The Google Meet team recommends using only certified hardware in meeting rooms to ensure quality experiences. This page lists certified devices connected to ChromeOS hardware that work with Meet. To ensure a high-quality experience, all hardware and peripherals are put through comprehensive testing for quality, reliability, and interoperability. This includes verifying their performance and compatibility with evolving ChromeOS updates. Certified hardware and peripherals will get automatic firmware updates for the duration of Meet support. Firmware updates should be verified by Meet. For more details about lists of certified ChromeOS and AOSP devices for Meet hardware, see Google Meet hardware certification program for ChromeOS and AOSP.
If you're a vendor or manufacturer, see Google Meet hardware certification program for more information about the requirements and process.
End of Life and End of Support differences
It's important to distinguish between End of Life (EoL) and End of Support (EoS). EoL is determined solely by the hardware provider, while EoS for Meet, signifies the cessation of Meet's dedicated support and automatic updates. Uncertified devices or devices reaching their Meet EoS dates will be shown as "Unsupported" in the Admin console. These devices should remain functional, requiring no user intervention or recertification. However, Google does not support devices marked as ‘Unsupported’ in the Admin console.
Important: Google cannot guarantee support for issues on devices not listed in this page and here. See how to make a decision on which devices you need here.
Meet certified peripherals and devices
The following devices have been certified and approved for use with Meet hardware on ChromeOS.
Customers using uncertified devices accept that any changes such as firmware or OS updates might cause interruptions. However, customers can still collaborate and contact Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) for certification roadmaps or receive support for the devices reached to End-Of-Support by Google Meet to assure the devices will operate as it is expected.
Touchscreen controllers
Touchscreen controllers are suitable for meeting rooms that have a table.
| Manufacturer | Device name | End-of-Support by Google Meet to end of year (EoY)* |
|---|---|---|
| Logitech | Tap IP | 2028 |
| Logitech | Tap | 2028 |
| Mimo | Myst Capture | 2030 |
| Mimo Vue | Mimo Vue | 2025 |
*The device should still work after this date, unless it's EoL and EoS by the OEMs.
Cameras
Wider-angle cameras are used to show everyone in smaller meeting rooms, while narrower-angle cameras are used in deeper meeting rooms. See advice on cameras and audio.
| Manufacturer | Device name | Device type | Recommended room sizes | End-of-Support by Google Meet (EoY)* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AVer | CAM340+ | Digital PTZ | Small | 2030 |
| AVer | CAM520 | Mechanical PTZ, Camera Cable | Medium, Large | 2025 |
| AVer | CAM520 Pro3 | Mechanical PTZ, Camera Cable | Medium, Large | 2030 |
| AVer | CAM540 | Mechanical PTZ, Camera Cable | Medium, Large | 2025 |
| Huddly | IQ meet (no mic, 2bd9:0031) | Digital PTZ | Small | 2029 |
| Huddly | Series One - Smart Camera | Digital PTZ, Camera Cable | Small | 2027 |
| Huddly | Series One - Smart Camera XL | Digital PTZ | Medium, Large | 2027 |
| Logitech | PTZ Pro 2 | Mechanical PTZ, Camera Cable | Large, Extra large | 2028 |
| Logitech | Logitech Scribe | Whiteboard Camera for Video Conferencing Rooms | Whiteboard | |
| Logitech | Rally camera | Mechanical PTZ, Camera Cable | Large, Extra large | 2028 |
*The device should still work after this date, unless it's EoL and EoS by the OEMs.
Speakerphones with integrated camera
For larger rooms, choose a speakerphone that supports extension speakerphones or microphones to enable all room participants to be within 1.5 m of a microphone. See advice on cameras and audio.
| Manufacturer | Device name | Device type | Recommended room sizes | End-of-Support by Google Meet (EoY)* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Logitech | Meetup | MechanicalDigital PTZ, Audio In/Out, All-in-One | Small | 2028 |
| Logitech | Rally Bar | Digital PTZ, Mechanical PTZ, Audio In/Out, All-in-One, Audio DSP, Hub Cable, Camera Cable, Hub | Medium, Large | 2028 |
| Logitech | Rally Bar Huddle | Digital PTZ, Audio In/Out, All-in-One, Audio DSP, Hub Cable, Camera Cable, Hub | Small | 2028 |
| Logitech | Rally Bar Mini | Digital PTZ, Mechanical PTZ, Audio In/Out, All-in-One, Audio DSP, Hub Cable, Camera Cable, Hub | Small, Medium | 2028 |
| Poly | Poly Studio R30 | Digital PTZ, Audio In/Out, All-in-One | Small | 2028 |
| Poly | Poly Studio USB | Digital PTZ, Audio In/Out, All-in-One | Medium | 2026 |
*The device should still work after this date, unless it's EoL and EoS by the OEMs.
Speakerphones
For larger rooms, choose a speakerphone that supports extension speakerphones, or microphones to enable all room participants to be within 1.5 m of a microphone. See advice on cameras and audio.
| Manufacturer | Device name | Device type | Recommended room sizes | End-of-Support by Google Meet (EoY)* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asus | Google Meet speakermic | Audio In/Out, Audio DSP | Small, Medium | 2029 |
| Asus | Hangouts Meet speakermic | Audio In/Out, Audio DSP> | Small, Medium, Large | 2025 |
| AVer | FONE540 | Audio In/Out, Audio DSP | Small, Medium, Large | 2030 |
| Lenovo | Series One - Smart Audio Bar | Audio In/Out, Audio DSP | Small, Medium, Large | 2030 |
*The device should still work after this date, unless it's EoL and EoS by the OEMs.
Ceiling microphones/loudspeakers
| Manufacturer | Device name | Device type | Recommended room sizes | End-of-Support by Google Meet (EoY)* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shure | MXA902 | Audio In/Out, Audio DSP | Small, Medium | 2028 |
| Shure | MXA910 | Audio In, Audio DSP | Medium, Large | 2028 Discontinued by Shure |
| Shure | MXA920 | Audio In, Audio DSP | Medium, Large | 2028 |
| Shure | MXN5W-C | Audio Out, Audio DSP | Medium, Large | 2025 |
*The device should still work after this date, unless it's EoL and EoS by the OEMs.
Audio processors for integration
The following devices are audio processors for custom integration projects. Contact the manufacturer for specific implementation details.
Customers need to get clear guidance from DSP providers listed here when they use listed devices. For instance, there are limitations such as renaming of those devices in the Admin console, configuration of devices on DSP solutions, or which peripherals are recommended.
| Manufacturer | Device name | Device type | End-of-Support by Google Meet (EoY)* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Biamp | TesiraFORTE series | Audio DSP | TBD |
| QSC | Q-SYS platform | Audio DSP | TBD |
| Shure | P300 | Audio DSP | 2025 |
*The device should still work after this date, unless it's EoL and EoS by the OEMs.
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