The 128GB and 256GB models of the Google Pixel Tablet are currently $100 off they even come with the Charging Speaker Dock.
128GB and 256GB Versions of Google Pixel Tablet Currently Discounted - Save $100 Instantly Ahead of Black Friday 2023
This is a very early Black Friday deal from Google and it doesn’t even require any discount code, coupon or Prime membership. Just choose the storage capacity that suits you best and you’ll have the tablet at your doorstep soon.
Buy Google Pixel Tablet with Charging Speaker Dock - From $399 Only
Google has toyed around in the tablet space a lot and has finally found the right formula in the Pixel Tablet. It’s not just a regular tablet, it’s even a smart display for your Google Home setup, thanks to the included Charging Speaker Dock.
As the name suggests, the Charging Speaker Dock does two things at the same time. It turns your Pixel Tablet into an amazing sounding smart speaker while it also functions as a smart home display to control lights and do things which you can normally do on a Nest Hub smart display.
Powered by the Tensor G2 chip, this tablet is not just fast, but it has a lot of AI related tricks up its sleeve. Whether you’re using your favorite apps, streaming content over the internet, enjoying a great video call, this tablet ensures everything is done in the best possible way.
With its giant 11-inch display with a resolution of 2560-by-1600, everything instantly looks crystal clear and sharp. Whether it’s day or night, this display is tuned to make content look great - photos, videos, movies, TV shows, you name it.
Since this is a Google tablet therefore you get all the great software features everyone is talking about, such as Magic Eraser, video editing tools and so much more.
Pixel Tablet definitely represents great value for money. If you always wanted a tablet that is minimal and packed with tons of Google related stuff, this is what you should check out.
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