Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) Review

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#10 (#5) in Best Google Pixel Tablets
#269 (#103) in Best 10-inch Tablets
#876 (#544) in Tablets With Best Ratio Quality-price
#944 (#306) in Best Android Tablets

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Available versions:

3GB + 32GB

3GB + 64GB

Technical Specifications of tablet Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB)

Overall score

6.4

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Popularity

What it is: An indicator based on the number of reviews received by the smartphone.

When it matters: When you prefer to purchase a product chosen and reviewed by many other consumers.

Performance

What it is: An evaluation of the tablet's processing capabilities, memory architecture, storage performance, and thermal behavior to measure speed, stability, and responsiveness in demanding workloads.

When it matters: When you want a tablet that stays fast in multitasking, productivity apps, and heavier workloads without thermal slowdowns.

Score components:

10.0%

3.6

RAM capacity

10.0%

6.1

Chipset

10.0%

4.0

GPU model

10.0%

5.0

CPU speed

9.0%

1.9

Internal storage

9.0%

7.3

Storage type

7.0%

Geekbench 6 multi-core benchmark score

6.0%

1.4

Geekbench 6 single-core benchmark score

5.0%

6.6

Process node

5.0%

CPU threads

4.0%

5.9

Memory bandwidth

4.0%

7.3

RAM speed

3.0%

7.8

DDR memory version

2.0%

GPU frequency

2.0%

5.2

UFS version

1.0%

4.0

Multithreading

1.0%

GPU execution units

1.0%

4.0

Neural engine support

1.0%

big.LITTLE Architecture

5.6

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RAM capacity

What it is: The amount of volatile memory available for running apps and multitasking.

When it matters: When you use multiple apps at once or want smoother multitasking without reloads.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >=8 GB

Process node

What it is: The size of the manufacturing process used to create the chip's transistors, measured in nanometers (nm). Smaller nodes generally indicate more advanced, power-efficient chips.

When it matters: When you want a chipset that is more power-efficient and generates less heat.

Importance: LOW

Good value: <7 nm

Internal storage

What it is: The total built-in space available for apps, media, and files.

When it matters: When you keep large libraries of photos, videos, and apps directly on your device.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >=128 GB

Geekbench 6 single-core benchmark score

What it is: A cross-platform benchmark by Primate Labs that measures single-core CPU performance. It reflects how quickly a device handles everyday tasks that rely on a single processing core.

When it matters: When you want snappy responsiveness in everyday interactions and simple apps.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >1300

Chipset

What it is: The official model name of the processor platform used in the tablet.

When it matters: When you want the tablet to feel fast in everyday use, handle heavier apps smoothly, or stay capable for longer.

Importance: MEDIUM

Display

What it is: An examination of screen quality, including resolution, brightness, color accuracy, refresh behavior, touch responsiveness, and readability across different lighting conditions.

When it matters: When display quality directly affects your work or entertainment, and you need sharp visuals, accurate colors, and reliable touch response.

Score components:

14.0%

7.6

Display type

13.0%

7.8

Screen resolution

11.0%

1.0

Refresh rate

9.0%

7.0

Peak brightness

8.0%

6.8

Screen size

8.0%

Typical brightness

7.0%

Pixel density

6.0%

9.1

Contrast ratio

6.0%

6.0

Color gamut

5.0%

4.0

Adaptive refresh rate

4.0%

7.2

Display glass type

3.0%

4.0

Anti-reflection coating

2.0%

Screen sharpness

1.0%

4.0

Touch sampling rate

1.0%

1.0

PWM dimming frequency

1.0%

4.0

HDR10 support

1.0%

4.0

HDR10+ support

6.7

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Screen resolution

What it is: The total number of pixels displayed on the screen, expressed as width x height, determining sharpness.

When it matters: When you want text and media to look sharper on a larger display.

Importance: MEDIUM

Refresh rate

What it is: The number of times per second the display updates the image, measured in Hertz (Hz); higher rates offer smoother motion.

When it matters: When you want scrolling to feel fluid and games to look smoother.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >=120 Hz

Display type

What it is: The specific technology used for the screen panel (e.g., OLED, IPS LCD), influencing contrast, color, and efficiency.

When it matters: When you care about vibrant colors, deep blacks, and battery efficiency.

Importance: HIGH

Pixel density

What it is: The concentration of pixels on the display, measured in pixels per inch (PPI), affecting image clarity.

When it matters: When you read a lot, look at fine details, or want text and graphics to look cleaner at close range.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >250 ppi

Display glass type

What it is: The specific brand or model of strengthened glass used to protect the screen from scratches and drops.

When it matters: When drops, scratches, or long-term screen wear are a concern in daily use.

Importance: LOW

Camera

What it is: An analysis of photo and video capabilities, covering sensor and lens quality, autofocus reliability, stabilization, recording modes, and image consistency in different scenarios.

When it matters: When you use your tablet to capture photos, scan documents, or record video and need consistent image quality across conditions.

Score components:

14.0%

3.1

Front camera megapixels

12.0%

5.9

Main camera megapixels

11.0%

7.2

Video recording (main camera)

8.0%

6.8

Front camera aperture

6.0%

7.0

Main camera aperture

5.0%

4.0

Optical image stabilization

5.0%

Touch autofocus

4.0%

Continuous autofocus in video

4.0%

HDR photo mode

4.0%

4.0

Phase-detection autofocus

3.0%

4.0

Manual exposure

3.0%

4.0

Manual focus

3.0%

4.0

Manual ISO

3.0%

4.0

Manual shutter speed

2.0%

4.0

HDR10 video recording

2.0%

Panorama mode

2.0%

4.0

Manual white balance

2.0%

4.0

Serial shot / Burst mode

1.0%

7.0

Optical zoom

1.0%

Slow-motion recording

1.0%

4.0

BSI sensor

1.0%

CMOS sensor

1.0%

4.0

Flash

1.0%

4.0

Dolby Vision video recording

1.0%

Timelapse video

6.0

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Optical image stabilization

What it is: A hardware mechanism that physically moves the camera lens or sensor to counteract hand shakiness and reduce blur in photos and videos.

