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Windows PC (Windows 7 or later) MacOS desktop and laptops (MacOS 10.11 or later) Chromecast with Google TV Sony Smart TV Android smartphones and tablets (Android 5.0 or later) iPhones and iPads via the Safari web browser (iOS 14.3 or later)
However, in our experience so far, there have been some weird caveats. For example, when we tried to test GeForce Now on a 2020 Sony Bravia Smart TV, it would only allow us to connect an Epic Games Store account, not a Steam account, despite Steam being connected to the account in the PC app.
