[phippsy84]

I wouldn't expect anything from 2015 to work because those phones have either a snapdragon 810 or 808. The rest of the phones from 2016 will depend on when they update to 7.1 and get certified. But I would expect most flagships from 2017 to be good to go.

[shebamehr]

Yea I had heard that ZTE Axon 7 was the "first" google daydream ready phone, but suddenly theres no mention of it by Google. I have a feeling they want to push their Pixel phones first, and then maybe open up to other manufacturers (which is why suddenly Nexus 6P isn't compatible). It's a bit...cut throat of Google and a bit out of character to exclude other phones to sell your own, but then again it looks like they're trying to follow Apple's example with the pixel...

[etnichols]

I can't believe the 6P isn't on the list. I can't believe Google is writing off all of the Nexus devices like this.

[afazel]

I'm probably being naive, but I'm hoping the Note5 will get support. I know Samsung has their own VR, but more options are better than fewer options.

[mmidgley]

I don't see why Google doesn't give Nexus 6P or other phones a "limited" daydream experience. The hardware can't be a complete failure.

[PalakMi]

I think daydream compatible devices should be rocking SD820 and up and android 7.1

[oldtimefighter]

Yes, but the 6P has the v2.1 of the 810 which is optimized to have less throttling.

Yep, less throttling than other SD810 phones but... A crap chipset is a crap chipset.

[J Dubbs]

Yea I had heard that ZTE Axon 7 was the "first" google daydream ready phone, but suddenly theres no mention of it by Google. I have a feeling they want to push their Pixel phones first, and then maybe open up to other manufacturers (which is why suddenly Nexus 6P isn't compatible). It's a bit...cut throat of Google and a bit out of character to exclude other phones to sell your own, but then again it looks like they're trying to follow Apple's example with the pixel...

Greedy sobs..... Google's getting as bad as Microsoft 😬😬😬 I'm going to skip Google's bs VR experience altogether and just pick a PlayStation pro and VR headset next year when the prices drop and the technology and games have matured. Playing half@ssed games on a pixel that costs just as much as the PlayStation setup right now is ridiculous and makes no sense at all 😠

[Chemy JMHT]

Well the Moto Z series are another option.

[Russell Holly]

You can side load for Nexus 6P support, but it's a poor experience. Google Pixel and Moto Z are the only officially supported phone sets at the moment.

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[Jeff Turley]

I have a Canadian Moto Z currently stuck on Marshmallow. N was supposed to start rolling out on Dec 19. Will daydream work?

[pkcable]

I have a Canadian Moto Z currently stuck on Marshmallow. N was supposed to start rolling out on Dec 19. Will daydream work?

Yes the Moto Z supports Daydream, BUT it must be on Nougat 7.0 or greater.