When it matters: When you want to reduce blur in photos and shake in videos, especially in low light.

Importance: LOW

Main camera megapixels

What it is: The resolution of the primary rear camera sensor, measured in millions of pixels (MP). Higher megapixels can capture more detail.

When it matters: When you want to capture high-resolution images that can be cropped or printed large.

Importance: MEDIUM

Front camera megapixels

What it is: The resolution of the front-facing camera, measured in megapixels, determining the detail level of selfies.

When it matters: When you want detailed selfies or high-quality video for calls and streaming.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >=8 MP

Main camera aperture

What it is: The size of the lens opening (f-stop) that controls light entry. A lower f-number indicates a wider aperture, allowing better low-light shots.

When it matters: When you want better low-light performance or a natural background blur effect.

Importance: LOW

Optical zoom

What it is: A true zoom feature that adjusts the camera lens to get closer to the subject without losing image quality, unlike digital zoom.

When it matters: When you want to get closer to a distant subject without losing image clarity.

Importance: LOW

Battery

What it is: A measurement of battery endurance and charging behavior, including capacity, real-world autonomy, charging speed, and efficiency under mixed daily usage.

When it matters: When you need dependable all-day autonomy and predictable charging behavior for travel, work, or study without frequent recharging breaks.

Score components:

34.0%

5.8

Battery life

22.0%

Battery capacity

18.0%

3.3

Charging speed

12.0%

Fast charging

6.0%

4.0

Battery health monitoring

5.0%

4.0

Wireless charging

3.0%

4.0

Reverse wireless charging

6.5

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Battery capacity

What it is: The amount of electric charge the battery can hold, measured in milliampere-hours (mAh).

When it matters: When you want a stronger chance of longer battery life, especially if you use the tablet heavily away from a charger.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >8000 mAh

Charging speed

What it is: The maximum power input supported for wired charging, measured in Watts (W).

When it matters: When you are in a rush and need to top up your battery quickly.

Importance: MEDIUM

Good value: >30 W

Battery life

What it is: An estimate of how long the tablet can run on one charge.

When it matters: When you do not want to recharge the tablet too often.

Importance: HIGH

Good value: >10 hours

Wireless charging

What it is: The ability to charge the battery without cables by placing the device on a compatible charging pad.

When it matters: When you want to charge the tablet by placing it on a compatible pad.

Importance: LOW

Fast charging

What it is: In the context of modern electronics, "Fast Charging" refers to any technology that delivers power significantly higher than the traditional USB baseline. While the industry standard for a basic charger is 5W (5V at 1A), a charger is generally classified as a fast charger if it provides at least 18W of power.

When it matters: When you want to minimize the time your tablet spends tethered to a wall outlet.

Importance: LOW

Connectivity

What it is: A review of wireless and wired communication features, including Wi-Fi and Bluetooth standards, cellular and GPS support, ports, and compatibility with modern accessories and networks.

When it matters: When your workflow depends on stable wireless links, precise navigation, and broad compatibility with networks, accessories, and external displays.

Score components:

14.0%

Wi-Fi connectivity

11.0%

USB Type-C

10.0%

7.0

Wi-Fi version

8.0%

4.0

LTE support

8.0%

4.0

5G connectivity

7.0%

6.5

Bluetooth version

6.0%

GPS

6.0%

4.0

DisplayPort over USB-C

6.0%

4.0

Thunderbolt support

4.0%

4.0

NFC

4.0%

4.0

eSIM support

4.0%

7.0

Wi-Fi bands

4.0%

6.0

USB version

3.0%

4.0

Cellular module

1.0%

4.0

Face recognition

1.0%

Fingerprint scanner

1.0%

4.0

HDMI output

1.0%

Ethernet support

1.0%

4.0

AirPlay

6.6

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LTE support

What it is: Support for Long-Term Evolution (4G) networks, providing high-speed mobile data.

When it matters: When you need reliable mobile internet coverage in areas where 5G isn't available.

Importance: LOW

Wi-Fi connectivity

What it is: The ability to connect to wireless local area networks for internet access and local networking.

When it matters: When you want to save mobile data and connect to home or public networks.

Importance: MEDIUM

GPS

What it is: Support for the Global Positioning System to determine the device's precise location.

When it matters: When you need accurate navigation for driving, walking, or exploring new places.

Importance: LOW

5G connectivity

What it is: Support for the fifth generation of mobile network technology, offering significantly faster data speeds and lower latency.

When it matters: When you need the fastest possible mobile data speeds for streaming and downloading on the go.

Importance: LOW

NFC

What it is: Near Field Communication technology that enables contactless payments, quick pairing, and data exchange over short distances.

When it matters: When you want to make contactless payments or quickly pair with compatible accessories.

Importance: LOW

Software & Features

What it is: An assessment of operating system quality and software functionality, including update policy, multitasking tools, privacy controls, AI features, and overall usability in daily workflows.

When it matters: When long-term software support, smooth multitasking tools, and practical smart features are important for your daily productivity and privacy.

