That can't be a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+... because that model doesn't exist!

The only Pi to have a Model B+ version is the original Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+. The differences between the Pi 1 Model B and B+ are as follows:

• Tidier layout
• 40 General Purpose Input/Output Pins (GPIO) compared to 26 on the Pi B
• Improved connectivity (4 USB Ports compared to 1)
• Improved audio quality
• Lower power consumption. Switching power regulators reduce the power consumption to between 0.5 W and 1 W
• Push-push microSD card slot

Regardless, since your Pi specifically says 'Raspberry Pi 3 Model B V1.2', you can be absolutely sure it is, as stated, a Pi 3 Model B.

In fact, the Model B is the only model of Pi 3 available as of late 2017—the Pi 3 Model A hasn't yet been released. So, as of now, you can be sure that if it's a Pi 3, it's a Model B.

You might also like this identification guide if you're in any doubt as to what type of Pi you have.

That couldn't have been a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+... because that model didn't exist!

Until March 2018, the only Pi to have a Model B+ version is the original Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+. The differences between the Pi 1 Model B and B+ are as follows:

• Tidier layout
• 40 General Purpose Input/Output Pins (GPIO) compared to 26 on the Pi B
• Improved connectivity (4 USB Ports compared to 1)
• Improved audio quality
• Lower power consumption. Switching power regulators reduce the power consumption to between 0.5 W and 1 W
• Push-push microSD card slot

Regardless, since your Pi specifically says 'Raspberry Pi 3 Model B V1.2', you can be absolutely sure it is, as stated, a Pi 3 Model B.

In fact, the Model B was the only model of Pi 3 available as of late 2017—the Pi 3 Model A hadn't yet been released.

You might also like this identification guide if you're in any doubt as to what type of Pi you have.

That can't be a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+... because that model doesn't exist.

The only Pi to have a Model B+ version is the original Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+. The differences between the Pi 1 Model B and B+ are as follows:

• Tidier layout
• 40 General Purpose Input/Output Pins (GPIO) compared to 26 on the Pi B
• Improved connectivity (4 USB Ports compared to 1)
• Improved audio quality
• Lower power consumption. Switching power regulators reduce the power consumption to between 0.5 W and 1 W
• Push-push microSD card slot

Regardless, since your Pi specifically says 'Raspberry Pi 3 Model B V1.2', you can be absolutely sure it is, as stated, a Pi 3 Model B.

In fact, the Model B is the only model of Pi 3 available as of late 2017—the Pi 3 Model A hasn't yet been released. So, as of now, you can be sure that if it's a Pi 3, it's a Model B.

You might also like this identification guide if you're in any doubt as to what type of Pi you have.

That can't be a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+... because that model doesn't exist!

The only Pi to have a Model B+ version is the original Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+. The differences between the Pi 1 Model B and B+ are as follows:

• Tidier layout
• 40 General Purpose Input/Output Pins (GPIO) compared to 26 on the Pi B
• Improved connectivity (4 USB Ports compared to 1)
• Improved audio quality
• Lower power consumption. Switching power regulators reduce the power consumption to between 0.5 W and 1 W
• Push-push microSD card slot

Regardless, since your Pi specifically says 'Raspberry Pi 3 Model B V1.2', you can be absolutely sure it is, as stated, a Pi 3 Model B.

In fact, the Model B is the only model of Pi 3 available as of late 2017—the Pi 3 Model A hasn't yet been released. So, as of now, you can be sure that if it's a Pi 3, it's a Model B.

You might also like this identification guide if you're in any doubt as to what type of Pi you have.