REVIEW: Google Pixel Tablet - 1 Year Later - Still Worth It? Updates, Stylus Pen Features & More!

[@vmhutch]

I love mine. I've had it for several months and I find my laptop and my windows tablet are gathering dust. My only problem is the lack of a true nest hub camera experience and the limited split screen feature. I would love to be able to change apps on one side or the other without having to start over.

[@7mana]

Great review :)

[@AdeelMuhammad]

Since they relaunched same tablet again, does not seems newer version of Tablet is around the corner.

[@johnboy8705]

And that's okay. this one is plenty enough for now. I don't think there's any features that I can bring to a newer tablet that would make making another tablet worth it just like phones we've hit Peak smartphones

[@Liamalaing]

Google has never been about high end. They've been about "decent hardware brought up by amazing software." They're made for those who don't need gimmicks, and that fits perfectly for me. For a tablet all I need is a decent screen and battery, able to stream, and type/write

[@herkenham]

Thanks!

[@rmkofmd1398]

You can connect wired headphones via the usb-c conector.

[@keijijohnson9754]

Most would rather want a NORMAL HEADPHONE JACK instead.😒

[@aceiowmydoraph]

IIRC it doesn't have GPS

[@christopher480]

it should be using chrome os.

[@JayDaRockkstar]

Chrome sucks on tablet. No good app support. I have a 2 of them, lenovo and pixel slate.

[@phonetech1640]

@1vbAPiYk well it always gets me when people distort context lol...Google's software is "stock" or "clean" because they literally own Android. This is what a clean version of Android looks like when compared to Android tablets from Samsung or Xiaomi or Amazon's Fire tablets that add additional skins and (sometimes) extra apps on top which (when not done well) clutters the experience. And if you use any Google apps or services at all, your data is being collected...so not sure how this is any different from any other Android or Chrome device (or really, any product at all in this digital age)... and you could argue that it's worse on a Samsung tablet because potentially now both Samsung and Google are collecting your data...so unless you don't need to use any Google or social media apps (oops you're watching KZbin), it doesn't seem fair to single this out as anything different

[@IDontKnow-bb6mt]

I'm considering trading my tab S9 FE on this for $70. The team s9 fe is just too slow. Worth it or hold off?

[@christopher480]

get a chrome os detachable or a chromebook plus laptop with a 360 degree hinge. like the duet 5 or asus c series of chromebooks that have a mostly aluminum build .

[@ahmedrahim7250]

This blows away the FE. I did this trade

[@lukewilliams6661]

​@@ahmedrahim7250do you have any thoughts on note taking differences between the two?

[@lukewilliams6661]

Did you do the swap, any thoughts?

[@lipkov]

👏

[@BienvenidoPérez-b8c]

I need my 😂😂😂 number #1

[@Lysergi25]

*Especially

[@1vbAPiYk]

It always gets me how people call Google ROMs "clean". They literally track everything you do.

[@ChrisJohannsen]

Good video, but your pronunciation of "subsequent" and "especially" is bizarree.

[@fredrickbambino]

calling stock google clean is like calling malware an antivirus

[@bankruptsee]

It is clean. Have you ever used a Samsung device? It’s like 2000’s era pop ups everywhere trying to force their ecosystem and redundant “Samsung version” of already existing Google apps everywhere.

[@fredrickbambino]

@@bankruptsee were talking about Google here, they know more about you then you know about yourself

[@undeadly1103]

​@@fredrickbambinoclean doesn't mean what you think it means then. who cares if they know about you? what do you think will happen? some boogyman will get you in the night?

[@fredrickbambino]

@@undeadly1103 The scary thing is you have no idea what they'll do but you know what they are capable of with the info they got on you.

[@georgemarsh8258]

​@@fredrickbambino you can use grapheneOS with the pixel devices.