A new Google Pixel Tablet is coming, but it’s not what you think

 It's been nearly 12 months since the Google Pixel Tablet went up for preorder, driving numerous Android tablet fans to ponder when the inescapable Pixel Tablet 2 will show up. Another gossip recommends that Google could deliver another Pixel Tablet as soon as the following month, however it's presumably not what you were expecting or expecting.

As per @MysteryLupin on X (previously Twitter), Google is wanting to "relaunch" the Pixel Tablet without the charging/speaker dock remembered for the crate. As you'll probably review, the speaker dock is the Pixel Tablet's champion component. You can utilize the Pixel Tablet all alone as a conventional Android tablet when you need, and when you're finished, you toss it on the dock to change it into a brilliant presentation. Google offering the Pixel Tablet without its distinguishing strength is a fascinating one.

The ongoing emphasis of the Pixel Tablet (with the speaker dock included) retails for $499, with extra docks accessible for $129 a pop. A Pixel Tablet sans dock would probably be a lot less expensive, possibly retailing for around $370 or $350.

Is this truly what the Pixel Tablet needs?

From one perspective, I get this methodology. Odds are Google has a great deal of overabundance Pixel Tablets it necessities to dispose of, and with this move, the organization could repackage the tablet, advance it as something new, and sell it at a lower cost. Win, win, win — correct?

While it could check out according to a business viewpoint, I don't see the interest for yourself and me. Suppose the Pixel Tablet relaunches for $350 without the dock. While significantly less expensive than the current $499 Pixel Tablet, that is even more costly than the ninth era iPad (which retails for $329) and extensively more than the astounding Amazon Fire Max 11 (which is accessible for $230).

What's more, it's not only a cost thing. Tragically for Google, the Pixel Tablet is strikingly unexceptional as an independent Android tablet. The screen doesn't get extremely brilliant, its Tensor G2 chipset is underpowered and warms up effectively, and its battery duration is fair. Indeed, you could in any case have the choice of transforming it into a savvy show with the discretionary $129 speaker dock, yet by then, why not simply purchase a Home Center point for $99?

Putting a less expensive Pixel Tablet on virtual and actual store racks has a specific allure, however it never really tackles the Pixel Tablet's concerns. It's as yet a conventional Android tablet, Google Collaborator stays similarly as questionable of a computerized colleague as ever previously, and even with a $100 or more rebate, the Pixel Tablet would in any case be overrated for what it is.

The leaker likewise noticed that Google is intending to deliver a "Pen and Bluetooth Console" simultaneously as the dock-less Pixel Tablet relaunch, with the two embellishments supposedly retailing for 100 euros each. That is possibly intriguing, however for setting, Amazon's Efficiency Pack for the Fire Max 11 — which incorporates a console case and a pointer — retails for about $350 consolidated. In the event that Google's new objective here is to convey a convincing Android tablet esteem, it's actually passing up this great opportunity.

It's muddled when this "new" Pixel Tablet is coming, yet most would agree we'll hear something at Google I/O one month from now. As such, we shouldn't have significantly longer to stand by to see what does (or doesn't) occur here. Essentially from where I'm standing, I don't know where this should go.