The Google Pixel Tablet docked and in use as a smart display.
I’m not a fan of how flush the power controls rest against the siding, however its built-in fingerprint scanner makes locking and unlocking the Pixel Tablet a dream. A sole USB-C port is positioned along the bottom edge. There’s a metallic volume rocker switch and flat power button just above it located on the lefthand side of the tablet.
While I immediately noticed the lack of an expandable SD card port (a major advantage Android often has over Apple), the simplified control layout works in its favor. I found its 2560 x 1600 LCD display plenty sharp to read books and watch movies without straining my eyes. Sure, the Pixel’s textured aluminum doesn’t feel as premium as an iPad, but it’s still incredibly grippy and comfortable to hold for lengthy periods. At just over one pound, it feels light compared to other Android tablets such as a Samsung Galaxy or an Amazon Fire. Unboxing the tablet, you’re greeted by a sleek 11-inch slate in one of three colors-porcelain (light), hazel (dark), or rose (blush). Ingenious 2-in-1 Design Ensures the Tablet Is Always Ready to Use
