Google Pixel Tablet 11" 128GB with Charging Speaker Dock - Porcelain
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- Model Number:
- GMD6Z,GTU8P
- UPC:
- 193575035703
- EAN:
- 0193575035703
- ASIN:
- B0C1SLD1PK
- Best Buy SKU:
- 6543724
- Walmart SKU:
- 1097863624
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.8/5 from 67 reviews.
I decided to get the Pixel Tablet when both my Samsung tablets were just a mess to use and starting to fail. The Pixel Tablet was very easy to set up and customize just the way I wanted. I got the docking station as well. It can be used as a speaker for the tablet. Fast, and easy to learn all the features. Pixel has a very good tips and tricks info section to help you become familiar with all the things it can do. I purchased a screen protector and the tablet works perfectly with it installed. There are cases that will accommodate the tablet while it is on the docking station. Another Pixel win for me since I love my Pixel 6 phone.
great quality
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Google Pixel tablet is awesome. It is very large and the picture is crispy and clear. Seeing as though I have always stuck to another brand, I have had no issues converting to a google user, very easy to use and set up. Holds a charge for a decent amount of time.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great and very simple tablet for everyday use. I really like the design of the tablet it has a much larger screen than my last and it is very thin and lightweight and still very easy to hold. It has a touch screen power button feature on top for easier hassle free login access too theres no lag to it its so easy and quick. The charging dock included allows your tablet to be held up for display and you can use the Google assistant feature to control it and connect it to your Google home to control other devices in the house. The sound quality is very good and can get loud and the magnet does very well with securily holding your tablet up and it will let you know when its on correctly. I It is compatible with my android and my google home. Everything runs very smooth and stays up to date. As you can see in the photos there's a lock Screensaver that stays uo to date with the weather and time of days so at night it shows twinkling stars and the time and date stays on too. The only thing is I wish it had a stylus pen included or would love to see one in the future. I have my own side business and make my own designs my drawing. There are other Pens that can work with this tablet so there are options if you do your research. Overall this tablet is an absolute success to me it has everything I need in a tablet. I highly reccomend such a great deal with a dock included.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently started using the Google Pixel Tablet with charging speaker dock and found it to be a powerful, fast, and versatile device. The 11-inch screen is a great size for most tasks and produces crisp and colorful images. I was impressed with the computing power and overall performance, as pages load quickly and more demanding tasks like multitasking and gaming are not a problem. The charging speaker dock is a great addition and transforms the Pixel into an impressive smart display. In hub mode, the Pixel provides me instant access to all my smart home controls and is very functional. And the charging speaker dock not only keeps my Pixel charged and ready to go the sound quality is good.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm so impressed with my Google ipad tablet and charging station. I've been having a blast learning all the incredible things it can do. Every day I learn something new. I can watch movies on it, play games, listen to music with the great speaker dock that also charges it. I can also ask Google for help and control home smart features. This really is so great I can't put it down.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have an Android phone myself, but wanted this for my 17 year old who is starting her senior year. She is a Senior this year and they use Chromebooks for school. With this she can easily do research for her projects and she can stream her music. I was a litlte worried since she had an I-phone, but she followed the steps and got it set up in no time at all. She even got everythign transferred over that she wanted to using her I-phone cord. She loves it. She has it set up so that it turns on when she walks in the room. It has a brillant display and is not too large. So it doesn't take up much room at all. About what an alarm clock would. She also sets it up on our kitchen island to follow recipies as shc cooks. The only thing she would change is to have a wireless keyboard of some kind. But, she can use voice to text to type if needed. The tablet sets on the charging speaker and is securely attached. You would have to bump the tablet itself pretty hard to knock it off. I would definitely recommend it for high school and up. They will love it.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Pixel tablet is unique as it has a dock. When it is on the dock it works like a smart hub and when it is detached it becomes a tablet. It charges when it is on the dock. Tablet also has an usb c charging port. Without the tablet docked in it, the dock doesn't have any functionality of its own. The magnets used to attach the tablet to the dock are strong and attach very easily. The tablet is very responsive and runs Android 13 (Tiramisu). It comes with a fingerprint reader and you can configure a security pin to unlock it. The Google Home detected the other Google OS devices on the network like sound bar and the TV. I added other *Works with Google* devices like security camera and doorbell but the tablet could not stream their videos so that was a bummer. When in hub mode and we switch off the lights screen automatically goes into the low-power mode with just a clock display. The size and weight of the tablet is very optimal to carry around and its build is also sturdy. The 8MP front and rear cameras take not that great pictures and are decent for video chat. The battery life lasts for approximately 10 hours. The speaker in the tablet is a bit tiny but when on the dock it enhances the audio by adding bass and the sound is much better. The display has decent resolution and with 500 nits brightness you can read text in sunlight but videos will be washed out. Overall a decent tablet but it would have been good if the dock was an optional add-on to make it competitively priced with other android tablets.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So essentially this is a large format smartphone that docks like a hub. The camera quality is OK, and the sound from the tablet itself is also just OK. When docked, the sound immediately begins coming out of the dock (alone) and you get more sound. The highs are a bit loss, but overall the sound quality isn't bad. The dock is magnetic and does a great job at holding the tablet, but aligning is sometimes a bit tricky. The tablet itself has the usual features, Wifi, Bluetooth, Location, fingerprint reader, among a few other things. When docked it can randomly scroll through news, time, weather, and photos among other things. The tablet pushes split screen app use which does make for easier use. You can use apps in full screens, but because some apps aren't optimized, you often get a lot of black/unused space. One thing I love is how easy it is to swap from one user profile to another. It was surprisingly quick and easy and never stumbled at all. The tablet has a nice battery life, but I noticed in leaving the tablet sitting untouched overnight, resulted in a 10% battery loss. As a dock it's OK, as a tablet, it's still just OK. I personally sat mine on my desk next to my computer. This allows me to control smart home devices when sitting here or pick it up and read the news or ebook. To be clear, the tablet isn't bad, it just leaves a few things to be desired or rather bettered.
New in box, touch screen malfunction. Could not even set up. Returned.
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