Which devices can I use for taking my digital SAT on the Bluebook app?
The Bluebook app typically runs on Windows laptops, Macs, iPads and school-managed Chromebooks. It does not run on personal Chromebooks or mobile phones. If you lack a compatible device, you may request to borrow one from the College Board while registering for a weekend SAT.
You can typically use a Windows laptop, a Mac, an iPad or a school-managed Chromebook. Personal Chromebooks and mobile phones are not supported. Check the official College Board pages for the latest device list.
Device Compatibility
| Device | Works with Bluebook? |
|---|---|
| Windows laptop | Yes |
| Mac | Yes |
| iPad | Yes |
| School-managed Chromebook | Yes |
| Personal Chromebook | No |
| Mobile phone | No |
If You Do Not Have a Compatible Device
- You may request to borrow a device from the College Board.
- This is typically available for weekend SATs and is requested while registering.
- Bluebook is developed and maintained by the College Board and also supports PSAT/NMSQT and practice tests.
My Advice
Install Bluebook on your device well before test day and run a practice test to confirm everything works. If you need a loaner device, request it during registration and confirm the details on the official College Board page.
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