Score components:

18.0%

8.5

Operating system

18.0%

7.0

Update support duration

14.0%

Direct OS updates

9.0%

Split-screen support

6.0%

Picture-in-picture

4.0%

4.0

On-device AI

4.0%

4.0

Camera/mic privacy

4.0%

4.0

Live text recognition

3.0%

4.0

App tracking protection

3.0%

Location privacy

3.0%

Voice commands

3.0%

Multi-user mode

2.0%

4.0

App offloading

2.0%

4.0

Full-page screenshots

2.0%

Widgets support

1.0%

4.0

Dark mode

1.0%

4.0

Dynamic theme

1.0%

4.0

Extra dim mode

1.0%

4.0

Clipboard warnings

1.0%

Offline voice recognition

7.8

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Operating system

What it is: The primary system software that manages the tablet's hardware and software resources.

When it matters: When you have a preference for the user interface and app ecosystem.

Importance: MEDIUM

Update support duration

What it is: The expected length of software update support for the tablet.

When it matters: When you care about how long the tablet should keep getting software updates.

Importance: MEDIUM

Direct OS updates

What it is: Receives major operating system updates directly from the device maker or platform provider instead of waiting on extra intermediaries.

When it matters: When fast access to new Android or system features and security patches matters to you.

Importance: LOW

On-device AI

What it is: A tablet feature related to on-device ai.

When it matters: When you use smart writing, photo, voice, or search features and want them to work faster or more privately on the tablet itself.

Importance: LOW

App tracking protection

What it is: A system-level feature that limits how apps track user behavior across other apps and services.

When it matters: When you want to stop apps from following your activity across other companies' apps and websites.

Importance: LOW

Design

What it is: A description of the tablet's physical characteristics, including dimensions, weight, materials, durability, ergonomics, accessory integration, and overall build quality.

When it matters: When comfort, portability, and build quality matter because you carry the tablet often and use it for extended sessions.

Score components:

20.0%

6.5

Weight

15.0%

4.0

IP rating

9.0%

9.4

Thickness

9.0%

4.0

Stylus included

8.0%

Keyboard accessory

8.0%

4.0

Suitable for drawing

7.0%

Pen latency

5.0%

4.0

Stylus tilt support

4.0%

4.0

Backlit keyboard

4.0%

4.9

Repairability score (iFixit)

4.0%

7.2

Width

4.0%

3.8

Release date

2.0%

3.9

Height

1.0%

4.0

Designed for kids

5.7

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IP rating

What it is: A standardized code (Ingress Protection) indicating the device's resistance to dust and water intrusion.

When it matters: When you use the tablet around water, outdoors, or in dusty environments and want more durability.

Importance: LOW

Weight

What it is: The total mass of the tablet, affecting how heavy it feels in the hand.

When it matters: When you want the tablet to be easier to carry and hold for longer sessions.

Importance: LOW

Good value: <500 g

Backlit keyboard

What it is: A keyboard with illuminated keys for easier typing in darker environments.

When it matters: When you type in dim rooms or low light.

Importance: LOW

Keyboard accessory

What it is: Support for a keyboard accessory made for the tablet.

When it matters: When you want the tablet to work more like a small laptop.

Importance: LOW

Pen latency

What it is: The delay between stylus input and the line or action appearing on screen, usually measured in milliseconds.

When it matters: When you want stylus input to feel quicker and more natural.

Importance: LOW

Good value: <10 ms

Audio & Multimedia

What it is: An overview of audio and media capabilities, including speaker performance, microphone quality, codec support, and playback features that influence calls, entertainment, and content creation.

When it matters: When you regularly use media, calls, or voice input and need clear speakers, reliable microphones, and strong codec support.

Score components:

30.0%

4.0

N. of speakers

19.0%

3.5 mm headphone jack

18.0%

4.0

Dolby Atmos support

10.0%

Number of microphones

8.0%

LDAC support

6.0%

4.0

Bluetooth LE Audio support

4.0%

4.0

aptX Adaptive

3.0%

4.0

aptX Lossless

2.0%

4.0

aptX Low Latency

6.2

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Number of microphones

What it is: The total count of microphones on the device, used for audio recording, noise cancellation, and voice isolation.

When it matters: When you want clear audio recording and better noise cancellation during calls.

Importance: LOW

Good value: >=2

aptX Adaptive

What it is: A Bluetooth codec that dynamically adjusts bitrate to balance audio quality and connection stability.

When it matters: When you use wireless headphones in changing environments and want better audio quality without sacrificing connection stability.

Importance: LOW

Dolby Atmos support

What it is: Support for Dolby Atmos audio playback or processing.

When it matters: When you want more immersive sound from compatible movies, games, or music.

Importance: LOW

N. of speakers

What it is: The number of built-in speakers used for audio playback.

When it matters: When you want fuller sound without always using headphones.

Importance: LOW

Good value: >=4

FM radio

What it is: A built-in receiver allowing users to listen to local FM radio stations using wired headphones as an antenna.

When it matters: When you want to listen to local radio stations without using mobile data.

Importance: LOW

Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) vs the average tablet

Why is Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) better than the average tablet?

