Avocor Google Meet Board 65: Is This the Perfect Display for Google Workspace Offices?

For most new projects, no. The Avocor Google Meet Series One Board 65 was built as an all-in-one Google Meet board for Workspace offices, and it is still listed on Avocor's website. But Google's own certification table gives it an end of Meet support date of June 2029. On 1 September 2026 Google also announced that Meet room hardware is moving from ChromeOS to Android (AOSP). A board bought today would have less than three years of Meet support left, on a platform Google is moving away from. SourceIT does not sell the Series One Board 65. For Google Workspace offices, we supply Google Meet room kits from Lenovo and ASUS, and Google EDLA interactive displays such as the Avocor E50 Series, which runs Android 13 with Google services, from S$2,857.81 for the 55-inch model (listed 31 Oct 2026).

What do Google's dates say?

Dates from Google's Meet hardware certification page and its 1 September 2026 announcement, both read on 31 Oct 2026. Google's announcement does not mention the Board 65 by name.

What was the Board 65 designed to do?

Series One was Google's own range of Meet hardware, built with partners. The Board 65 is the range's 65-inch all-in-one board, sold under the Avocor name, and the Desk 27 is its desktop version. The idea was simple: a Workspace office could mount one screen, sign it into the Google Admin console, and get Meet calls, a shared whiteboard and calendar-based joining without a separate PC. This post does not list detailed specifications, because we could not find a current datasheet that confirmed them.

The concept still makes sense. What has changed is the platform underneath it. The Board 65 appears in Google's ChromeOS device table. Google's new direction is Android-based room hardware, with ChromeOS support continuing to fixed end dates.

Why does the move to Android matter to a buyer?

• The support window is fixed. Hardware bought in late 2026 with a June 2029 end date gives roughly two and a half years of certified use. Most offices expect a meeting room display to last longer than that.
• The partner range is shrinking. Logitech, CTL and ASUS will stop selling ChromeOS Meet hardware in 2027, so spares and matching room kits will become harder to find.
• The replacements are not shipping yet. Google says Android large-room devices from Logitech, Neat and HP Poly are planned for 2027. Until then there is a gap.

A meeting room board should outlast the room's lease. Check the end-of-support date before you check the screen size.

This pattern is not unique to Google. Microsoft ties Teams Rooms on Android certification to the Android version, so the Yealink MeetingBoard Pro on Android 13 is certified until 15 August 2028. Our post Your Next Software Update Could Break Your Meeting Room explains why platform lifecycles deserve a line in every room budget.

What should a Google Workspace office buy instead?

1. A certified Google Meet room kit and a separate display. SourceIT supplies Lenovo Google Meet Series One room kits and the ASUS Google Meet kit. Before ordering, check each kit's end-of-support date in Google's certification table, because some of these kits are also affected by the ChromeOS changes.
2. A Google EDLA interactive display for whiteboarding and BYOD. EDLA displays ship with licensed Google Mobile Services, Google Play and Play Protect. That gives you Drive, Chrome and Android apps on the board. EDLA is not Google Meet room certification: users join Meet from a browser or their laptop, not from a managed Meet room. Options include the Avocor E50 AVE-6550 (Android 13, EDLA, S$3,728.05), the Avocor S Series AVS-6510 (S$2,236.52) and the LG CreateBoard 65TR3DQ (Android 14, EDLA, S$2,587.50), all listed 31 Oct 2026.
3. Wait for Android Meet boards. If the room can manage with a laptop and a screen for a few months, waiting for the 2027 Android hardware avoids buying into a platform that is being wound down.

Can a Teams Rooms board join Google Meet calls?

Yes, as a guest. Microsoft lists direct guest join for Meet, Zoom and Webex on both Teams Rooms on Windows and Android. A board such as the Yealink MeetingBoard 65 Pro (price on request) can therefore join a Meet invitation. For an office that runs on Teams but meets Google users, that works well. For a Workspace-first office, guest join is not the same as a native Meet room: there is no Google Admin console management and no Meet calendar integration on the room. For more on Avocor's current range, see Avocor G Series Review and Avocor vs Samsung Flip Pro.

Buying in Singapore

SourceIT does not sell the Avocor Google Meet Series One Board 65. We supply Avocor's E50 AVE-5550 55" (S$2,857.81), E50 AVE-6550 65" (S$3,728.05) and S Series AVS-7510 75" (S$2,858.12), the LG 65TR3DQ (S$2,587.50), all listed 31 Oct 2026. The Yealink MeetingBoard 65 Pro is price on request. Browse our Smart Interactive Displays and Lenovo Google Meet Series One collections. For a quotation, use Request for Quotation on the product page, call (65) 6978 3502, email Sales@sourceit.com.sg or use our contact page.

Frequently asked questions

When does Google Meet support end for the Series One Board 65? Google's Meet hardware certification table lists June 2029 for the Series One Board 65 and the Desk 27.

Is Google Meet room hardware moving to Android? Yes. On 1 September 2026 Google announced that Meet room hardware is moving to Android (AOSP). ChromeOS support continues up to September 2030 for recent models.

Does SourceIT sell the Avocor Google Meet Board 65? No. SourceIT supplies Lenovo and ASUS Google Meet kits and Google EDLA displays from Avocor and LG.

Is a Google EDLA display the same as a Google Meet board? No. EDLA means the display ships with licensed Google Mobile Services and Google Play. A Meet room needs hardware certified under Google's Meet hardware programme.

Can a Microsoft Teams Rooms board join Google Meet? Yes, through direct guest join, which Microsoft supports on both Teams Rooms on Windows and Android. It is not a native Meet room.