The Google Meet team recommends using only certified hardware in meeting rooms to ensure quality experiences. This page lists approved ChromeOS and Android Open Source Project (AOSP) hardware that work with Meet.
End of Meet support dates
Once Google Meet Rooms Hardware ChromeOS compute boxes reach their End of Support (EoS) date, there’s no guarantee a device will continue working. After the EoS date, automatic updates to the OS, applications, or the device itself may cause the device to stop working. For customers using AOSP, they can still work with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) to get support based on the terms and dates they have agreed upon with those OEMs.
All devices going out of support are listed in this section.
Supported devices and end of Meet support
| Meet ChromeOS | 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) | Sept 2030 |
| CTL Google Meet Compute System (Intel 13th Gen) | Sept 2030 |
| Meet Compute System - Series One (Intel 13th Gen) | Sept 2030 |
*After this date, ChromeOS devices are not guaranteed to support Meet. These devices will appear as "Unsupported" in the Admin console, and the Meet application might not function reliably. The Google Meet team will not provide support for devices that have reached end of support.
Meet on AOSP-certified devices
Google is committed to certifying devices used with Google Meet hardware on the most current or planned Android versions available.
To ensure the necessary support lifespan, OEM partners and System on Chip (SoC) manufacturers (such as Qualcomm) must meet all certification requirements and provide regular updates. This continuous support is vital because Meet depends on the latest Chromium version, which is compatible with the Android OS version, for optimal performance and security.
If customers require a longer lifecycle and full OEM support beyond Google's end of support, we advise them to consult the OEM for the most up-to-date support dates.
| Vendor | Latest Android version |
Launched | End of Meet support date* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Poly X30 | 10 | Dec 2019 | Jul 2026 |
| Poly X50 | 10 | Dec 2019 | Jul 2026 |
| Poly X70 | 10 | Oct 2021 | Jul 2026 |
| Poly X52 | 13 | Jun 2023 | Aug 2029 |
| Logitech Rally Bar | 12 | Mar 2021 | Oct 2028 |
| Logitech Rally Bar Mini | 12 | Mar 2021 | Oct 2028 |
| Logitech Rally Huddle | 12 | Jul 2023 | Oct 2028 |
*After these dates, the Google Meet team will offer best-effort support for a maximum of one additional year. There's no guarantee that the Meet application will run reliably or at peak capacity on older devices or Android versions. Customers who require extended support for these devices should work directly with the OEMs.
Unsupported devices
If your device has reached Auto Update Expiration (AUE), then Meet will not provide any further update on those devices.
These models have reached AUE:
- 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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