I have added a device.
**How do I add a virtual device in Genymotion Desktop?**
1. **Open Genymotion Desktop**
- After installation, launch the app (Windows: *Genymotion*, macOS: *Genymotion.app*).
2. **Sign‑in**
- Enter your Genymotion account credentials. If you don’t have one, create a free account on the login page.
3. **Go to the “Device Library”**
- The main window shows a list of available Android images.
- If you don’t see any, click **+ Add Device** (or the “+” icon) on the left pane.
4. **Choose a device image**
- Pick a brand/model or a custom image.
- Click **Download**. Genymotion will pull the Android image from the cloud and store it locally.
5. **Create a virtual device**
- After download, a new entry appears.
- Click **Launch** or **Open** to create the device.
- In the wizard, you can:
- **Name** the virtual device.
- Select **Android version** (5.0 to 15.0).
- Optionally, enable **Advanced settings** (RAM, resolution, GPU, sensors).
6. **Start the device**
- Click the green **Play** button next to the device name.
- The virtual Android will boot in a separate window.
- You can now install apps, run tests, or debug.
7. **(Optional) Add Google Play Services**
- Genymotion devices don’t include Play Store by default.
- Download the *OpenGApps* package from the Genymotion Docs and install it via the **adb** command:
```bash
adb install open_gapps‑
```
**Quick Tips**
- **Multiple devices**: You can add and run several virtual devices simultaneously.
- **Custom devices**: Use the “Create custom virtual device” option to mimic a specific hardware profile.
- **Performance**: Ensure your system meets the minimum requirements (64‑bit CPU, 16 GB RAM, GPU with OpenGL 3.3+).
- **Cloud option**: If you prefer not to run locally, consider Genymotion for Cloud Providers (AWS, GCP, Azure) for scalable virtual devices.
If you need help with a specific device model or configuration, just let me know! 🚀