Google - Pixel Tablet - 11" Android Tablet - 128GB - WiFi - Hazel

This device works really well for me. I mainly use it for school and the battery life is great. Transferring my data from my pixel phone to the pixel tablet was a breeze.

Perfect tablet for Roblox kid. For games, Blows all the other tablets in similar price range away. Lenovo P12, Samsung A5+ & S9 FE, etc.

Google made a great decision to sell the Pixel Tablet without it's charging base/speaker. Originally, this choice was a little odd, given that you couldn't purchase the Tablet separately, if you wanted to. But now it's available for purchase, for those who just want the tablet itself. -Design/Durability- Overall my first impressions are very positive. For starters, this Tablet is super lightweight and much more comfortable to hold over long periods, like at work or school, compared to other tablets. Google's design work is super sleek and thin as you'd expect. Pairing with a generous 11 inch screen. You've got plenty of screen space to work with. There's two choices of aesthetic featuring Hazel and Porcelain colors. Personally I went with Hazel, since I prefer darker shades on my devices. -Battery- As for the battery life, I'm pleased to inform that there are no complaints in that department. As expected, the Pixel tablet supports usb-c charging. Google says it'll run for up to 12 hours on a full charge, so you'll rarely stay connected for long. I found myself charging it every other day, and that's with my kids using it throughout the day. -Display/Visuals- As mentioned above the Pixel Tablet sports a beautiful 11 inch display with 2560 x 1600 resolution. Colors pop and the screen is very vibrant. The brightness is a bit on the low side at 500 nits but it's not a deal breaker. The screen feels snappy and crisp even though it's capped at 60 hz. -Performance/Speed- The Pixel tablet Features Google's custom Tensor G2 chip, which a step behind the latest G3 now seen in the pixel 8 mobile line. It may not be the beefiest out there, but most people will have no problem navigating many apps and features without slowdowns. However, user interface performance is very solid as well, paired with the latest Android 14. Speakers sound great, not the best I've heard but also not the worst. -Ease of use- Tablet usage is compatible up to 8 users allowing most families to have customized profiles on a single tablet (something you can't do with competing tablets on the market today!). This leads into my next topic, Kids Space. For all you parents out there, listen up! This has to be my favorite feature on the Google Pixel Tablet. Finally, the ability to hand the tablet over to my son without worrying about what he's doing on it. Anyone with young kiddos can have peace of mind while connecting to the Family Link App. This allows you to see exactly what your child is playing, viewing, and downloading. Another inclusion is the ability to lock the tablet at any moment when managing screen time, limiting what apps/websites are allowed to be used. Overall, Kids Space is easier and faster than any other child settings/profiles I've experienced on other tablets. Fingerprint sensor is another welcome addition that we're all familiar with, perfect for easy logins and extra security. Google has also promised five years of security updates. In particular, I love the split screen feature to run multiple apps at once. Checking emails while watching YouTube or operating multiple apps at once, the options are endless. In conclusion, the pixel tablet is the bang for your buck at this price point. Premium tablets come at a hefty cost so if you're looking for something a little more mid level, look no further. There's a lot to love about this tablet with some drawbacks, but the extra security and simple interface make it very family friendly.