Google Meet hardware kits come in two generations. The original ChromeOS kits pair a Meet Compute System (from ASUS or Logitech/CTL) with a camera, a touch controller and speakermics in small, medium and large sizes; Lenovo's Series One kits used a similar ChromeOS design. Google is now moving Meet hardware to Android, so new rooms are increasingly built on certified all-in-one bars like the Logitech Rally Bar Mini + Tap IP, Neat Bar Generation 2 or Poly Studio X52. Every Meet device also needs a Google Meet hardware license.
The ChromeOS kits
| Kit family | Compute | What's in the box (typical) | Sizes |
|---|---|---|---|
| ASUS Google Meet hardware kit | ASUS Meet Compute System (Chromebox-based) | Compute, touch controller, camera, Meet speakermic, cables | Starter/small, medium, large |
| Logitech / CTL Google Meet kit | Logitech or CTL Meet Compute System | Compute, Logitech Tap controller, Logitech camera or bar | Small to large |
| Lenovo Series One | Lenovo Series One compute | Smart camera, soundbar, controller | Small, medium, large |
"Starter" or small kits usually include a wide fixed camera for huddle rooms; large kits include a PTZ camera and extra speakermics. Exact contents differ by kit and year, so check the kit's spec sheet before ordering. The older "Hangouts Meet hardware kit" is the same product line under Google's earlier branding.
See Google Meet Series One kits.
The move to Android
Google has announced it is transitioning Meet hardware from ChromeOS to Android:
- Sales of the Logitech/CTL Meet Compute System end in February 2027, and the ASUS Meet Compute System in April 2027.
- Existing ChromeOS devices keep receiving security and stability updates on their published timelines; Google says recent models are supported up to September 2030.
- Google plans more Android form factors, including all-in-one devices and video bars, with large-space Android devices expected in 2027.
Check each device's auto-update expiration date in the Google Admin console before buying. Full details: Google Meet hardware end of support.
Android Meet systems we carry
These run Google Meet directly on the device, and most can also run Teams Rooms or Zoom Rooms if you change platforms later:
| Room | Seats | System | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Huddle | 2-6 | Logitech Rally Bar Huddle + Tap IP | $3,199 |
| Huddle/small | 2-6 | Poly Studio X32 | $1,638 |
| Small/medium | 4-12 | Logitech Rally Bar Mini + Tap IP | $4,399 |
| Small/medium | 4-10 | Neat Bar Generation 2 (with Neat Pad) | $4,790 |
| Medium | 6-12 | Poly Studio X52 | $3,598 |
| Medium/large | up to 20 | Logitech Rally Bar + Tap IP | $5,199 |
Our prices can change. Check Google's certified list for your exact bar and controller combination.
See Google Meet certified hardware and best Google Meet hardware.
Kit price and licensing
Kit prices depend on size and vendor; ChromeOS kits are being phased out, so availability and pricing vary. Budget for:
- The hardware kit or bar
- A Google Meet hardware license per device, sold as an annual per-device subscription. See Meet hardware license.
- Mounts and extra mics for larger rooms
Setup basics
- Buy a Meet hardware license in the Google Admin console or through a reseller.
- Mount the camera or bar at eye level; connect display, network and power.
- Enroll the device in your Google Workspace domain.
- Assign a calendar resource so the room shows meetings.
Step-by-step: Google Meet hardware setup. Joining Teams or Zoom from Meet devices: Meet interop.
Replacing ChromeOS Meet kits? Send us your room list and we'll map each room to an Android system.
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