Lenovo Google Meet Series One Small Room Kit Gen 3
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Lenovo Google Meet Series One Small Room Kit Gen 3 (21N60000SB) - 3 Years Local Warranty
A Complete Google Meet Room, Chosen by Room Size Rather Than by Component
Series One is Google's own Meet hardware, built by Lenovo, and it is bought as a kit rather than assembled from parts. This is the Small Room Kit: Smart Camera, an audio bar with an eight-element beamforming array, and the Series One Compute System running ChromeOS to drive it all. Everything is designed to work together out of the carton, and Google manages it as a fleet from the Workspace admin console.
What Makes This Kit Different From Its Siblings
This is the entry kit: it uses a remote control rather than a touch controller, and has no microphone pod — the audio bar's own eight-element array does the listening. The kits share the same compute system and the same component designs; what changes between them is how much camera, how much audio pickup and how many microphone pods the room needs. They are in the ordering table above, and if you tell us the room we will tell you which one fits.
A Camera With a 120-Degree Field of View
The Smart Camera uses a 12-megapixel 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor at f/2.8 with a 120° horizontal and 90° vertical field of view — wide enough that people seated along the sides of a table stay in frame rather than being cropped at the edges. Lenovo publishes the output as up to 1080p at 30 frames per second. If you need a larger sensor for a longer or more awkwardly lit room, the kits with the Smart Camera XL are in the ordering table.
Audio That Was Specified in Metres, Not Adjectives
The Smart Audio Bar puts out 20 W RMS through a 2.5-inch woofer and a 1-inch tweeter, and listens through an eight-element linear beamforming array with optimal pickup to 4 metres, with echo cancellation, active noise cancellation and TrueVoice multi-channel noise cancellation. This kit has no separate microphone pod; the bar's own array does the listening, and pods can be added later if the room grows. Those published ranges are the honest way to size a room, and they are why we ask for dimensions rather than guessing from a room's name.
Specification note. Component specifications and kit contents on this page come from Lenovo's own PSREF specification sheet for this generation of Series One. Licensing, support lifetime and platform facts come from Google's Workspace administrator documentation, which is the authority on them rather than Lenovo. One gap you should know about: Lenovo publishes the kit variants and their contents, and separately publishes the part numbers, but does not publish a table connecting the two — so which variant a given part number is cannot be confirmed from Lenovo's public documents. The contents below are Lenovo's published bill of materials for the variant named in this listing's title. Ask us before ordering and we will confirm the part number against the variant with Lenovo. Where a Lenovo datasheet and PSREF disagree, this page shows the disagreement rather than choosing. Specifications and prices are subject to change without notice.
Lenovo Google Meet Series One Small Room Kit Gen 3 Datasheet — Technical Specifications
General
| Product | Lenovo Google Meet Series One Small Room Kit Gen 3 |
| Part Number | 21N60000SB |
| Machine Type | 21N6 |
| Platform | Google Meet, running on ChromeOS |
| Generation | Gen 3 |
| Warranty | 3-year Lenovo Premier Support |
| Local Warranty (Singapore) | Included with every SourceIT purchase, with GST invoice |
What Is in This Kit
| Kit Variant | Small Room Kit |
| Compute | 1 x Series One Compute System |
| Controller | 1 x Remote control |
| Camera | 1 x Smart Camera |
| Audio Bar | 1 x Smart Audio Bar |
| Mic Pods | None in this kit |
| Cabling | Lenovo's Gen 3 datasheet lists "high-quality cabling" for this kit |
| Display | Not included. You supply the screen or screens and their mounting |
| Mounting Hardware | Not published by Lenovo |
Series One Compute System, Gen 3
| Processor | Intel Core i5-1335U — a 13th Generation part, 10 cores (2 performance and 8 efficient) and 12 threads |
| Graphics | Intel Iris Xe |
| Memory | DDR5-5600. Lenovo's own documents disagree on capacity — PSREF says configurations up to 32 GB, the Gen 3 datasheet says 16 GB. Per-part-number capacity is not published; ask us to confirm for your order |
| Storage | 256 GB M.2 2280 PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe SSD with Opal self-encryption |