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Higher screen resolution
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher screen resolution than the average tablet (2560×1800 vs 1920×1200). The average tablet resolution is 1920×1200.
What it is: The total number of pixels displayed on the screen, expressed as width x height, determining sharpness.
When it matters: When you want text and media to look sharper on a larger display.
Importance: MEDIUM
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher screen resolution than the average tablet (2560×1800 vs 1920×1200). The average tablet resolution is 1920×1200.2560×1800 vs 1920×1200
48.9% larger battery capacity
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher battery capacity than the average tablet (9,800 mAh vs 6,580 mAh). The average tablet battery has capacity of 6,580 mAh.
What it is: The amount of electric charge the battery can hold, measured in milliampere-hours (mAh).
When it matters: When you want a stronger chance of longer battery life, especially if you use the tablet heavily away from a charger.
Importance: MEDIUM
Good value: >8000 mAh
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher battery capacity than the average tablet (9,800 mAh vs 6,580 mAh). The average tablet battery has capacity of 6,580 mAh.9,800 mAh vs 6,580 mAh
37.5% higher pixel density
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher pixel density than the average tablet (308 ppi vs 224 ppi). The average tablet has pixel density of 224 ppi.
What it is: The concentration of pixels on the display, measured in pixels per inch (PPI), affecting image clarity.
When it matters: When you read a lot, look at fine details, or want text and graphics to look cleaner at close range.
Importance: MEDIUM
Good value: >250 ppi
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher pixel density than the average tablet (308 ppi vs 224 ppi). The average tablet has pixel density of 224 ppi.308 ppi vs 224 ppi
100 nits higher typical brightness
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher typical brightness than the average tablet (500 nits vs 400 nits). The average tablet reaches 400 nits typical brightness.
What it is: The usual screen brightness the display can sustain in normal use, usually measured in nits.
When it matters: When screen readability matters in everyday indoor or outdoor use.
Importance: MEDIUM
Good value: >400 nits
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher typical brightness than the average tablet (500 nits vs 400 nits). The average tablet reaches 400 nits typical brightness.500 nits vs 400 nits
Supports fast charging
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) supports fast charging, the average tablet does not. 49.7% of tablets feature fast charging.
What it is: In the context of modern electronics, "Fast Charging" refers to any technology that delivers power significantly higher than the traditional USB baseline. While the industry standard for a basic charger is 5W (5V at 1A), a charger is generally classified as a fast charger if it provides at least 18W of power.
When it matters: When you want to minimize the time your tablet spends tethered to a wall outlet.
Importance: LOW
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) supports fast charging, the average tablet does not. 49.7% of tablets feature fast charging.
3 more microphone/s
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has more microphones than the average tablet (4 vs 1). The average tablet has 1 microphones.
What it is: The total count of microphones on the device, used for audio recording, noise cancellation, and voice isolation.
When it matters: When you want clear audio recording and better noise cancellation during calls.
Importance: LOW
Good value: >=2
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has more microphones than the average tablet (4 vs 1). The average tablet has 1 microphones.4 vs 1
Higher contrast ratio
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher contrast ratio than the average tablet (1500:1 vs 1015:1). The average tablet contrast ratio is 1015:1.
What it is: The ratio between the luminance of the brightest white and the darkest black the display can produce.
When it matters: When you want punchy colors and true blacks for an immersive viewing experience.
Importance: LOW
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher contrast ratio than the average tablet (1500:1 vs 1015:1). The average tablet contrast ratio is 1015:1.1500:1 vs 1015:1
99 nits higher peak brightness
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher peak brightness than the average tablet (500 nits vs 401 nits). The average tablet reaches 401 nits peak brightness.
What it is: The absolute maximum brightness a small portion of the screen can achieve briefly, usually when displaying HDR content.
When it matters: When you watch HDR content and want highlights like explosions or sunlight to look realistic.
Importance: MEDIUM
Good value: >500 nits
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher peak brightness than the average tablet (500 nits vs 401 nits). The average tablet reaches 401 nits peak brightness.500 nits vs 401 nits
252 more GPU execution units
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has more GPU execution units than the average tablet (256 vs 4). The average tablet has 4 GPU execution units.
More capable chipset
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) uses the Nvidia Tegra X1 chipset, while the average tablet uses MediaTek MT8,169A.
53.8% faster GPU clock
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher GPU frequency than the average tablet (1,000 MHz vs 650 MHz). The average tablet has GPU frequency of 650 MHz.
1,334 MHz faster RAM speed
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher RAM speed than the average tablet (3,200 MHz vs 1,866 MHz). The average tablet has RAM speed of 1,866 MHz.
2 more CPU threads
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has more CPU threads than the average tablet (8 vs 6). The average tablet has 6 CPU threads.
71.8% higher memory bandwidth
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher memory bandwidth than the average tablet (25.6 GB/s vs 14.9 GB/s). The average tablet has memory bandwidth of 14.9 GB/s.
Newer DDR memory version
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) supports a newer DDR version than the average tablet (LPDDR4 vs LPDDR3). The average DDR version is LPDDR3.
Higher screen resolution
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher screen resolution than the average tablet (2560×1800 vs 1920×1200). The average tablet resolution is 1920×1200.
37.5% higher pixel density
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher pixel density than the average tablet (308 ppi vs 224 ppi). The average tablet has pixel density of 224 ppi.
100 nits higher typical brightness
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher typical brightness than the average tablet (500 nits vs 400 nits). The average tablet reaches 400 nits typical brightness.
Higher contrast ratio
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher contrast ratio than the average tablet (1500:1 vs 1015:1). The average tablet contrast ratio is 1015:1.
99 nits higher peak brightness
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher peak brightness than the average tablet (500 nits vs 401 nits). The average tablet reaches 401 nits peak brightness.
87 ppi higher screen sharpness
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher screen sharpness than the average tablet (308 ppi vs 221 ppi). The average tablet has screen sharpness of 221 ppi.
0.1 inches larger screen size
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher screen size than the average tablet (10.2 inches vs 10.1 inches). The average tablet has screen size of 10.1 inches.
Supports slow-motion recording
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) supports slow-motion recording, the average tablet does not. 37.5% of tablets offer slow-mo.
48.9% larger battery capacity
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a higher battery capacity than the average tablet (9,800 mAh vs 6,580 mAh). The average tablet battery has capacity of 6,580 mAh.
Supports fast charging
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) supports fast charging, the average tablet does not. 49.7% of tablets feature fast charging.
Newer USB version
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) supports a newer USB version than the average tablet (USB 3.2 Gen 1 vs USB 2.0). The average tablet uses USB USB 2.0.
1 mm thinner
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) is thinner than the average tablet (7 mm vs 8.0 mm). The average tablet is 8.0 mm thick.
3 more microphone/s
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has more microphones than the average tablet (4 vs 1). The average tablet has 1 microphones.
Supports LDAC
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) supports LDAC, the average tablet does not. 25.2% of tablets support LDAC.

