Google Meet hardware devices can come with ChromeOS or Android Open Source Project (AOSP) provided by an OEM. With ChromeOS devices, you get the complete feature set and administration options. With Android devices, you get most device features and administration options. For Meet hardware settings in the Admin console that don’t apply to Android, you can often manage them through a third-party tool. However, you lose the convenience of a single management point.
Review the following sections to learn which features and management settings are supported.
- Which Meet hardware devices are Android?
- Compare ChromeOS and Android features
- Admin settings not supported on Android devices
Which Meet hardware devices are Android?
The following devices are considered Android:
- Poly Studio X30, Studio X50, and Studio X70
- Logitech Rally Bar and Rally Bar Mini
All other Google Meet hardware is considered ChromeOS.
Compare ChromeOS and Android features
Feature
Chrome OS
AOSP provided by OEM
General In-call
Start or join a basic meeting
- Join / Start / Exit meeting
- Camera - on / off
- Audio - mute / unmute
- Volume up / down
Camera
Accessibility
Settings pane
Other
On-device experience
Spaces
Admin settings not supported on Android devices
These Admin console settings aren’t supported on Android devices:
- Built-in interoperability
- Device state reporting
- Display power saving
- Error reporting
- Peripheral alerts
- Release channel
- Screen saver
- Timed reboot
- Time zone
To learn more about these settings, go to the Manage Google Meet hardware .
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