UPDATE POSPONED Pokemon Go: 32-bit Android Devices that Will no Longer Support Pokemon Go

Update: Trainers, we previously announced that we would be deprecating 32-bit Android devices. However, to investigate player concerns, we are now postponing this deprecation to a (TBD) future date.

Previous Story: Trainers, Niantic and Pokemon Go will end support for 32-bit Android devices at the beginning of August 2020, and thanks to ManiacDC, we now have the list of Android phones that will no longer run Pokemon Go.

ManiacDC made a list of 32-bit Android devices that will no longer run Pokemon Go after the August 2020 update. As per Niantic and Pokemon Go, users on 64-bit devices and iOS users are not affected and do not need to take any action.

Pokemon Go List of 32-bit Android devices

• Alcatel Pop 4+
• BLU View 1
• Fairphone 2
• Huawei Y5
• LG K20
• LG K30
• LG Phoenix 4
• LG Q6
• LG Q7+
• LG Rebel 4
• LG Stylo 4
• LG X Power
• Motorola E4
• Motorola E4 Plus
• Motorola E5
• Motorola E5 Play
• Motorola E5 Plus
• Motorola E6
• Motorola G4
• Motorola G4 Play
• Motorola G4 Plus
• Motorola G5
• Motorola G5 Plus
• Motorola G5s Plus
• Motorola G6
• Motorola G6 Play
• Motorola G7 Play
• Motorola Z Play
• Motorola Z2 Play
• Samsung A10
• Samsung A10e
• Samsung A3 (2016)
• Samsung A3 (2017)
• Samsung A5 (2016)
• Samsung A6
• Samsung A6+
• Samsung J3 (2017)
• Samsung J3 Luna Pro
• Samsung J3 Orbit
• Samsung J3 Pro (2017)
• Samsung J4 (2018)
• Samsung J4 SM-J400M
• Samsung J5 (2016)
• Samsung J6
• Samsung J7 (2017)
• Samsung J7 Crown
• Samsung J7 Nxt SM-J701F
• Samsung J7 Prime
• Samsung J7 Prime SM-J727T
• Samsung J7 Prime 2
• Samsung J7 Star
• Samsung XCover 4
• Sony Experia E5
• Xiaomi Redmi 6
• Xiaomi Redmi 6a
• Xiaomi Redmi 7a
• Xiaomi Redmi 8a
• Xiaomi Redmi S2

In addition, you can always use the 64Bit Checker and check if your device has a 64-bit OS.

NOTE: Those affected by this change will no longer be able to play Pokemon Go and will lose all PokeCoins and items.