The page has now [been removed](https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0C3TY8YW5), but we have learned that a charging speaker dock will be included.
Google Pixel Tablet
The Google Pixel Tablet is an 11-inch, 256GB Android tablet powered by Google's Tensor G2 chip, sold with a charging speaker dock that doubles as a smart display and speaker. Released in 2023, it includes Nearby Share and At a Glance smart-display features.
16 mentions ยท 7 threadslast mention Nov 2024Full Specs
| Brand | |
| Model Name | Pixel Tablet |
| Generation | 1st Generation |
| Model Year | 2023 |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Included Components | Charging speaker dock, Pixel Tablet, Power adapter, Quick Start Guide, Safety & Warranty Booklet |
| Warranty Description | 1 year manufacturer |
| Model Number | GTU8P, GMD6J |
| Specific Uses For Product | Entertainment |
| UPC | 193575035864 |
| Style Name | Pixel Tablet Only with Speaker Dock |
| Manufacturer |

Every mention, sourced
Real comments from Reddit, linked to the original thread. Nothing paraphrased.
Love mine, but primary use is for reading, watching YouTube videos, movies when traveling, browsing Reddit/web, occasional video calls, and as a photo frame when not in use. For my use case it's perfect.
It's hard to swallow, but the Pixel Tablet was one of the first devices by Google that I cannot stand to use. The biggest deal breaker was the refresh rate. Even for those that aren't pixel peepers it is glaringly obvious. Even navigating around the UI you can tell that the tablet is slow. The UI isn't intuitive or new. It's been reported recently it is just old hardware in a large frame with a cheap screen. I guess I had my expectations too high, but I do regret purchasing it.
Why are the 7a and the Tablet same price in dollars but the 7a is ยฃ499 and the Tablet ยฃ599? It's a joke.
It's intended use wasn't really to be a gaming powerhouse right from the start. They wanted it to be a media tablet that generally remains docked for things like videos when guests are over. That's part of why they bundled it with the dock is because they weren't trying to sell it to people as a world class tablet.
>ยฃ600 for a tablet.... Just not sure what it does so differently to a pixel phone....
It's $120 off from its highly overinflated $400 ask for a 8GB/128GB device, which is $500 for 256GB and $600 with the dock. They really overestimated the brand love in thinking they have the same blind loyalty as Apple faithful.
Just to add to the pricing context, the pixel 7 runs ยฅ82,500 in Japan at full MSRP and retails for $599 at full MSRP in the US. Not that currency conversions and comparisons ever come out at 1:1 anyway.
so basically the answer is "because others do it, we can get away with it" in many words.
Well, being able to insert something into a hole and see magic happens makes a difference
Because Google knows some buyers will pay the higher price just to get their hands on the device. In a few months the tablet price will drop to ยฃ499. Never be an early adopter of new electronics.
How am I supposed to invest in that ecosystem when all of it will be cancelled by next year
I hope this means they're scrapping their gimmicky vision of a tablet just being a Google home screen. I know a lot of people love it for that, but people want tablets for notes, drawing, media consumption, etc. Your angle into the tablet market isn't to just become a digital clock/Google assistant. I want an 8-11 inch "Pro" style tablet (120hz, good screen IPS or OLED, pencil support, stock Android, long update lifespan). I think Google could also price it competitively, as they do with the a-series phones as well. I just hope (cope) that this cancellation is to make way for a more serious tablet development like this.
I'm glad the $32 per month I pay for YouTube Premium gets me 0 deals, while Americans are enjoying 40% off.
Thatโs really cool. Would be cool to attach to a fridge while cooking.
God I don't understand why they can't make something as simple and functional as the Nexus 10. What a great tablet that was. ... Just a big screen, amazing battery and Pixel clean OS.
โ What Works
- Well-liked for passive, docked use โ video, reading, photo frame duty
- Bundled charging speaker dock adds convenience some owners value
โ ๏ธ Worth Knowing
- Price is the single most-repeated complaint, seen as overinflated for the specs
- Display refresh rate criticized as sluggish and noticeable even to casual users
- Hardware described as dated relative to the price point
- UI and software experience called unintuitive by multiple owners
This is the most one-sided product in the batch on price: 7 of 16 mentions specifically call out the value proposition, and the sentiment runs strongly negative (10 of 16 mentions overall). Owners repeatedly describe it as "overinflated" at $400+ for the base model, with one calling the dock-bundling strategy a bet on "blind loyalty" Google doesn't actually have. Beyond price, several owners criticize the hardware itself as dated โ "old hardware in a large frame with a cheap screen" โ and the low refresh rate is called out as "glaringly obvious" even to non-enthusiasts. A smaller group of owners genuinely likes it for passive use (reading, video, photo frame duty) and appreciates the bundled charging dock/speaker. Buy it only if you want a dedicated Google Home-style media tablet and can get it well below list price; skip it if you're expecting competitive performance or display quality for the money.