Testseek.com have collected 65 expert reviews of the Google Pixel Slate 12.3 inch and the average rating is 72%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Google Pixel Slate 12.3 inch.
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Abstract: In addition to our regular podcast, Kevin and I recorded an extra show dedicated to a single device. Check out MobileTechRoundup show #452 for all of our thoughts on using this new Google tablet.Running time: 46 minutesListen here (MP3, 53MB)Subscribe to...
Let me state for the record that I like the Pixel Slate — or at least the idea of it. It looks and feels every bit its $600 starting MSRP, despite the display's color inaccuracy. And it brings a bevy of standout features to the tablet, among them USB-C po...
Elegant design, Sharp, vibrant screen, Optional keyboard is both comfy and offers many angles, Excellent handwriting recognition, Great audio, Nearly 10 hours of battery life
Buggy Bluetooth problems, Keyboard adds heft, Android apps on Chrome OS still a work in progress, Expensive
The Google Pixel Slate is a great 2-in-1 with small issues that Google needs to fix...
Bright, beautiful display with incredible resolution, Gorgeous hardware that rivals Apple's iPad Pro
A little too heavy and big to use for very long as a tablet, Adding a obligatory Pixel Keyboard makes it a very expensive, Bugs and growing pains make it tough to use as a tablet
The Google Pixel Slate is a gorgeous tablet, but its software doesn't quite live up to its good looks...
Published: 2018-11-27, Author: Tom , review by: pcmag.com
Cutting-edge design, Thin and light, Excellent screen quality, Robust speakers, Long battery life,
No headphone jack, Expensive as configured, Keyboard and stylus not included, Stylus-attachment scheme and screen palm rejection need work
The first Chrome OS-based tablet from Google, the Pixel Slate is superior hardware, but in practice, it falls short of topping the Apple iPad, Chromebooks, or Windows tablets...
Beautiful 3000 x 2000 Molecular display, 5 models to choose from, Touch-friendly desktop experience, Full support for the Pixelbook Pen, 12 hours of battery life
It's big and can be unwieldy, Pricey compared to the competition, A complete "lapability" failure
Should you buy?I didn't like the Pixel Slate the first day I started using it. I thought it was too big to be used as a tablet and was less than thrilled with the keyboard and was ready to write a scathing review without actually trying it to see how I co...
Abstract: Google first announced the new Pixel Slate tablet early last month during its big Pixel 3 press conference in New York City. At the time, the Pixel Slate looked like a great addition to Google's Chrome OS lineup, offering users a high-end tablet to comple...
Handsome, well-constructed hardware, Keyboard is comfortable to type on, Two USB-C ports are flexible, Screen is beautiful
Android app are still awkward on Chrome OS, No headphone jack or SD card reader, Pixel Slate Keyboard underwhelms in your lap, Expensive
For every device promising us the functionality of a laptop with the flexibility of a tablet, there's also a different approach to how those two identities will operate. Google's strategy with the Pixel Slate feels a lot like its mobile strategy in genera...
