App compatibility with Android and Chromebooks. Apps on the Google Play Store may not be compatible with all devices. Note: In most cases, apps from Google Play can’t be downloaded to Windows or Mac computers but can be downloaded to supported Android and Chromebook devices. Learn more about supported Android devices or downloading apps.
Currently, the Google Play Store is only available for some Chromebooks. Learn which Chromebooks support Android apps. Note: If you’re using your Chromebook at work or school, you might not be able to add the Google Play Store or download Android apps. For more information, contact your administrator.
Which Chromebooks have Android apps on them?
Chromebooks with Android app support in the Stable channel. Android apps on Chromebook instantly make these low-cost computers a lot more appealing.
Which Chromebooks can run Linux?
Google’s own Pixelbook was the first Chromebook to run Linux apps. More devices joined in on the fun back in September 2018 when the Chrome OS 69 update was released, bringing stable Linux app support to quite a few Chromebooks.
This of course begs the question “Which Chrome OS systems support Android apps?”
The answer is that Chromium OS > Chrome OS Systems Supporting Android Apps Google Play Store and Android apps are available on many Chrome OS devices since launching in 2016. To learn more about what we launched in 2016, check out this blog post.
Are Android apps available on Chrome OS devices?
Google Play Store and Android apps are available on many Chrome OS devices since launching in 2016. To learn more about what we launched in 2016, check out this blog post. The Chromebooks, Chromeboxes, and Chromebases that were launched before 2019 that are able to install Android apps are listed below.
Why can’t I download apps on my Chromebook?
Your Chromebook won’t automatically download the same Android apps as your phone or tablet, so you’ll need to download them again. Some apps don’t work with some Chromebooks, so you won’t be able to download them. Note: The Google Play Store and any downloaded Android apps are only available for the account that signed in first.