The Google Meet team recommends using only certified hardware in meeting rooms to ensure quality experiences. This page lists certified Android Open Source Project (AOSP) and ChromeOS hardware that works with and is certified for Meet.
Important: Google provides technical support and issue resolution only for certified devices.
Meet-certified meeting room devices (Android)
Google certifies devices for Meet on the latest Android version available from the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) at the time of certification.
Every certified device starts with a 5-year baseline support window from its general availability (GA) date. After this initial 5-year window, the end of Meet support date extends when the OEM upgrades the Android version and the device passes Google Meet recertification.
Recertification confirms that a device meets Google's performance and reliability requirements after an Android version upgrade. If older hardware can't be recertified on a newer Android version, it remains supported through the full end of Meet support date for its certified Android version.
Some devices support connected peripherals. Hardware manufacturers can confirm which peripherals and configurations are qualified for use with their Google Meet hardware.
| Device | GA by OEM | Meet certification date | Supported Android version | End of Meet support date* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HP Poly Studio X32 | Feb 2025 | Mar 2026 | Android 13 | Aug 2030 |
| HP Poly Studio X52 | Jun 2023 | Mar 2024 | Android 13 | Aug 2030 |
| HP Poly Studio X72 | Sep 2024 | May 2026 | Android 13 | Aug 2030 |
| Logitech Rally Bar | Mar 2021 | Jan 2024 | Android 12 | Oct 2029 |
| Logitech Rally Bar 2 | Oct 2026 | Oct 2026 | Android 13 | Oct 2031 |
| Logitech Rally Bar Mini | Mar 2021 | Jan 2024 | Android 12 | Oct 2029 |
| Logitech Rally Huddle | Jul 2023 | Mar 2024 | Android 12 | Oct 2028** |
| Logitech Rally Board 65 | May 2025 | May 2026 | Android 13 | Aug 2030 |
| Neat Bar Generation 2 | May 2023 | Jan 2026 | Android 13 | Aug 2030 |
| Neat Bar Pro | Dec 2021 | Jan 2026 | Android 13 | Aug 2030 |
| Neat Board 32 | Oct 2025 | May 2026 | Android 15 | Oct 2032 |
| Neat Board 50 | Jun 2023 | May 2026 | Android 13 | Aug 2030 |
| Neat Board Pro 65 | Oct 2024 | May 2026 | Android 13 | Aug 2030 |
* Published end of Meet support dates reflect the
longer of the device's initial 5-year support window from GA or its certified
AOSP version lifecycle. Dates extend with Android upgrades and
recertifications.
** Logitech Rally Huddle is undergoing performance
recertification.
Android version support milestones
Each Android version is supported for approximately 8 years from its AOSP release date.
| Android version | AOSP release date | Expected end of Meet support |
|---|---|---|
| Android 10 | Sep 2019 | Ended Jul 2026 |
| Android 11 | Sep 2020 | Sep 2028 |
| Android 12 | Oct 2021 | Oct 2029 |
| Android 13 | Aug 2022 | Aug 2030 |
| Android 14 | Oct 2023 | Oct 2031 |
| Android 15 | Oct 2024 | Oct 2032 |
| Android 16 | Jun 2025 | Jun 2033* |
| Android 17 | Jun 2026 | Jun 2034* |
* Projected dates are based on the AOSP release schedule.
Meet-certified meeting room devices (ChromeOS)
While new ChromeOS devices are no longer certified for Meet, existing devices remain fully supported until the end of September 2030. Security patches, stability updates, and ChromeOS releases will continue for all Meet hardware running ChromeOS until their official support end dates.
| Device | End of Meet support date |
|---|---|
| ASUS Google Meet Compute System | Jun 2028 |
| CTL Google Meet Compute System | Jun 2028 |
| Meet Compute System - Series One | Jun 2028 |
| Series One Desk 27 | Jun 2029 |
| Series One Board 65 | Jun 2029 |
| ASUS Google Meet Compute System (Intel 10th Gen) | Jun 2029 |
| CTL Google Meet Compute System (Intel 10th Gen) | Jun 2029 |
| Meet Compute System - Series One (Intel 10th Gen) | Jun 2029 |
| ASUS Google Meet Compute System (Intel 13th Gen) | Sep 2030 |
| CTL Google Meet Compute System (Intel 13th Gen) | Sep 2030 |
| Meet Compute System - Series One (Intel 13th Gen) | Sep 2030 |
End of Meet support
As an administrator for your organization, you get automated advance notifications in the Google Admin console when a device approaches its end of Meet support date. This advance notice can help with room-refresh planning. When a device is past its end of Meet support date, it's marked as unsupported. Further feature updates, security patches, and technical support are discontinued. You can still use unsupported devices with Meet, but they might partially lose functionality or stop working completely at any time.
In a device's final supported year, Google provides best-effort application parity and critical application-layer security updates. Older devices maintain core meeting stability, though they might not run all current features or operate at peak capacity.
Devices no longer supported
These models are past their end of Meet support date and are no longer supported:
- HP Poly X30 (Jul 2026)
- HP Poly X50 (Jul 2026)
- HP Poly X70 (Jul 2026)
- Asus Chromebox 3 (CN65), CTL Chromebox CBx1, Acer Chromebase for Meetings 24V2 (Jul 2025)
- Asus Chromebox CN62 (Jun 2021)
- Acer Chromebox CXI2 / CXV2 (Jun 2021)
- Acer Chromebase for Meetings CA24V (Jun 2021)
- HP Chromebox G1 (Sep 2019)
- Dell Chromebox (Sep 2019)
- Asus Chromebox CN60 (Sep 2019)
- Samsung Series 3 (Mar 2018)
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