| Operating System | ChromeOS |
| Networking | Wi-Fi 802.11ax on 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz; Bluetooth 5.2; Ethernet with Power over Ethernet |
| Ports | 2 x HDMI 1.4 out, 1 x HDMI 1.4 in, 5 x RJ-45 — one uplink for the internet connection and four downlink ports for IP-based peripherals — Thunderbolt 4 USB-C, 2 x USB-C 3.1, 2 x USB-A 3.0, 3.5 mm jack |
| Dimensions | 135 x 284 x 29 mm |
| Warranty | 3-year Lenovo Premier Support |
The Components, as Lenovo Publishes Them
| Smart Camera | 1080p at 30 frames per second, f/2.8, 12-megapixel 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor, 120° horizontal and 90° vertical field of view. 84 x 107 x 42 mm |
| Smart Camera XL | 1080p at 30 frames per second, f/2.9, 20.3-megapixel 1-inch CMOS sensor, 90° to 95° horizontal and 90° vertical field of view. 84 x 122 x 52 mm |
| A Note on "4K" | Google's own announcement describes the Series One cameras as 4K; Lenovo's PSREF specification says the output is up to 1080p at 30 frames per second. Both can be true of a 4K-class sensor streaming 1080p, but we publish Lenovo's figure rather than the marketing one |
| Smart Audio Bar | 2.5-inch woofer and 1-inch tweeter, 20 W RMS, 80 Hz to 24 kHz. Eight-element linear beamforming microphone array, 100 Hz to 24 kHz, optimal pickup up to 4 metres, with acoustic echo cancellation, active noise cancellation and TrueVoice multi-channel noise cancellation. 95 x 705 x 133 mm |
| Add-on Audio Bar | Identical specification to the Smart Audio Bar. Fitted to the Large kits for wider rooms |
| Mic Pod | Eight-element circular beamforming array, 100 Hz to 24 kHz, optimal pickup up to 2 metres. Up to four pods can be daisy-chained. 95 x 95 x 30 mm |
| Touch Controller | 10.1-inch 1280 x 800 LCD, 16:9, multi-touch, anti-glare and anti-smudge. Connects to the compute unit by a single RJ-45 with Power over Ethernet. 245 x 164 x 91 mm, 990 g with its plate |
| Remote Control | 2.4 GHz radio frequency, rechargeable lithium-ion. Fitted to the Small kits in place of a touch controller |
| Framing Features | Not published by Lenovo. Neither PSREF nor the Gen 3 datasheet names an auto-framing or speaker-tracking feature. Google's blog refers to 4.3x zoom on the XL camera and to onboard AI, without naming a feature |
Licensing & Support Lifetime
| Meet Hardware Licence | Not included. Google requires a Meet hardware licence for each device, sold for a one-year term from the date of purchase |
| Google Workspace | Required. Google states an organisation needs a Workspace subscription in addition to the per-device licence |
| Google End of Meet Support | September 2030, per Google's published table for the 13th Generation compute system. See the compatibility section for how we read that |
| Lenovo Warranty | 3-year Lenovo Premier Support, published consistently across PSREF, the datasheet and Google's own announcement |
| Status | Not withdrawn. Lenovo's PSREF still publishes this generation, and its support database returns this part number as currently supported |
Compatibility & Fit
One thing we could not verify, and would rather say so
Lenovo publishes the Series One kit variants and exactly what is in each one. Lenovo separately publishes the part numbers, and its support database confirms this part number is a genuine, currently supported Series One kit of this generation. What Lenovo does not publish anywhere public is a table connecting the two — the PSREF specification PDF contains no part-number list, and the per-model detail pages do not render outside a browser.
The contents listed on this page are Lenovo's published bill of materials for the variant named in this listing's title. We believe the title is right. But if the difference between, say, a Medium and a Medium Lite decides your purchase — and it should, because one has a microphone pod and the other does not — ask us and we will confirm the part number against the variant with Lenovo before you order.
The Google Meet hardware licence is not included, and you cannot run the kit without it
This is the single most common surprise on Meet hardware, so we want it stated plainly rather than in a footnote. Google's own documentation says: "To use Google Meet hardware, you need to buy and assign a Meet hardware license for each device", and "Licenses are sold for a one-year term from the date of purchase." Elsewhere Google adds: "To use Meet hardware, you need a Google Workspace subscription for your organization and a Meet hardware license for each device."
