Google Meet Series One is a family of Google Meet room kits built by Lenovo and designed with Google. Each kit pairs a Meet compute system with a Smart Camera, a Smart Audio Bar, mic pods and a touch controller, in sizes from small-medium rooms up to large rooms and boardrooms.
Series One kits by room size
Lenovo has sold Series One in these kit sizes (check Lenovo for the current lineup):
| Kit | Room | Camera | Audio | Mic pods |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medium Lite | Small to medium | Smart Camera | Smart Audio Bar | None |
| Medium | Medium | Smart Camera | Smart Audio Bar | 1 |
| Medium Prime | Larger medium rooms | Smart Camera XL | Smart Audio Bar | 1 |
| Large | Large rooms and boardrooms | Smart Camera XL | Smart Audio Bar + add-on Audio Bar | 2 |
Every kit includes the Meet compute system and a touch controller. You supply the display or displays.
What makes Series One different
- Single power point. Only the compute system needs AC power. The camera, audio bar and mic pods connect with the color-coded Ethernet cables in the box.
- Expandable audio. The Audio Bar and Mic Pods daisy-chain for wider tables.
- Google AI features. Noise cancellation and live captions run in Meet; Lenovo states the audio processing runs on onboard Google Edge TPUs.
- Managed in the Google Admin console like any other Meet hardware. Each room needs a Google Meet hardware license.
Availability and support
Series One runs on ChromeOS-based Meet compute. In September 2026 Google announced that new Meet hardware is focused on Android, with existing ChromeOS devices supported on their published timelines (up to September 2030 for recent models). Before buying a Series One kit new or used, check its current sale and support status with Lenovo and Google. Our page on Google Meet hardware end of support covers the transition and what it means for existing rooms.
Pricing varies by kit and reseller, and the Meet hardware license is a separate annual per-device cost. Ask Lenovo or a Lenovo reseller for current quotes.
Alternatives we carry for Google Meet rooms
If you are starting a new Meet room, Android-based appliance bars run Google Meet on the bar itself, with no separate compute box:
| Room size | Option | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Huddle, up to 6 | Logitech Rally Bar Huddle + Tap IP | Bar + touch controller |
| Small to medium, up to 12 | Logitech Rally Bar Mini + Tap IP | Bar + touch controller |
| Medium to large, up to 20 | Logitech Rally Bar + Tap IP | Bar + touch controller |
| Huddle to medium | Neat Bar Generation 2 | Bar + Neat Pad |
These devices also run Teams Rooms or Zoom Rooms, which helps if your organization ever changes platform. Compare more options in best Google Meet hardware and Google Meet hardware kits.
Setting up a Series One kit
- Mount the camera and audio bar on or near the display and connect them to the compute system with the supplied cables.
- Place mic pods on the table and daisy-chain them per the Lenovo diagram.
- Connect the touch controller and the display(s), then power the compute system.
- Enroll the device in the Google Admin console with your Meet hardware license and assign it to a calendar resource.
Our Google Meet hardware setup guide walks through enrollment in detail.
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