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65 Reviews
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The Google Pixel Slate is a great tablet for fans of ChromeOS This tablet should be exciting, but it just isn't. It doesn't stand out in any remarkable way and is hindered by the limitations of ChromeOS, though of course, the simple, lightweight nature of...
Abstract: Chromebooks have come a long way in the last couple of years. Running Google's Chrome OS, which is based on the Linux kernel and Chrome browser, the first devices were launched in 2011, with third-party PC manufacturers following specifications outlined b...
Published: 2019-02-11, Author: Jason , review by: techaeris.com
Sturdy build quality, Fantastic, crisp screen, Great performance for productivity, Can run Android apps, Chrome OS is nice and lightweight, Thin and light for maximum portability, Various configurations and price points
Fairly pricey for performance suited models, Some performance "glitches," especially with CPU intensive games, Keyboard cover "slips" when closed, No place to store Pixelbook Pen, Pixelbook Pen button non-programmable, USB-C hubs only work when plugged in
Google's Pixel Slate definitely is a mixed bag. On one hand, the higher processor models are great for mobile productivity — with some caveats and issues. Chrome OS is definitely has a nicer feeling on a tablet of this size over Android. While you can do...
Published: 2019-01-26, Author: Matt , review by: tomshardware.com
Good display and excellent audio, Ever-improving ecosystem,
Keyboard is expensive and heavy, Android integration still isn't perfect, Expensive for its specs
Those looking for a Google alternative to the iPad Pro will appreciate Google's latest tablet. But when you factor in the keyboard, you can get a more powerful, more capable Windows device for less...
Published: 2019-01-21, Author: Brian , review by: techcrunch.com
Abstract: First, a dirty little secret about product reviews: You'd love to integrate every product into your daily use, but it just isn't possible. Especially when you're dealing with the volumes we deal with here. Every so often, however, the stars align. You fin...
Abstract: As I approached one month with the Google Pixel Slate, I placed an order for my own Intel Core m3 model while my Pixelbook sold on Swappa. There have been a lot of questions about the performance difference in these two models and after a few days I have...
Love or hate the blue color, the Pixel Slate looks and feels like a premium tablet - it's incredibly solid and is easily the most refined large display device Google has ever built, The 12.3" "molecular" display has a ridiculous name, but it's simply gorg
The Pixel Slate is a bit of a nightmare to use as a laptop. It's thick, heavy, and has to be used on a flat surface with its fabric keyboard cover - making it a laptop you can't use. in your lap. Or many other places, Android apps on Chrome OS still fee
Nope. I understand why Google built the Pixel Slate, and I really believe it had to in order to get the ball rolling on this whole touch optimization thing for Chrome. Without a touch-first device, Chrome OS is never going to get good on touch devices. An...
Love or hate the blue color, the Pixel Slate looks and feels like a premium tablet - it's incredibly solid and is easily the most refined large display device Google has ever built, The 12.3" "molecular" display has a ridiculous name, but it's simply gorg
The Pixel Slate is a bit of a nightmare to use as a laptop. It's thick, heavy, and has to be used on a flat surface with its fabric keyboard cover - making it a laptop you can't use. in your lap. Or many other places, Android apps on Chrome OS still fee
Nope. I understand why Google built the Pixel Slate, and I really believe it had to in order to get the ball rolling on this whole touch optimization thing for Chrome. Without a touch-first device, Chrome OS is never going to get good on touch devices. An...
Gorgeous display, Good battery life, Excellent speakers, Full desktop browser on a tablet is extremely useful
Performance as a tablet is subpar, Android apps on Chrome OS are still a confusing (and sometimes buggy) mess, Very expensive, Pricey keyboard folio doesn't work well on your lap
I love tablets and I love Chrome OS, and I was hoping to love the Pixel Slate. Despite the problems I've had, part of me still does. When I sit down and use it as a laptop, it's one of the best Chrome OS devices I've used. The screen is fantastic, perform...
No Thunderbolt 3 ports, Keyboard case costs an extra $199, Pen costs an extra $99, No way to secure Pen to the Slate, Somewhat buggy Split Screen feature, Terrible palm rejection in scribble keyboard
