Google’s open-source mobile operating system, used on smartphones, tablets, wearables, TVs and cars, with deep integration of Google services.

Offers features such as Google Play, widgets, notifications, multi-device integration and security updates.

A lightweight operating system by Google, designed for Chromebooks, centered on the Chrome browser, web apps, Android apps and cloud services.

Supports offline work, multi-user profiles, Android apps (Google Play) and Linux (Beta) on some models.

Laptops running ChromeOS, offered by multiple manufacturers, designed for students, families, professionals and enterprises.

Known for fast boot times, long battery life and built-in security with automatic updates.

Android smartphones designed by Google with advanced AI features, excellent cameras and clean, fast software updates.

Features often include Night Sight, Magic Eraser, Call Screen and the latest Android updates first.

An Android tablet by Google that can be used as a portable device or on a dock as a smart display for the home.

Optimized for Google Photos, YouTube, smart home control and shared usage in families.

A smartwatch powered by Wear OS, integrating Google services (Maps, Assistant, Wallet) and Fitbit health & fitness tracking.

Offers heart rate, sleep tracking, workouts, calls, notifications and contactless payments.

Smart displays and speakers with Google Assistant built-in, used for music, videos, controlling smart devices, checking the weather and more.

Often placed in kitchens, living rooms and bedrooms as a central control point for the home.

Smart speakers with high-quality sound and Google Assistant integrated, used for music, podcasts, voice commands and home automation.

Can be grouped for multi-room audio and used to broadcast messages around the home.

Connected cameras and video doorbells providing live video, motion alerts and event history to help monitor your home.

Works with the Google Home app and can integrate with other smart home devices and routines.