If you want to play Google Stadia wherever you are, you currently need to use a smartphone from the company itself, such as the Pixel 3 or Pixel 4, but it looks like Google is about to expand this network with more than devices running the streaming service. of games. This news comes from 9to5Mac, which has collected reports of several Stadia subscribers who don't use Pixel devices, who have opened the app on their smartphone (because you have to use the phone app to stream games to different screens) and find they're not using the Pixel device. ; & # 39; you can still play games. Unless you're using a Pixel phone, the phone isn't usually an option, but those users would have used devices like the OnePlus 39T, Samsung Galaxy S6e, and Samsung Galaxy Note 10. So it looks like Google is rolling out testing of subscriber on non-pixel phones to see how well the device can stream and play games. Unfortunately for these users, the Stadia trial only lasted for the game session, so when they stopped playing, they could no longer use the phones to play. It looks like the testers were picked at random, so if you're a fan of Stadia, don't hold your breath (but also, never say never!). No issues with the game have been reported, so it seems the devices worked fine with Stadia; Based on what Google finds in its tests, we may see non-Pixel phones running Stadia very soon.