect to WiFi" step, tap the three dots in the upper right corner and choose "View MAC Address." 

Google Home support site

Chromecast support site

1. Press “Connect Now” from home screen, if not first time setup. 

2. Scroll through the list of wireless networks to “Scan again/Scan again to see all networks.” 

3. An info panel should appear showing the MAC address. 

Insignia support site

1. Go to System Settings. 

2. Tap on Internet Settings. 

3. Tap Other Information. 

4. Tap Confirm MAC Address. 

Nintendo 3DS support site

1. From the Wii U menu, Select System Settings. 

2. Select the Internet icon and Press the A button. 

3. Select View MAC Address. 

Nintendo Wii U support site

1. Select System Settings from Home menu. 

2. Scroll to Internet and press A. 

3. MAC will be listed under System MAC Address. 

Nintendo Switch support site

1. Power up PS4 without a disk. 

2. From main menu, select Settings. 

3. Select System > System Information. 

4. MAC address will now be displayed. 

PlayStation 4 support site

1. Power on the PS5 without a disc in the system.  

2. From main menu, select Settings.  

3. Scroll down to Network.   

4. Scroll down to View Connection Status. MAC address will now display.  

PlayStation 5 support site

1. Go to Settings from Home Screen. 

2. Go to Network. 

3. Select Wireless connection. 

Roku support site

1. Using the remote press Menu. 

2. Navigate to Network and press Enter. 

3. Navigate to Wired/Wireless (Depending on connection). 

4. Press Network Test (MAC address will now be listed). 

Samsung support site

1. Press the Home button on Remote. 

2. Scroll to Settings, Press Enter. 

3. Scroll to Preferences, Press Enter. 

4. Scroll to Setup, Press Enter. 

5. Scroll to Network Setup, Press Enter. 

Sony TV support site

1. Press Menu button. 

2. Navigate to Network, Press ok. 

3. Navigate to Manual Setup, Press ok. 

4. Wireless MAC Address will be visible near the bottom. 

Vizio support site

1. Press the Xbox Button on Controller. 

2. Scroll to gear icon and click on All Settings. 

3. Scroll to Network and Press Network Settings. 

4. Press Advanced Settings – You should now see Wireless MAC. 

Xbox support site

1. Navigate to Settings page.  

2. Select Network.  

3. Select Advanced Settings.  

4. Under IP Settings, the Mac address will be listed next to Wired MAC and Wireless MAC on the right-hand side of the screen (this is also where the IP address and other information is located.)  

Xbox support site