Why is Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) worse than the average tablet?

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Worse GPU
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) uses the NVIDIA Maxwell GPU GPU, while the average tablet uses the stronger Mali-G51. GPU choice is one of the main performance differences between tablets.
63% lower Geekbench 6 single-core benchmark score
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) achieves a lower Geekbench 6 single-core benchmark score than the average tablet (270 points vs 729 points). The average tablet scores 729 points in Geekbench 6 single-core.
50% less storage
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has less internal storage than the average tablet (32 GB vs 64 GB). The average tablet provides 64 GB of internal storage.
1 GB less RAM
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has less RAM capacity than the average tablet (3 GB vs 4 GB). The average tablet has 4 GB of RAM.
5% lower CPU speed
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a lower CPU speed than the average tablet (1.9 GHz vs 2 GHz). The average tablet has CPU speed of 2 GHz.
42.9% larger process node
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) uses a larger process node than the average tablet (20 nm vs 14 nm). The average tablet uses a process node of 14 nm.
Narrower front camera aperture
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a worse front camera aperture than the average tablet (f/2.4 vs f/2.2). The average tablet uses f/2.2 front camera aperture.
No manual exposure control
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not offer manual exposure control, the average tablet does. 63.6% of tablets have manual exposure.
No manual white balance
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not allow manual white balance adjustments, the average tablet does. 51.6% of tablets include white balance controls.
2.9 MP lower front camera megapixels
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has less front camera megapixels than the average tablet (2.1 MP vs 5 MP). The average tablet has 5 MP front camera resolution.
No burst mode
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not support burst mode, the average tablet does. 60.5% of tablets support burst mode.
No BSI sensor
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) lacks a BSI sensor, the average tablet has one. 52.6% of tablets use BSI sensors for better low-light shots.
Narrower main camera aperture
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a worse main camera aperture than the average tablet (f/2.4 vs f/2.2). The average tablet uses f/2.2 main camera aperture.
No LTE support
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not support LTE, the average tablet does. 63.2% of tablets support LTE.
No cellular module
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not have a cellular module, the average tablet does. 59.3% of tablets include a cellular module.
No HDMI output
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not have an HDMI output, the average tablet does. 50.1% of tablets support HDMI output.
No face recognition
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not have face recognition, the average tablet does. 56% of tablets support face recognition.
Older Bluetooth version
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) uses an older Bluetooth version than the average tablet (4.1 vs 5.0). The average tablet uses Bluetooth 5.0.
No camera/mic privacy toggles
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) lacks camera and microphone privacy toggles, the average tablet includes them. 56.2% of tablets offer these toggles.
No full-page screenshots
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not support full-page screenshots, the average tablet does. 52.5% of tablets support full-page screenshots.
No dark mode
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not support dark mode, the average tablet does. 57.2% of tablets have dark mode.
5.5% heavier
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) is heavier than the average tablet (517 g vs 490 g). The average tablet weighs 490 g.
4 older release date
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) is an older model than the average tablet (2015 vs 2019).
December 2015
42 mm taller
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) is taller than the average tablet (242 mm vs 200.0 mm). The average tablet is 200.0 mm tall.
Worse GPU
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) uses the NVIDIA Maxwell GPU GPU, while the average tablet uses the stronger Mali-G51. GPU choice is one of the main performance differences between tablets.
What it is: The official model name of the graphics processor used in the tablet.
When it matters: When you care about gaming, graphics-heavy apps, or how strong the tablet's graphics hardware is overall.
Importance: MEDIUM
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) uses the NVIDIA Maxwell GPU GPU, while the average tablet uses the stronger Mali-G51. GPU choice is one of the main performance differences between tablets.NVIDIA Maxwell GPU vs Mali-G51
No LTE support
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not support LTE, the average tablet does. 63.2% of tablets support LTE.
What it is: Support for Long-Term Evolution (4G) networks, providing high-speed mobile data.
When it matters: When you need reliable mobile internet coverage in areas where 5G isn't available.
Importance: LOW
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not support LTE, the average tablet does. 63.2% of tablets support LTE.
Narrower front camera aperture
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a worse front camera aperture than the average tablet (f/2.4 vs f/2.2). The average tablet uses f/2.2 front camera aperture.
What it is: The f-stop value of the front camera lens, affecting light intake and background blur in selfies.
When it matters: When you take selfies in low light and want them to appear brighter.
Importance: MEDIUM
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has a worse front camera aperture than the average tablet (f/2.4 vs f/2.2). The average tablet uses f/2.2 front camera aperture.f/2.4 vs f/2.2
No manual exposure control
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not offer manual exposure control, the average tablet does. 63.6% of tablets have manual exposure.
What it is: Gives the user control over the overall brightness of the image by adjusting exposure compensation values.
When it matters: When the automatic settings make the image too bright or too dark for your taste.
Importance: LOW
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not offer manual exposure control, the average tablet does. 63.6% of tablets have manual exposure.
No manual white balance
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not allow manual white balance adjustments, the average tablet does. 51.6% of tablets include white balance controls.
What it is: Allows the user to adjust color temperature settings to ensure accurate color reproduction in different lighting conditions.
When it matters: When you need to correct color casts caused by artificial lighting.
Importance: LOW
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not allow manual white balance adjustments, the average tablet does. 51.6% of tablets include white balance controls.
2.9 MP lower front camera megapixels
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has less front camera megapixels than the average tablet (2.1 MP vs 5 MP). The average tablet has 5 MP front camera resolution.
What it is: The resolution of the front-facing camera, measured in megapixels, determining the detail level of selfies.
When it matters: When you want detailed selfies or high-quality video for calls and streaming.
Importance: HIGH
Good value: >=8 MP
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) has less front camera megapixels than the average tablet (2.1 MP vs 5 MP). The average tablet has 5 MP front camera resolution.2.1 MP vs 5 MP
63% lower Geekbench 6 single-core benchmark score
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) achieves a lower Geekbench 6 single-core benchmark score than the average tablet (270 points vs 729 points). The average tablet scores 729 points in Geekbench 6 single-core.
What it is: A cross-platform benchmark by Primate Labs that measures single-core CPU performance. It reflects how quickly a device handles everyday tasks that rely on a single processing core.
When it matters: When you want snappy responsiveness in everyday interactions and simple apps.
Importance: MEDIUM
Good value: >1300
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) achieves a lower Geekbench 6 single-core benchmark score than the average tablet (270 points vs 729 points). The average tablet scores 729 points in Geekbench 6 single-core.270 points vs 729 points
No burst mode
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not support burst mode, the average tablet does. 60.5% of tablets support burst mode.
What it is: Support for taking several photos quickly in a single burst.
When it matters: When you want a better chance of catching the right moment in action shots.
Importance: LOW
Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) does not support burst mode, the average tablet does. 60.5% of tablets support burst mode.

