This page aims at gathering info about the current supported platforms and porting effort in the future.

Android Wear

The Android Wear smartwatches are the most widespread and easy to support. The source code of their kernels is usually easily available and the drivers can be supported with libhybris. Those watches are the current priority of AsteroidOS.

Brand	Model	SoC	Notes
LG	G Watch	QCOM APQ8026	Maintainer: kido, current default platform
LG	G Watch R	QCOM APQ8026	∅
LG	G Watch Urbane	QCOM MSM8926	Maintainer: TheAppleMan, works but the UI is not adapted yet
LG	G Watch Urbane v2	QCOM MSM8926	∅
Motorola	Moto 360	TI X3630ACBP	WIP by mknrls, port in progress
Motorola	Moto 360 v2	TI X3630ACBP	∅
Tag Heuer	Connected	I Atom Z34XX	∅
Fossil	Q Founder	I Atom Z34XX	∅
Samsung	Gear Live	QCOM APQ8026	∅
Sony	Smartwatch 3	BCM23550	Maintainer: kido, up and running, needs proper packaging though
Asus	Zenwatch	QCOM APQ8026	WIP by locusf, booting but not adb shel
Asus	Zenwatch v2	QCOM APQ8026	Maintainer Lrs121: works great but touchscreen sometimes gets disabled
Asus	Zenwatch v3	QCOM APQ8009W	Maintainer: anYc, basic support (display, touch, buttons, battery)
Huawei	Watch	QCOM APQ8026	∅

Tizen Smartwatches

The Samsung Gear S, S2 and S2 Classic might be supported by AsteroidOS in the future but they will require more work than the other watches. Someone already got interested in the S2 port but gave up because he couldn't find the kernel's defconfig.

Other smartwatches

There are many Android (non-Wear) smartwatches available for a lower price. (e.g: the Omate *, Sony SW, Intex iRist, zWatch etc...) It might be more difficult to get access to the kernel's or android tree of those devices but libhybris could also make running AsteroidOS on top of them possible.

Other low-end smartwatches using cheap Mediatek SoCs aren't able to run a Linux kernel and can't be supported by AsteroidOS