Which Chromebooks support Android apps?

One of the biggest downsides of owning a Chromebook is the platform’s current lack of applications. This is why everyone is so excited over Chromebooks getting access to Android apps, but Google has already mentioned older Chromebooks will be out of the loop.

How can we find out if our Chrome OS devices are compatible with the Google Play Store? Thankfully, it didn’t take long for Google to create a list of supported Chromebooks. Let’s go through it and see if you will be able to enjoy Android apps soon.

Acer

Chromebook 11 C740
Chromebook 11 CB3-111 / C730 / CB3-131
Chromebook 14 CB3-431
Chromebook 14 for Work
Chromebook 15 CB5-571 / C910
Chromebook 15 CB3-531
Chromebox CXI2
Chromebase 24

ASUS

Chromebook C200
Chromebook C201
Chromebook C202SA
Chromebook C300SA
Chromebook C300
Chromebox CN62
Chromebit CS10

AOpen

Chromebox Commercial
Chromebase Commercial 22″

Bobicus

Chromebook 11

CDI

eduGear Chromebook K Series
eduGear Chromebook M Series
eduGear Chromebook R Series

CTL

Chromebook J2 / J4
N6 Education Chromebook
J5 Convertible Chromebook

Dell

Chromebook 11 3120
Chromebook 13 7310

Edxis

Chromebook
Education Chromebook

Google

Chromebook Pixel (2015)

Haier

Chromebook 11
Chromebook 11e
Chromebook 11 G2

Hexa

Chromebook Pi

HiSense

Chromebook 11

Lava

Xolo Chromebook

HP

Chromebook 11 G3 / G4 / G4 EE
Chromebook 14 G4
Chromebook 13

Lenovo

100S Chromebook
N20 / N20P Chromebook
N21 Chromebook
ThinkCentre Chromebox
ThinkPad 11e Chromebook
N22 Chromebook
Thinkpad 13 Chromebook
Thinkpad 11e Chromebook Gen 3

Medion

Akoya S2013
Chromebook S2015

M&A

Chromebook

NComputing

Chromebook CX100

Nexian

Chromebook 11.6″

PCMerge

Chromebook PCM-116E

Poin2

Chromebook 11

Samsung

Chromebook 2 11″ – XE500C12
Chromebook 3

Sector 5

E1 Rugged Chromebook

Senkatel

C1101 Chromebook

Toshiba

Chromebook 2
Chromebook 2 (2015)

True IDC

Chromebook 11

Viglen

Chromebook 11

The Google Play Store should be rolling out to all supported devices later this Fall, but some of those using their Chromebooks on developer mode are already getting access to Android apps. Is your Chromebook in the list? If not, are you thinking of upgrading, or can you live without Android apps?