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Google Pixel Tablet with Charging Speaker Dock - Android Tablet with 11-Inch Screen, Smart Home Controls, and Long-Lasting Battery - Rose/Porcelain - 128 GB Pixel Tablet Case - Rose

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Size: 128 GB


Style: Tablet w/Charging Speaker Dock + Case Bundle


Color: Rose


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 entertainment and editing photos and videos[2]
  • The perfect companion for the Pixel Tablet, the Pixel Tablet Case is shock absorbent and made with dirt-resistant silicone; the raised edges protect your screen from scratches and drops
  • The sturdy polished metal ring stand keeps your Pixel Tablet upright and lets you view it from almost any angle; just fold it down and out of the way when you want to attach it to the Charging Speaker Dock
  • The case works seamlessly with the Charging Speaker Dock, so you dont have to take it off when charging your Pixel Tablet

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Google Pixel Tablet with Charging Speaker Dock - Android Tablet with 11-Inch Screen, Smart Home Controls, and Long-Lasting Battery - Rose/Porcelain - 128 GB with Google Pixel Tablet Case - Rose


Brand: ‎Google


Operating System: ‎Android


Color: ‎Rose


Power Source: ‎Battery Powered


Date First Available: July 6, 2023


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    • Dock Clunky, Made for Lefties?, Made for Landscape?
Size: 128 GB Style: Tablet with Charging Speaker Dock Color: Hazel
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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • It's fine, nothing too special, some oddities
Size: 128 GB Style: Tablet with Charging Speaker Dock Color: Hazel
Pixel phone/devices user, Nest devices and Google Home user here. PROS - Works well enough as general use tablet for media consumption and smart home control. - Works well as an e-reader. Graphic novels, comics, and manga look nice - Strong magnet keeps the tablet secure when docked - Speaker in dock is okay, more volume and bass when tablet is docked but not necessarily better audio (depending on your rooms audio environment or audio content played) - Serves as another device to be able to cast to when in hub mode. CONS - Some minor software quirks. Apps not optimized for tablets will look awkward. Some occasional refresh rate hiccups. - Not much incentive to use hub mode, for now personally. I usually end up unlocking it to do whatever i need it to do. - Casting to it gets you limited functionality in hub mode than when you just unlock it then use video apps. - Assistant continued conversation is not available so having to say "hey google" for each command for Google Home controls is annoying especially for a Nest hub alternative such as this. I find myself going next to my Nest speaker or using my phone for multiple assistant commands. - Undocking is awkward. The dock is light and can be easily picked up by the strong magnet when lifting the tablet. Undocking requires you to tilt or hold the tablet on certain angles while pulling it or else you risk picking up or moving the dock then potentially dropping it when near the edge of the table. The ads they have showing people just picking it up easily from the dock are lies. You will need adhesive on the bottom of the dock if you decide to place it permanently. - Camera could be better which is a shame as it has the same photo editing software capabilities as the Pixel phones. - Options to change what's displayed on hub mode is limited, future software updates may fix this later. - Fingerprint reader placement on the thin power button on the side so close to a corner is awkward for a tablet this size. Unlocking this by fingerprint in tablet mode while it's lying flat on a surface will usually require holding it for stability, granted your finger can be read by the thin fingerprint reader. If you can't then you'll just end up picking it up just to unlock it. This fingerprint reader placement on power button would have been fine on a phone that you can easily operate with one hand. This works well enough as a general use tablet and I still like it. As a Pixel device that has similar (if not the same) Tensor chip as the new Pixel phones and being marketed as a tablet/smart home hub hybrid, it's nothing special. My phone can do everything this tablet can, sometimes better, except for having a bigger screen of course. The phrase "jack of all trades, master of none" comes to mind sometimes. Hopefully, future updates will make this more compelling. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2023 by why?
    • Great Bedside Device
Size: 128 GB Style: Tablet with Charging Speaker Dock Color: Porcelain
I got this tablet to replace my google nest hub, and I am quite happy with my purchase. Not only does it do everything the hub does, but it has significantly more features and does some things better. Some of the reviews were inaccurate and misleading, as they claimed the tablet lacked features found on the old hub as well as tablets, but gladly they were wrong and simply didn't know how to use the device. I used my old hub mostly to check the weather and generate white noise. Instead of using the base white noise maker that the hub has which gets interupted every hour when it restarts the track I downloaded an app. The screen auto darkens at night and displays a clock just like my old hub did. It also has a battery charge protector so I don't have to worry about hurting the battery life by leaving it on the stand. The pros of being a tablet are I now use it as an e-reader every night. It is the perfect size to turn sideways and read on the Kindle app using the back background and white text. Once I'm ready for bed I put it on the dock and tell Google to start the white noise. I've used those velcro picture frame holders to mount the charging speaker dock to my bedside table so it doesn't move when I remove the tablet from the dock. Is it the most powerful tablet? No. But it fits my needs better than any of the other tablets on the market. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2023 by Natharaga

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