What does it mean for a device to be supported? In short, it means it has passed our certification process.

Certification is important because we want users to have a good experience with your AR application. This is primarily related to sensitive motion tracking, which is done by combining the camera image and the motion sensor input to determine how the user's device moves through the real world.

To certify each device, we check the quality of the camera, motion sensors, and the design architecture to ensure it performs as expected. Also, the device needs to have a powerful enough CPU that integrates with the hardware design to ensure good performance and effective real-time calculations.

We are constantly working with manufacturers to make sure their hardware and designs meet these requirements. At the same time, we are working internally to make sure ARCore integrates well with every model we certify to provide good experiences for users.

See Fundamental Concepts for more details.

Supported device models

A list of specific device models that are currently supported are listed here:

• Android device emulators
• Android (Google Play)
• Android (China)
• iOS

Android device emulators

Android (Google Play)

The Android devices listed here support ARCore via Google Play Services for AR , which enables augmented reality (AR) experiences built with an ARCore SDK, if the following conditions are met:

1. The device originally shipped with the Google Play Store

2. The device is running the minimum Android version listed in table belowIf no version is listed, the device must be running Android 7.0 or newer

   • "AR Optional" apps must declare minSdkVersion ≥ 19 ( API Level 19 )

   • "AR Required" apps must declare minSdkVersion ≥ 24
     ( API Level 24 )

Additional information about ARCore supported devices can be viewed in or downloaded from the Google Play Console , including the following model-specific information:

• CPU/GPU SoC (System on chip)

• Screen sizes and densities

• Supported ABIs

• Android API level

• OpenGL ES versions

• Device model codes as returned by adb shell getprop ro.product.device

Device list ( CSV file)

The downloaded CSV file will look something like this:

 Manufacturer,Model Name,Model Code,RAM (TotalMem),Form Factor,System on Chip,Screen Sizes,Screen Densities,ABIs,Android SDK Versions,OpenGL ES Versions
Google,Pixel 4,flame,5466MB,Phone,Qualcomm SDM855,1080x2280,440,arm64-v8a;armeabi-v7a;armeabi,29,3.2
Google,Pixel 4 XL,coral,5466MB,Phone,Qualcomm SDM855,1440x3040,560,arm64-v8a;armeabi-v7a;armeabi,29,3.2
Google,Pixel 3,blueline,3546-3580MB,Phone,Qualcomm SDM845,1080x2160,440,arm64-v8a;armeabi-v7a;armeabi,28;29,3.2
Google,Pixel 3 XL,crosshatch,3546-3580MB,Phone,Qualcomm SDM845,1440x2960,560,arm64-v8a;armeabi-v7a;armeabi,28;29,3.2
Google,Pixel 3a,sargo,3593MB,Phone,Qualcomm SDM670,1080x2220,440,arm64-v8a;armeabi-v7a;armeabi,28;29,3.2
Google,Pixel 3a XL,bonito,…
… 

To download the CSV file:

1. Upload an AR Required ( Android Kotlin/Java , Android NDK , or ARCore Extensions for Unity's AR Foundation app to the Google Play Console .

2. Select the AR Required app, and from the Reach and devicesdrop-down menu, select Device catalog; then, above the device list and on the left side of the page, click Download device list.

Device list (table)

The following table summarizes supported models by manufacturer. Model-specific restrictions are noted in the comments. In addition:

• OpenGL ES: The vast majority of devices support OpenGL ES 3.2. All devices support at least OpenGL ES 3.0. Device-specific information is available from the Google Play Console.

• Depth API: As of May 2025, approximately 89% of active devices support the Depth API.