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

As an avid user of Google's ecosystem, the Google Pixel Tablet with Charging Speaker Dock has been a delightful addition to my tech arsenal. Offering a seamless integration of hardware and software, this Android tablet with an 11-inch screen provides a versatile and immersive experience, enhanced by the convenience of a dedicated charging speaker dock. The Pixel Tablet's 11-inch display steals the show with its vibrant colors, sharp resolution, and ample screen real estate. Whether watching movies, browsing the web, or working on productivity tasks, the large and vivid display enhances the overall visual experience. The slim bezels add a touch of modernity to the tablet's design, maximizing the screen-to-body ratio. Under the hood, the Pixel Tablet impresses with its robust performance. Powered by a capable processor and optimized for smooth multitasking, the tablet handles a variety of tasks with ease. From running apps to engaging in graphic-intensive activities, the performance is responsive and reliable, ensuring a lag-free user experience. The Pixel Tablet's integration with the Android ecosystem is seamless, providing access to a vast array of apps, services, and customization options. The familiarity of the Android interface, coupled with Google's ecosystem, makes the tablet user-friendly for those already accustomed to Android devices. Regular updates from Google ensure that the tablet stays current with the latest features and security enhancements. The inclusion of a charging speaker dock adds a layer of convenience to the Pixel Tablet experience. Not only does the dock serve as a dedicated charging station, but it also enhances the tablet's audio capabilities. The front-facing speakers deliver clear and powerful sound, making it an excellent companion for multimedia consumption, video calls, and even as a makeshift entertainment center. The Pixel Tablet exhibits a sturdy build quality, exuding a premium feel. The metal construction adds durability to the device, and the slim profile makes it easy to carry around. The tablet's design strikes a balance between modern aesthetics and functional practicality, making it an appealing device both visually and ergonomically. The Pixel Tablet comes equipped with a range of connectivity options, including USB-C ports, a headphone jack, and wireless connectivity features. These options ensure compatibility with various peripherals and accessories, providing users with flexibility in how they use and expand the tablet's capabilities. The tablet's touchscreen interface is responsive and accurate, facilitating smooth navigation and precise input. Whether using gestures, typing, or drawing with a stylus, the touch sensitivity contributes to a satisfying and intuitive user experience. The inclusion of stylus support adds another layer of versatility for users who enjoy creative tasks or note-taking. Security features, including fingerprint recognition and secure facial unlock, add an extra layer of protection to the Pixel Tablet. These biometric options provide convenient yet robust methods for securing the device and personal data. The tablet's user-friendly design extends to the security features, ensuring a hassle-free and secure user experience. The Google Pixel Tablet with Charging Speaker Dock stands out as a versatile and user-friendly Android tablet. With its striking 11-inch display, powerful performance, seamless Android integration, and the added convenience of a charging speaker dock, it caters to a variety of user needs, from productivity to entertainment. Whether you're a fan of Google's ecosystem or simply seeking a reliable and feature-rich Android tablet, the Pixel Tablet delivers on its promises, providing a compelling and enjoyable user experience.

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Pricey, but IMHO, worth not being under A FT update control. I usually buy a A FT 10" HD, but in at least two incidents, I've had my FT fully loaded with my media, and vlc, only to arrive at a vacation spot, without wifi, and find amazon has removed vlc for some reason. I bought the Google Tablet, and the dock, to hopefully, get around this issue. My last vacation it worked perfectly. Tablet speakers are nice & provide spacial sound quality. Screen quality is exceptional, and under android control, has all the familiar setup & settings. Setup was easy, simply power it up for the first time, and follow the steps (avoid doing what I did, don't make any settings, or program installs UNTIL you complete the whole setup procedure, this includes ALL system updates needed (or you may have to do all your changes over again)). Provided cables are NOT for charging, only cable provided was for piggy-backing with another "oval" plug device (phone, etc...). If you have a newer FT, or a samsung phone, you may already have a oval plug charging cable, as I have a few myself. I was able to use these "extra" cables & outlet plug adapters until I got my dock (which does NOT use the same charging cable as the tablet). Speed is excellent, both in processing power, USB connectivity, and wi-fi. Uploading my media through the USB & another device (using Media Transfer Protocol) can be slow, but tolerable, and program installs, along with system updates through the wi-fi are pretty quick. Lastly, screen color quality is crisp and clean, watching movies & old episodes of favorite shows is a pleasure, which is mostly the reason for my wanting the tablet in the first place. One last detail, the FT usually comes with a SDHC chip reader, which allows you to use removable SDHC cards to supplement the memory, the Google Tablet appears NOT to have this, so if you plan on loading a lot of programs, or in my case, media, buy a Pixel with more memory. The tablet I bought had 8 GB system memory, with 256 GB internal memory. Long story short, I feel the price & value are well worth the quality, and wouldn't hesitate to buy another.

This tablet rocks for self filming/self portraits. The front facing camera is high quality compared to other phones and tablets, and you can frame yourself easily on the big screen when you mount the tablet on a tripod. You can also split the screen to read off a transcript while still seeing yourself in the video. It's far more convenient than using the small screen on a phone or camcorder.

So far so good after only a few weeks.