The Pixel Tablet successor could be a while away, and if you continue to wait for the next best thing to arrive, you can potentially miss out on the current best deal, which is on Amazon. Google’s first-generation slate, along with the Charging Speaker Dock, is down to just $419.99 on the online retailer, making it one of the lowest prices that we have ever seen. Remember that this price is for the 128GB storage variant, and before you ask, no, the Pixel Tablet’s onboard memory cannot be expanded.
This is why Google introduced a 256GB version too, and if you already know that you need additional capacity in the future, the top-end model is going for $499.99 and ships with the same Charging Speaker Dock as your freebie. For those wanting something even better, what if we told you that the exact same package with 128GB of storage is available, but just for $379? Yes, such a deal exists, but you are required to pick up the Porcelain version of the Pixel Tablet. Assuming you do not care which color you purchase and are just looking for the best deal available, this is your chance.
The tablet itself sports an 11-inch display, and it resonates a crisp 2560 x 1600 resolution. Pushing all of those pixels is the Tensor G2, which is an older chipset by today’s standards, but it easily gets the job done, especially if you want a smooth UI experience running the cleanest version of Android possible. Best of all, since the Pixel Tablet is designed and engineered by Google’s top talent, it will also be the first to receive the next Android update, version 15.
When attached to the Speaker Charging Dock, the device can become your very own mini-entertainment hub, providing you with incredible sound quality while you are preoccupied with some other task. The Porcelain version of the Pixel Tablet has limited inventory remaining, so if you want to pick up the combo for less than $400, you should hurry up. However, if you are going to pick your favorite color, that will cost slightly extra.
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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