Google is enhancing Google Meet hardware by improving how user-reported feedback is handled. Previously generic feedback is now structured and context-aware, making it more actionable for administrators. The user interface for reporting problems has been redesigned with options tailored to in-call, out-of-call, and livestream scenarios. For instance, in-call feedback offers specific issues like "Poor audio or video quality." Out-of-call feedback now includes join-related problems such as "Can’t join Meet call."The Admin console receives significant improvements with new monitoring tools for Google Meet hardware. User feedback is no longer just background telemetry; it's a primary, sortable column in the device list. Two new columns have been added: "Last feedback submitted," showing a timestamp and details, and "Feedback in the last 28 days," counting reports per device. Clicking the timestamp in "Last feedback submitted" opens a side panel with detailed feedback. A new "With feedback in last 7 days" filter helps prioritize devices needing immediate attention. Admins need to ensure the "Let users send feedback to Google" checkbox is enabled. This update is available to all Google Workspace customers with Google Meet hardware devices.