Google Axes Pixel Tablet After Just Three Years

Google's Pixel Tablet has been quietly discontinued after only three years on the market. The device is no longer available for purchase from Google's online store or third-party retailers such as Amazon. Users who had been considering purchasing a Pixel Tablet are left disappointed, but not entirely surprised by the move.

The Pixel Tablet was launched in 2023 at a starting price of $399 / £399 / AU$649. Although it didn't gain much traction with consumers, it still maintained a loyal following within the Google and Android ecosystem. Some users have expressed their disappointment on Reddit, calling it 'one of the most underrated products they came out with.'

Others believe that Google's decision to discontinue its only tablet hinders the company's ability to provide a seamless cross-device experience for users. This move comes after Google retired its lineup of Nest Audio speakers to make room for its upgraded Google Home Speaker.

The reasons behind Google's decision to discontinue the Pixel Tablet are unclear, but it may be part of the company's effort to rethink its approach to tablets and enter a new era. A spokesperson for Google has not yet commented on the matter.