Graphic comparison of Google Pixel C (3GB + 32GB) and other tablets

Attribute category

Attribute

What it is: An overall evaluation of the smartphone's quality, based on technical analyses and user reviews.
When it matters: When you need a quick reference to identify the best Tablets on the market.

Pros

High screen resolution (2560)
Large battery capacity (9 mAh)
High pixel density (308 ppi)
High typical brightness (500 nits)
High peak brightness (500 nits)
High contrast ratio (1500)
Many CPU threads (8)
USB Type-C support
Fast memory speed (3 MHz)
Advanced display technology (IPS LCD)

Cons

Weak graphics engine (NVIDIA Maxwell GPU)
Low Geekbench 6 single-core score (270 points)
Small internal storage (32 GB)
Lower-resolution front camera (2.1 MP)
Small RAM capacity (3 GB)
Low CPU clock speeds (1.9 GHz)
Weak chipset (Nvidia Tegra X1)
Narrow front camera aperture (f/2.4)
No LTE support
Narrow main camera aperture (f/2.4)

Third-party reviews

expertreviews.co.uk

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The Google Pixel C boasts a sturdy metal design, an exceptionally bright 10.2-inch display, and top-tier performance driven by the Nvidia Tegra X1 chip. Its standout feature is the optional magnetic keyboard dock, which uses inductive charging for seamless, cable-free functionality. However, the keyboard lacks a backlight and is costly, while the tablet itself carries a premium...Read more

techadvisor.com

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The Tech Advisor review highlights the Google Pixel C as a premium, high-performance Android tablet, praising its "monolithic" aluminum design, bright 10.2-inch display, and fast NVIDIA Tegra X1 processor. While lauded for media consumption, the device faces limitations as a productivity tool due to a high-priced optional keyboard and Android's, at-the-time, lack of native...Read more

uk.pcmag.com

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The Google Pixel C is praised for its premium, all-metal design, bright 10.2-inch display, and strong Nvidia Tegra X1 performance. While featuring a unique magnetic keyboard and solid battery life, the tablet is held back by a high price tag and software that lacked multi-window multitasking at launch. Despite the high-end hardware, issues with Android 6.0.1 stability and a lack of...Read more

theguardian.com

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The Guardian's 2016 review positions the Google Pixel C as a premium Android tablet, featuring a robust "monolithic" aluminum design and a productive 10.2-inch Quad HD display with a unique 1:√2 aspect ratio. Powered by the Nvidia Tegra X1, the device delivers high-end performance with excellent battery life, lasting a full workday alongside features like a fast-charging USB-C port...Read more

time.com

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The Google Pixel C is praised in this 2015 Time review for its premium brushed-metal design, sharp 10.2-inch display, and a unique magnetic light bar that displays battery life, making it a high-end Android hardware offering. Performance is a major pro, with the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor providing a fluid experience, while the $149 optional magnetic keyboard is highlighted as a...Read more

cnet.com

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The Google Pixel C is a premium, high-performance Android tablet featuring a durable anodized aluminum build and a highly praised magnetic Bluetooth keyboard, according to CNET. It is powered by an Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, offering excellent gaming graphics, and boasts a 10.2-inch display that is brighter and sharper than competitors. With a battery life of 12.7 hours, the device...Read more

theverge.com

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The Verge's 2015 review describes the Google Pixel C as a premium, all-metal tablet with a high-quality display and an innovative magnetic keyboard. While praising the hardware design, the review highlights significant drawbacks, including a lack of split-screen multitasking in Android Marshmallow and poorly optimized apps that diminish productivity. Ultimately, the review concludes...Read more

deathmetalmods.de

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The DeathMetalMods review highlights the Google Pixel C as a superior, high-productivity alternative to the iPad Pro, driven by premium hardware and a robust magnetic keyboard that offers flexible, stable viewing angles. Featuring a 10.2-inch LTPS display (308 ppi), an Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, and a versatile USB Type-C port, the device excels in build quality and performance....Read more

connect.de

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Connect.de describes the Google Pixel C as a premium, solidly built tablet with a high-quality anodized aluminum housing, featuring a unique LED battery indicator and a brilliant 10.2-inch LTPS display (2560 x 1800 pixels). The device boasts strong performance via the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, 3GB of RAM, and a large 9,000 mAh battery, alongside an innovative, optional magnetic...Read more

