Google is transitioning its Google Meet hardware portfolio from ChromeOS to Android to accelerate feature delivery and expand device choices. This shift aims to provide greater flexibility and a broader range of form factors for meeting spaces of all sizes. While the transition is underway, existing investments in ChromeOS devices are protected with continued support until September 2030 for newer models. Hardware partners like Logitech, Neat, and HP Poly will gradually cease manufacturing and sales of ChromeOS-based hardware, with specific end dates in early 2027. The adoption of Android brings benefits such as increased device variety, enterprise stability, and hardware flexibility, allowing rooms to be repurposed with AOSP certified devices. This move protects customer investments by enabling multiple video conferencing solutions on a single device. Google is actively collaborating with partners to certify new Android devices and peripherals, enhancing deployment and AI features. Customers seeking to purchase ChromeOS devices are advised to do so promptly. Admins can find more information on supported devices and the certification program via the provided links and Help Center. This strategic move is designed to future-proof meeting room technology and improve the overall user experience.