Google Pixel Tablet - Android Tablet with 11-Inch Screen and Extra-Long Battery Life - Porcelain - 8 GB RAM - 128 GB

An outstanding tablet! I use it constantly. And when I'm not using it, the charging stand turns it into a great digital picture frame. With fairly good sound.Not only do I take it with me everywhere, but it now replaces me having to take my laptop computer. It's smaller and lighter and has all the capabilities that I need on the road. Apps run super fast and smoothly. And the screen is large and vibrant.This is the best tech purchase that I've made in years. And it's a great value for the price.

excellent product this tablet is more economical than the Samsung S9 FE 5G screen image quality is good, it is easier to use than the Samsung S9 FE 5G the audio is good acceptable it has a lot of RAM you can have several windows open several applications it does not overheat as much when charging as the Samsung S9 FE 5G the Samsung S9 FE 5G overheats too much when you put it to charge the battery the Google Pixel tablet is brand new from the factory it is not refurbished the quality of the photos is acceptable and allows you to synchronize the sms and whatsapp from your phone with this Google tablet this is the function that surprised me the most. The only downside is that it has no SIM card. It has bluetooth. It has Wi-Fi. The Suejezt Stylus Pen works excellent the quality for writing is excellent with the Squid app allows you to edit PDF's (this feature is paid) if it lets you make notes in digital notebooks for free. Android updates do not delete the applications as happens in Samsung tablets and this tablet works in Venezuela. Excellent product.

I like this tablet a lot, and for the value, you get your money's worth. It is an 11" tablet, but feels very light, and thin, yet durable, which is nice! The system itself, I had some issues with it initially being kind of slow and laggy, but after I restarted it, it seems to be working just fine. I'm sure that some of that was just due to the initial updates and it getting up to speed. Has been working really well since then. A lot of nice features, and easy to set up (not much bloatware which is nice). The fingerprint reader is working just fine for me, and it is fast and efficient. It also does have good storage space, but is not expandable, so make sure you're paying attention to the size that you might need to grow into. Battery life seems to be holding up just well so far, and everything about it is working great. The only issue I have, is that I do feel like there are still some areas of improvement with updates in the future. For instance, one of the options is to have keypad and touch noises when you're using it (I like the little doots that you get when you're typing), but even with that enabled it's not making any noise. The other issue I'm seeing is that there is no option for the screen to go dark easily when it is docked to the hub. If you set a screen saver, which I like, because it can give you information on what the weather is, rotating wallpapers, whatever, it will not turn off on its own after a while. It just stays on that screen saver. You can turn the screen saver off entirely in the settings, and then the screen will go dark. But I was hoping for something more like the Google Hub, where you set it for your photos, or art, or whatever you choose to put on the resting screen, but there's also an option for it to turn off after a while. This either has screensaver option, or no screensaver at all if you actually want the screen to turn off while it's docked. Other than that it's probably one of the best tablets that I've used, so I am still very happy with it. And even with those faults, I would still highly recommend it to anyone who's interested!

I originally purchased this tablet to replace my galaxy tablet that I used as my daily driver tablet. I liked that fact that this had a dock so that whenever I went to use the tablet it would always be charged and ready to go. After using this tablet for several months here are my thoughts on how I like the tablet and how we use it my household.I just made the switch over to Google as my smart assistant and I was also in the market to upgrade my tablet. So I thought I would kill 2 birds with one stone and get a smart display that converted to a tablet for use. The tablet itself works great. Very fast for every task I threw at it. I stationed the tablet in my kitchen so that I could use the assistant to look up recipes, listen to music and watch tv shows while I did dishes. It worked great for this. My wife, who is an iphone and ipad user, even started using the tablet because it was easy to use and it was stationed in the right place to just reach over and use. This is where I see this tablet really shine.As a shared device, this tablet works amazing. Anybody can come along and do what they need to do while the tablet is docked and then walk away once they are done with it. For quick questions they can ask google assistant and for longer tasks they can grab the tablet off the base and take it with them.This is where I noticed the downside. Because we treat this as a google assistant for the kitchen, it can be annoying if someone grabs it and takes it to another room to use. That has limited me from using it fully as my daily driver tablet. If I am leaving for a trip or going out for the day, it is an inconvenience for my family to go without a smart speaker for the day/ weekend. This is why it has not replaced my daily driver tablet.For those thinking about purchasing this tablet for use as a smart display for the home and a tablet will need to consider whether or not it will be inconvenient for it to moved for use as a tablet. If your single and plan to bring it with you when you leave the house for use as your tablet, I see no issues. However as soon as you use it as a shared device, its tablet finctionality may become used less as you will want to keep docked for the whole family to use.So long story short, I think this tablet changes the game for a shared device. It has a home on its dock, anyone in the house can use it as an assistant and anyone can come along and use it in short bursts for whatever they need it for. However, as soon as you go to use it as a tablet and it gets moved from its home, it can be inconvenient for others who use the tablet as a smart display. This could be fixed in a future iteration where the dock can act as a google home speaker when the tablet is removed and then function as a smart display when docked. But as for the first iteration, I would only purchase this for use as a tablet if it will not be a shared device.Performance is very good and the tablet does not lag or stutter with anything I have thrown at it, It feels very snappy during navigation and it can play back all major streaming apps with no hikcups. However it has not replaced my daily driver tablet for the reasons above as a shared device.