Google Pixel Tablet with Charging Speaker Dock - Android Tablet with 11-Inch Screen, Smart Home Controls, and Long-Lasting Battery - Hazel/Hazel - 256 GB
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Color: Hazel
Size: 256 GB
Style: Pixel Tablet with Speaker Dock
Features
- Engineered by Google, the Pixel Tablet is the first tablet with the Google Tensor G2 chip built in; it features Google AI for smooth streaming, high-quality video calls, an efficient battery, and more
- The Pixel Tablet comes with a unique speaker dock that keeps it charged and ready 24/7 and doubles as a great-sounding speaker for room-filling music[1]
- The 11-inch screen with brilliant colors and adaptive brightness is perfect for streaming movies and shows, and editing photos and videos[2;] and multitasking is easy with Split Screen[7]
- Google AI helps with everyday tasks; brainstorm ideas, write notes, make plans, and more[11]; draw a circle around an image, text, or video, and AI finds it fast[12]; and with Magic Editor, AI can change the background, move objects, and more[13]
- Manage your smart home devices with your voice or a tap on the home panel; access and adjust your compatible thermostats, lights, locks, and cameras[3]
- The Android apps you love are already optimized for your Pixel Tablets larger screen; it comes with Google TV so you can watch your favorite shows and movies, and its easy to cast content with Chromecast built in
- It works seamlessly with other Google Pixel devices; effortlessly connect your Pixel phone, earbuds, watch, and tablet with each other[4,5]; and easily switch audio between your Pixel phone, earbuds, and tablet[4]
- Get some of the best features of a smart display in Hub Mode when your tablet is docked and locked, like a digital photo frame, smart home controls, and hands-free help from Google[6]
- The Pixel Tablet comes with Google Meet for HD video calling[7]; the camera follows you so you can move around the room while staying in frame, and automatic lighting adjustments keep you looking your best
- Please refer to the Legal section below for all applicable legal disclaimers denoted by the bracketed numbers in the preceding bullet points (e.g., [1], [2], etc.)
Description
Engineered by Google, the Pixel Tablet is the first tablet with the Google Tensor G2 chip built in; it features Google AI for smooth streaming, high- quality video calls, an efficient battery, and more.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Overview |
|---|---|
| Creator | |
| Product Line | Pixel Tablet with Speaker Dock |
| Onboard Storage | 256 GB |
| Display Dimensions | 11-inch diagonal |
| Ultimate Display Resolution | 2560x1600 pixels |
| System Memory | 8 GB |
| Built-in Functions | Integrated |
| Battery Duration | Up to 11 hours |
| Model Number | GMD6Z,GTU8P |
| System | Android |
| Product Weight | 3.59 lbs |
| Physical Measurements | 10.2 x 6.7 x 0.3 inches |
| Hue | Hazel |
| Rear Camera Capability | 1080 MP |
| Chipset Maker | Google Tensor G2 |
| Memory Features | DDR4 SDRAM |
| Current Specification | 12 Volts |
| Battery Requirements | 2 Lithium Ion batteries (Included) |
| Launching Date | May 10, 2023 |
Frequently asked questions
The Google Pixel Tablet boasts an impressive 11-inch display. It comes with a high resolution that provides sharp images and vibrant colors for an immersive viewing experience.
Yes, the Google Pixel Tablet has integrated smart home controls. You can use it to manage various compatible devices around your home.
This variant of the Google Pixel Tablet comes with a substantial storage capacity of 256 GB.
The Google Pixel Tablet is designed with a long-lasting battery. The battery life can vary based on usage, but it's engineered to support extended periods of use.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The tablet under review shines for its value for money, lightweight, durability, ease of setup, efficiency, and features such as an effective fingerprint reader. The tablet offers good storage, though not expandable, and a reliable battery life. Despite a few areas noted for improvements such as issues with touch sounds and docked screen display options, users highly recommend it. The docking and undocking process was deemed clunky by some users, and the orientation could prove inconvenient, particularly for right-handed users.
Pros
- 🌟 Great value for money.
- 💼 Lightweight and durable.
- 👌 Easy to set up and operate.
- 🕵️♀️ Efficient fingerprint reader.
- ⏳ Reliable battery life.
- 💽 Good storage capacity.
- 📱 Pure Android experience without bloatware.
Cons
- 🚪 Clunky docking and undocking process.
- 🔄 Inconvenient orientation, especially for right-handed users.
- ❌ Non-expandable storage.
- 🔇 Touch sounds don’t work even when enabled.
- 🌚 Screen doesn't go dark easily while docked.
- 🔌 Non-standard charging dock plug/port.
Should I Buy It?
Overall, considering its positive features, and given the minor drawbacks, this tablet is a solid purchase recommended by most users. It' especially suitable for those looking for a pure Android experience, value for money, and an efficient, portable device. Please bear in mind some possible inconvenience in terms of the docking-undocking process and device orientation, as well as the non-expandable storage.
