TL;DR
Google is enhancing video quality for Meet calls.
Users on the web with high-resolution display will start seeing sharper, higher-bandwidth video.
The changes do not appear to impact the Meet app on Android.
Video conferencing systems like Google Meet are often designed to be incredibly flexible, handling users on devices of all different capabilities, from personal phones to dedicated meeting-room hardware. And while we appreciate that when we’re dealing with spotty connectivity, have you ever felt a little underwhelmed that you don’t get a crystal-clear feed when using your desktop PC with its 4K monitor and gigabit fiber? Good news: Google’s doing something about that.
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