Gemini Live, the advanced AI assistant with the ability to have natural, fluid conversations with users, is coming to Android devices. However, the rollout isn’t happening all at once, leaving many Android users wondering when they’ll get access to this exciting new feature. Here’s everything you need to know about when you can get Gemini Live on your Android device.

Google has already begun rolling out Gemini Live to Android phones, starting with its own Pixel devices. The rollout is gradual, meaning that not all Pixel users will receive the update at the same time. Google typically spreads out its updates to ensure a smooth rollout and to catch potential problems before they affect a large number of users.

For non-Pixel Android users, the wait may be a little longer. While Google hasn’t given a specific timeline for when other Android devices will get Gemini Live, it likely won’t be more than a few weeks. Availability depends on a variety of factors, including device model, Android version, and geographic region.

Given its capabilities, Gemini Live does require a minimum Android version to run smoothly. It also requires a Gemini Advanced subscription, so make sure you get on board quickly. Again, while Google hasn’t officially confirmed the requirements, it’s reasonable to expect more recent Android versions to be prioritized for the rollout.