chip.de

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The Google Pixel C is a high-end Android tablet lauded for its exceptional build quality, featuring a sturdy anodized aluminum chassis and a vibrant 10.2-inch LTPS LCD display (2560 x 1800 resolution) with 500 nits brightness. Powered by the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, it delivers fast performance and maintains a pure Android Marshmallow experience, with battery life exceeding 10...Read more

stern.de

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The STERN.de review positions the Google Pixel C as a premium Android tablet designed to challenge the iPad, highlighting its superior "monolithic" aluminum build and a high-resolution, 10.2-inch display with a 1:√2 aspect ratio. Key advantages include the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, offering excellent performance, and an innovative optional magnetic keyboard that enables productive...Read more

tagesspiegel.de

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The Tagesspiegel review highlights the Google Pixel C as a premium Android tablet featuring a sophisticated, strong magnetic hinge system that allows the screen to be adjusted freely without a kickstand. While the hardware boasts a high-resolution display, excellent build quality, and an inductive-charging keyboard, the device is hindered by Android's limited productivity software...Read more

notebookcheck.com

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The Google Pixel C features a premium, anodized aluminum chassis and a high-resolution 10.2-inch LTPS LCD screen (500 cd/m²), offering exceptional build quality and a 2560x1800 resolution. Powered by the NVIDIA Tegra X1 processor, the tablet provides fast performance and over 10 hours of battery life, complemented by a unique magnetic keyboard accessory, although the combined unit...Read more

futurezone.at

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Futurezone.at's review describes the Google Pixel C as superior hardware hindered by immature software. Featuring a premium aluminium chassis and a high-quality 10.2-inch display, the tablet excels in build quality and performance, driven by the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, alongside an excellent, though separate, magnetic keyboard. However, major drawbacks include the limitations of...Read more

spiegel.de

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Der Spiegel praises the Google Pixel C for its high-quality aluminum design, excellent 10.2-inch display, and the powerful Nvidia Tegra X1 processor that delivers robust performance and long battery life. The optional magnetic keyboard is highlighted as a major strength for its secure, flexible docking mechanism and comfortable typing experience. However, the review finds that the...Read more

spaziogames.it

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The SpazioGames review positions the Google Pixel C as a premium Android competitor to the iPad Pro, featuring an aluminum design, a high-quality 10.2-inch display (2560×1800), and the powerful Nvidia Tegra X1 processor. Key pros include the versatile magnetic keyboard accessory, which offers robust construction and charges inductively, paired with solid battery life. Conversely,...Read more

androidworld.nl

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The Google Pixel C is a high-end tablet featuring impressive industrial design, robust build quality, a bright 10.2-inch display, and a powerful Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, paired with excellent battery life. Despite the premium hardware, the experience is hindered by software limitations, specifically a lack of native split-screen multitasking in Android Marshmallow and limited...Read more

tweakers.net

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The Google Pixel C is a premium Android tablet featuring a sleek, anodised aluminium unibody design, a high-resolution 10.2-inch LTPS display with a 1:√2 aspect ratio, and powerful performance driven by the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor. Its optional, strong magnetic keyboard provides excellent typing feedback, but adds significant weight to the overall device. However, the device's...Read more

lesnumeriques.com

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Les Numériques praises the Google Pixel C for its premium anodized aluminum design, high-quality 10.2-inch display (2560 x 1800 resolution), and the powerful NVIDIA Tegra X1 processor, which provides a smooth user experience and exceptional battery life, often exceeding 14 hours in video tests. However, the review highlights significant drawbacks due to the Android operating system,...Read more

frandroid.com

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Frandroid awarded the Google Pixel C an 8/10, highlighting its impeccable aluminum build, gorgeous display, and the powerful Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, which makes it an excellent, lag-free tablet. Key pros include exceptional battery life with "Doze" and an innovative, optional magnetic keyboard that offers, however, a significantly higher total cost. The primary drawback...Read more

lefigaro.fr

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Le Figaro describes the Google Pixel C as a powerful, premium 10.2-inch Android tablet featuring a durable aluminum chassis, an exceptional 2560x1800 display, and a unique battery-indicator light bar. Its core strengths lie in its high-end Nvidia Tegra X1 performance, stock Android 6.0, and an optional, strongly magnetic keyboard with inductive charging. However, the review notes...Read more

phonandroid.com

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The Google Pixel C is a premium, high-end tablet featuring a robust aluminum unibody, a sharp 10.2-inch display with a practical 1∶2√ aspect ratio, and a unique, functional LED light bar. Driven by the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, the device delivers exceptional graphical performance suitable for intensive tasks. A significant hardware highlight is the optional magnetic keyboard,...Read more

01net.com

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According to 01net, the Google Pixel C features premium aluminium construction and a high-quality 10.2-inch display powered by the Nvidia Tegra X1, making it a powerful hardware contender. The optional magnetic keyboard offers a great typing experience with smart inductive charging. However, the experience is hindered by limited software capabilities, including a lack of...Read more

elespanol.com

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This 2015 review from El Español (El Androide Libre) characterizes the Google Pixel C as a hardware masterpiece with crippling software limitations. Pros include the exceptional anodized aluminium chassis, the "spectacular" Nvidia Tegra X1 performance, and the brilliant 10.2-inch display. The innovative magnetic keyboard, considered an essential accessory, serves as a major...Read more

teknofilo.com

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The Google Pixel C is a high-end, 10.2-inch tablet featuring a robust, monolithic aluminum design and a vibrant 2560 x 1800 screen, powered by the efficient Nvidia Tegra X1 processor for strong performance. Pros include an optional, well-engineered magnetic keyboard, long battery life, and USB-C connectivity, while key cons include the high cost, lack of a microSD slot, and missing...Read more