So the requirements are a Google Workspace subscription for the organisation, plus a per-device Meet hardware licence renewed annually. No Lenovo document states that a licence ships with any Series One kit, and we are not going to imply one does. Budget for the licence as an ongoing cost alongside the hardware, and ask us — we will confirm what your specific order includes before you commit.
How long Google will support it — a published date, and how we read it
Google publishes an End of Meet Support table for every certified Meet device, and it is the most useful number on this page for anyone planning a refresh cycle. The row reading "Meet Compute System - Series One (Intel 13th Gen)" carries the date September 2030. This kit's compute system uses a 13th Generation Intel processor, per Lenovo's PSREF sheet.
We should be straight about the join. Google's table identifies devices by processor generation and does not use Lenovo's "Gen 2" and "Gen 3" names, so matching this kit to that row is our reading of two published facts rather than something either company states in one place. It is a solid reading, and we would rather show you the working than assert a date as though Google had printed it against this part number.
Google's policy wording is worth quoting exactly: "Once Google Meet Rooms Hardware ChromeOS compute boxes reach their End of Support (EoS) date, there's no guarantee a device will continue working. After the EoS date, automatic updates to the OS, applications, or the device itself may cause the device to stop working."
Series One is not discontinued. We looked, because several of these kits are out of stock and it would be easy to assume otherwise. Google's list of upcoming Meet hardware autoupdate expirations names no Series One device; Google's release notes show Series One firmware still shipping in 2026; and Lenovo's PSREF has not withdrawn either generation — which it does mark when it happens, as it has on the Gen 1 page. Lenovo's support database returns these part numbers as currently supported.
Room sizing — and why there are no numbers here
Lenovo publishes no room dimensions and no participant counts for the Gen 3 kits. Not in the Gen 3 datasheet, not in the PSREF sheet, not on Lenovo's Gen 3 web page. Lenovo's older Series One flyer does carry dimensions and headcounts, but that flyer describes an earlier generation, and carrying its numbers across to Gen 3 would be exactly the kind of guess we do not make.
What Lenovo does say about this kit is: "Perfect for huddle rooms and small conference rooms". The hard numbers it publishes are the audio ranges — the Smart Audio Bar picks up optimally to 4 metres, a Mic Pod to 2 metres, and up to four pods can be daisy-chained. Those are what actually determine whether a room works.
Send us the room's dimensions, the table shape and where people sit, along with where the display, the power and the network drops are, and we will size the kit against those pickup ranges and tell you what genuinely fits.
What you still need to supply. The display or displays and their mounting, the power and network drops, the Google Workspace subscription and the per-device Meet hardware licence. A room system is an installation rather than a box — tell us the room and we will put a complete bill of materials together with you.
Package Contents & Google Meet Series One Ordering Information
In the box, per Lenovo PSREF:
- Series One Compute System
- Remote control — not a touch controller
- Smart Audio Bar
- Smart Camera
Not included: the display or displays and their mounting, the Google Workspace subscription and the per-device Meet hardware licence. Lenovo does not publish the mounting hardware supplied with any Series One kit. The component list above is Lenovo's published bill of materials for the Small Room Kit; see the note about part numbers and variants above.
