Google adds another 30 Android devices to its ARCore support list

Android Police

By Hagop Kavafian

Updated Aug 6, 2021

Sony, Moto, and Xiaomi phones dominate a list with a couple surprises

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Google's ARCore SDK makes it easier to develop augmented reality apps but also ensures a consistent experience across devices. For this purpose, the company certifies devices through a specific process that confirms the camera, motion sensors, and CPU perform as expected. For instance, a certified ARCore phone has access to Google's 3D Animal library in Search and Playground, and has been tested to work properly with these services.

The list has now gained another 30 devices, which are now fully certified to comply with Google's ARCore guidelines:

Infinix Mobile Note 10 Pro
Kyocera Torque 5G
Lenovo Lenovo Tab P11 Pro
LitByLeia Lume Pad
LG Stylo 7
Motorola moto g(50)
Motorola moto g(100)
OnePlus OnePlus 9
OnePlus OnePlus 9 Pro
OnePlus OnePlus 9R
Oppo Reno6 Pro+ 5G
Samsung Galaxy A22 5G
Samsung Galaxy A72
Samsung Galaxy Quantum2
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ Lite
Sharp AQUOS R6
Sony Xperia 1 III
Tecno Camon 17 Pro
Tecno Phantom X Pro
Tecno Pova 2
Vinsmart Aris Pro
Vivo V2041
Vivo V2045
Vivo V2046
Vivo V2050
Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro
Xiaomi Mi Note 11 Lite 5G
Xiaomi Redmi Note 10
Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro
Zebra ET56 10" Enterprise Tablet

UPDATE: 2021/08/06 10:48am PDT BY STEPHEN SCHENCK

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Most of the time, we take ARCore support for granted; if you've got a decent enough phone, you can usually just assume it will work. But that doesn't make it any less fascinating to see the changes that come in for Google's list of officially supported devices, occasionally letting slip the name of some upcoming hardware or reminding us of weird unreleased phones we'll probably never get to see.