The Samsara Driver App is designed to run on most modern iOS and Android devices, both phones and tablets. The following devices are recommended for using the Samsara Driver App and are known to perform well.
Highest Performing
You can expect the most success with the Driver App using the following devices:
Recommended Specs
These recommendations are solely for the Samsara Driver app. If other third-party apps are required, such as navigation apps, please check their hardware requirements and specifications as well.
For the best experience, use the latest operating system for your device. It may be possible to update older devices to newer operating systems. Please contact the manufacturer for any questions regarding the device and operating system compatibly.
Android Recommended Specs
- Operating System: Android 9.0 Nougat or newer
- Processor: Dual Core Processor
- Must use ARM / ARM64 instruction set
- System Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Required Space: 1 GB Storage
- More space may be required if using photos in the app
Apple Recommended Specs
- Operating System: iOS 11.0 or newer
- Processor: Dual Core Processor
- System Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Required Space: 1 GB Storage
- More space may be required if using photos in the app
Unsupported Devices
- Android 5.0 Lollipop or older
- Android devices with processors that use x86 instruction set
- iOS 9.3.6 or older
- Chrome OS devices
- Chromebooks, Chrome Tablets
- Acer Chromebook Tab 10
- Windows Mobile OS
- FireOS devices (Amazon Devices)
- Kindle Fire, Kindle Fire HDX
- Nextbook devices
- Ematic devices
- RCA devices
Installing Samsara Driver on a Garmin 7xx Series Device
Garmin devices utilize the Android operating system, but they do not support using Google's Play Store. In order to install Samsara Driver on the device, you will need to do what is called sideloading the app.
To install the app you will need to:
- Download the APK to the Garmin device. The latest APK download can be found in this article, under the How to check your version and receive updates section.
- Go to Settings > Security, and toggle the setting Unknown sources to On. This will allow you to install the APK that has been downloaded.
- Find the APK in the Downloads app on your device and tap on it.
- This will open a prompt that asks if you would like to install the application. Tap Install.
- The app will download to your device, and you will be able to use it as normal.
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