Google Meet Series One Room Kit Ordering Information
| 20YW0006SB | Lenovo Google Meet Series One Small Room Kit Gen 2 — Compute, Smart Camera, Smart Audio Bar, remote control |
| 20YW000CSB | Lenovo Google Meet Series One Medium Room Lite Kit Gen 2 — Compute, Smart Camera, Smart Audio Bar, touch controller. No mic pod |
| 20YW0007SB | Lenovo Google Meet Series One Medium Room Kit Gen 2 — Compute, Smart Camera, Smart Audio Bar, touch controller, 1 mic pod |
| 20YW0008SB | Lenovo Google Meet Series One Large Room Kit Gen 2 — Camera XL, two audio bars, 2 mic pods, touch controller |
| 21N60000SB (this listing) | Lenovo Google Meet Series One Small Room Kit Gen 3 — Compute, Smart Camera, Smart Audio Bar, remote control |
| 21N60005SB | Lenovo Google Meet Series One Medium Room Lite Kit Gen 3 — Compute, Smart Camera, Smart Audio Bar, touch controller. No mic pod |
| 21N60001SB | Lenovo Google Meet Series One Medium Room Kit Gen 3 — Compute, Smart Camera, Smart Audio Bar, touch controller, 1 mic pod |
| 21N6000ESB | Lenovo Google Meet Series One Medium Room Kit Prime Gen 3 — Camera XL, Smart Audio Bar, 1 mic pod, touch controller |
| 21N60002SB | Lenovo Google Meet Series One Large Room Kit Gen 3 — Camera XL, two audio bars, 2 mic pods, touch controller |
Datasheet & Downloads
- Lenovo PSREF — Google Meet Series One Room Kits by Lenovo Gen 3 (PDF)
- Lenovo Google Meet Series One Gen 3 datasheet (PDF)
- Google — Meet hardware certification programme, with the End of Meet Support table
- Google — Buy Meet hardware licences
- Google — Buy Google Meet hardware
PSREF is Lenovo's own Product Specifications Reference and is the source for the hardware figures above. Google's Workspace admin documentation is the source for the licensing and end-of-support facts, which Lenovo does not publish. Both are linked here so you can check anything on this page against the original.
Frequently Asked Questions — Lenovo Google Meet Series One Small Room Kit Gen 3
What exactly is in the box?
Lenovo's published bill of materials for the Small Room Kit is: Series One Compute System, Remote control — not a touch controller, Smart Audio Bar, Smart Camera. The display is not included. Note the caveat above about part numbers and variants — ask us and we will confirm this part number against the variant with Lenovo before you order.
Is the Google Meet licence included?
No. Google states plainly that you must buy and assign a Meet hardware licence for each device, sold for a one-year term, and that your organisation needs a Google Workspace subscription as well. No Lenovo document says a licence ships with any Series One kit. Budget for it as an ongoing annual cost, and ask us — we will confirm what your order includes before you commit.
How long will Google support it?
Google publishes an End of Meet Support date of September 2030 for the 13th Generation Series One compute system, which is what this kit uses. Google's own wording is that after that date "there's no guarantee a device will continue working". That matters more than most specifications on a device you expect to keep for years, so we would rather you weighed it now. Google's table names devices by processor generation rather than by Lenovo's Gen 2 and Gen 3 labels, so we have shown our working in the compatibility section above.
Has Series One been discontinued?
No, and we checked properly rather than assuming. Google's list of upcoming Meet hardware autoupdate expirations names no Series One device. Google's Meet hardware release notes show Series One firmware still shipping in 2026. Lenovo's PSREF has not withdrawn this generation — and PSREF does mark withdrawal when it happens, as it has done on the Gen 1 page. Lenovo's support database returns this part number as currently supported. Several of these kits are out of stock with us, which is a supply position rather than a product status; ask us and we will check availability.
Which kit do I need for my room?
Lenovo publishes no room dimensions or participant counts for this generation, so we are not going to invent any; what it says about this kit is "Perfect for huddle rooms and small conference rooms". Send us the room's dimensions, the table shape and where people sit and we will size it against the published audio pickup ranges — 4 metres for the Smart Audio Bar, 2 metres for a Mic Pod, up to four pods daisy-chained — which is a better answer than any label. All the kits are in the ordering table above.
What is the difference between the cameras?
The Smart Camera has a 12-megapixel 1/2.3-inch sensor at f/2.8 with a 120° horizontal field of view. The Smart Camera XL has a 20.3-megapixel 1-inch sensor at f/2.9 with a 90° to 95° horizontal field of view. So the XL trades a little width for a much larger sensor, which mostly buys cleaner images in difficult lighting. Lenovo publishes the output of both as up to 1080p at 30 frames per second — note that Google's own announcement calls them 4K cameras, and we publish Lenovo's specification rather than the marketing line. This kit has the Smart Camera.
What warranty applies in Singapore?
Lenovo publishes 3-year Premier Support for the Series One kits — consistently across its PSREF sheet, its datasheet and Google's own announcement. Premier Support is a step above standard onsite service: a single point of contact and direct access to advanced technicians. Every unit SourceIT sells also carries local Singapore warranty support and a GST invoice.