Better than an Ipad if you're used to Android and Google phones, I would strongly suggest you stick with Android and get the this Pixel Tablet. It simply works. None of the apple i-tunes games and needing multiple apple devices for security when all you have is your Android phone. I suffered with the iPad for almost a year and I just couldn't do it any longer and I bought the Pixel Tablet. It is lighter weight, thinner profile, and the response times are very quick. Super speed, very responsive. At first it doesn't feel as substantial as the iPad and it isn't as heavy but after using it now for over a month I can honestly say it is quite durable. I love the functionality, ease of use and sharing apps and data in the Google/Android environment.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025 by kubro
Color: Hazel
Size: 128 GB
Style: Pixel Tablet
I ordered my first one of these tablets from Google directly. I enjoyed it so much that I purchased one here for my son and I'll likely buy more for other family members. The display is very crisp, the speed is fast and the build quality is nice. The fingerprint sensor is integrated into the power button and is very fast and convenient. This tablet is basically your android phone on steroids. I connected it to my Google Pixel phone via USB-C and transferred all of my data and apps from my phone over to the tablet with ease. I'm even able to send text messages from the tablet like its my cellphone (have to be connected to Wi-Fi). I would absolutely recommend this tablet if you're looking for a more budget friendly option without compromise in functionality. I am beyond satisfied with this tablet for the price paid, it's a great value.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2025 by AC
Color: Hazel
Size: 128 GB
Style: Pixel Tablet
I constantly see folks recommending this tablet for "entertainment viewing" and such tasks. Bottom line is, it handles a lot more very well. I use it with Noteshelf3 to create notes and annotations on PDFs as well as drawing in Infinite Painter. It doesn't lag. Its battery life is pretty swell. I use it at work to as my main notepad with a penoval paper-like screen protector and USI2.0 stylus. Absolutely brilliant. There's minimal lag. If I had to choose between writing on this or and iPad, it's this thing nearly every time. The best part is, the setup at 279 for the tablet makes it literally half the price of an e-ink. Storage capacity is reasonable at 128gb and being in the Google ecosystem means I can use my 2tb cloud. I'm snapping with my pixel 7 pro and sharing photography vs relying on its camera. The LCD is kind of weak, but not a deal breaker at the price point. For $400? Eh, no thanks. Less than $330 with accessories all-in? Yes, please. It does seem rather heavy for it being "half empty" per the teardowns. I'll tell you what, battery life is well over 2 days for my use case. I don't need more weight to charge less. In fact, I'd prefer less weight but that's not to say it makes my arm sore. I walk around a million square foot industrial plant with this pixel in hand and it doesn't bother me one bit. I'm shocked at how well thjs G2 performs. It's punching well above its weight imo. I'm by no means a tablet connoisseur. I am an average person throwing tasks at this thing and it just does whatever I ask it to do. If it's on sale, go for it! If not, wait til it's on sale or buy something else. I don't know what else comes with these specific screen protects (paper-like) but it is a must for my taste.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025 by N. Albert
Color: Hazel
Size: 128 GB
Style: Pixel Tablet with Speaker Dock
Update: I upgraded my rating to 4 as I've solved some of the gripes below and gotten used to how things work. I'm sure I'll like this tablet more as I get used to it, but here are some things that bug me. 1. Very Clunky Undocking You can't just lift the tablet up from the dock—the dock will come up with it. You can't peel it away from the dock, same problem. You have to push down on one corner which makes the tablet clunk into the table. Sometimes after you do that, it re-grabs the magnets again and you must repeat the operation. I'm hoping I can find a better way to do this. My last tablet used a POGO dock, and I could just set the tablet down and pick it up. My wireless telephone has a simple dock that isn't clunky. Why is this hard to implement? 2. Orientation Problem If you're right handed, you have a table on your right side, and you use the tablet in portrait mode, you will have to hold it upside down. If you don't, you'll have to rotate the tablet 180 degrees each time you put it in the dock. Holding upside down means that the power/fingerprint reader is on the bottom right, the volume up and down buttons work the opposite as you'd expect, and some apps will have screens that are upside down (they don't autorotate). Also, the USB port will be at the top. 3. Designed for Landscape Use? You can set an option so that the display won't shut off after a timeout if it detects a face. But this works only when you hold it in landscape mode. In portrait mode, with the camera on one side, it is apparently unable to detect your face. 4. Fingerprint Reader, Poor Location The power button/fingerprint reader is either on the upper left or the lower right. Both positions are inconvenient. 5. No Battery Protect Feature My Samsung tablet had a feature to keep the state of charge below 85%, thus protecting the battery from degradation. This tablet does not have that feature. 6. Heavier I expected this tablet to be lighter than my last one (since tech has improved). It is not. 7. No Option to Do Something When Docked I'd like it to dim, display a clock, or turn off when I dock it. No such options are available, and I had to download Tasker to be able to accomplish that. 8. Can't customize 3-Button Navigation Buttons You can't swap the "Back" and "Apps" buttons so that they will match the configuration on your phone. You can't let them use the whole bottom line of the display. 9. Limited Home Screen Customization This has a big screen, but you can't take advantage of it on your home screen. I installed the Nova Launcher to fix this. 10. Clear all Button Inconvenient When you open the task switcher, you must scroll all the way to the left to access the button to close all apps (called "Clear all"). It would be more convenient if it were aways present on the screen (there's plenty of space for it). 11. No Gesture for Screenshots My last app let me palm-swipe from one side to take a screenshot. There is no such option on this tablet. Pressing Vol Down and Power is extremely inconvenient. 12. Screenshots Don't Automatically Go to Google Photos I haven't figured out yet where the screenshots go. On my last tablet they appeared in Google Photos. Hopefully I'll find an option to fix that. 13. Slow Charging? The charge level was under 20% when I put the tablet in the dock last night at 9 PM. At 6 AM this morning it was only 91%. Seems it should have been at 100%. I wonder whether charging through the dock is slower than through a USB cable. 14. Plug/Port for Charging Dock is Not Standard (Not USB)!! Instead of a standard USB-C port on the back of the dock, there's an old-fashioned concentric port of the type used many years ago. Thus you can't replace the cord (which is not long enough for my setup) with a standard USB-C to USB-C cord. I'm hoping the tablet will grow on me, and I'll find ways around the above problems.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2023 by Amazon Customer