The Pixel Tablet is done, as Google has officially pulled the plug on the slate by entirely deleting the listing on its store.
Google launched the Pixel Tablet in 2023as a hybrid of a typical Android tablet and a Nest Hub smart display. It was met with mixed reactions, but still serves as the only tablet in Google’s lineup.
And now it’s done.
While updates are set to continue through 2028, Google has quietly removed the Pixel Tablet from its Store. A direct link to the listing now redirects to the homepage, while there’s also no mention of the Pixel Tablet anywhere on the Google Store besides a few accessories that remain. The change was spotted by Jetstreamearlier today.
Sales of the Pixel Tablet closed up in late August (thanks Noah!), but the listing was still working roughly a week ago – we checked it when Nest prices went up, and the Tablet was still listed as out of stock at the time (August 31).
Google never did ship a Pixel Tablet sequel, with rumors of some big <a href="https://myappsplus.com/google-upgrades-all-gemini-side-panels-in-workspace-to-have-the-same-features/” title=”Google upgrades all Gemini side panels in Workspace to have the same features”>upgrades being canceled over profitability concerns. Had a sequel continued on, it allegedly would have arrived in 2025, with a third-gen release in 2027 that was also shelved.
While third-party retailers often have stock left over when Google ends its own sales of a product, Pixel Tablet is out of stock everywhere we’ve looked. Amazondoesn’t even have any third-party sellers with stock left.
More on Pixel Tablet:
- Google gives Pixel Tablet another two years of Android OS updates
- Pixel Tablet Pen shows up again with magnet case, full packaging [Gallery]
- I want the next Pixel Tablet to revisit the past – what do you want in a sequel?
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