slashgear.com

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The SlashGear review highlights the Google Pixel C as a premium, solidly built 10.2-inch tablet powered by an Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, featuring a sharp 2560 x 1800 display, USB Type-C, and a unique battery-level lightbar. While praised for its design, the tablet is criticized for being heavy and lacking features like SD card support, while the screen's 1:√2 aspect ratio causes...Read more

nextpit.fr

no rating assigned

The Google Pixel C is a premium 10.2-inch tablet featuring a robust aluminum unibody design and an exceptional 2560 x 1800 LTPS-LCD display, powered by the high-performance Nvidia Tegra X1 processor. A standout feature is the magnetic keyboard accessory that attaches securely and charges inductively, offering excellent tactile feedback for typing. However, the experience is hindered...Read more

lesnumeriques.com

no rating assigned

The Google Pixel C is a premium Android tablet featuring a high-quality, all-metal aluminum body with a bright 10.2-inch display and an optional magnetic keyboard accessory. It boasts strong performance via the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, excellent battery life, and a USB-C port for rapid charging. However, the experience is severely hampered by Android 6.0's lack of tablet...Read more

hifitest.de

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The Google Pixel C is a high-end Android tablet featuring a premium all-aluminum design and a 10.2-inch LTPS display with a sharp 2560x1800 resolution. Powered by an Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, the device offers strong performance, though it is described as somewhat heavy and bulky. A key, well-regarded accessory is the optional magnetic keyboard, which provides a laptop-like typing...Read more

pcwelt.de

no rating assigned

The Google Pixel C is a high-end Android tablet featuring a premium aluminum design and an excellent 10.2-inch, 2560 x 1800 resolution display, powered by the capable Nvidia Tegra X1 processor. While offering great battery life and a unique, bright light bar for power indication, the device is heavy and holds a high price tag. A major highlight is the optional $149 magnetic...Read more

elespanol.com

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According to El Androide Libre, the Google Pixel Tablet is a hybrid device that, through its magnetic Charging Speaker Dock, successfully functions as both a portable tablet and a fixed smart home hub. The device, powered by the Tensor G2 chip, features a 10.95-inch LCD screen, 8GB of RAM, and a "warm" ceramic-coated, recycled aluminum body. Its main pros are this ingenious docking...Read more

geeknetic.es

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The Google Pixel C is a premium 10.2-inch Android tablet featuring a durable anodized aluminum body, a high-resolution 2560 x 1800 display, and a powerful Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, offering excellent performance and battery life. A standout feature is the optional, magnetic Bluetooth keyboard that utilizes an ingenious inductive charging system when docked to the tablet. However,...Read more

9to5google.com

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The Google Pixel C retains a premium feel in 2023, boasting a high-quality anodized aluminum chassis, a 10.2-inch display, and an innovative, robust magnetic keyboard attachment that still feels modern. While the 2015 hardware remains physically impressive, it is severely limited by outdated software, stuck on Android 8.1 Oreo, which lacks modern tablet optimizations. Despite the...Read more

medium.com

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Stefan Etienne of Chip-Monks praises the Google Pixel C for its stellar industrial design, featuring a premium, rigid aluminum build and a vibrant 10.2-inch 2560x1800 display. The tablet is lauded for its performance, driven by the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, and unique features like a battery-indicator light bar and USB Type-C port. The optional magnetic keyboard is highlighted as a...Read more

technologytales.com

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The Google Pixel C features a premium, industrial anodized aluminum body, a high-resolution 10.2-inch display (2560 x 1800), and a unique magnetic "lightbar" for battery monitoring. Powered by the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, it offers top-tier performance for gaming and media, coupled with a highly regarded magnetic keyboard that enables a stable laptop-like experience and roughly 10...Read more

techwalls.com

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The TechWalls review highlights the Google Pixel C as a premium, all-aluminium Android tablet featuring a high-density 10.2-inch display and strong performance driven by the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor. While praising the exceptional battery life and innovative magnetic keyboard, the review notes drawbacks including a manufacturing clicking noise, a speaker-related audio bug, average...Read more

theverge.com

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Walt Mossberg’s review of the Google Pixel C praises its premium hardware, highlighting the sturdy aluminum design, a brilliant 10.2-inch display, and a highly innovative, magnetic Bluetooth keyboard that offers an exceptional typing experience. However, the device is criticized for running Android 6.0 Marshmallow, which lacks essential productivity features like split-screen...Read more

europe1.fr

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The Europe 1 review positions the Google Pixel C as a premium, high-end, 10.2-inch Android tablet featuring a durable anodized aluminum design, a high-resolution display, and a practical magnetic keyboard attachment. Powered by the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, the device delivers strong performance for gaming and multitasking while offering impressive battery life. However, key...Read more

rtl.fr

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RTL.fr reviews the Google Pixel C as a premium, "monolithic" anodised aluminium tablet designed to compete with high-end devices like the iPad Air 2. Key pros include a bright, high-resolution 10.2-inch display and a unique, inductive-charging magnetic keyboard, though the device is notably heavy and lacks expandable storage. While offering strong performance via the Nvidia Tegra...Read more

01net.com

no rating assigned

The Google Pixel C features a premium anodized aluminum unibody, a high-brightness 10.2-inch display (2560 x 1800), and robust performance from the Nvidia Tegra X1 processor, positioning it as a high-end Android competitor. An optional magnetic keyboard enhances productivity with wireless charging, while a USB Type-C port and a unique battery-indicator light bar add modern...Read more

wsj.com

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Joanna Stern's WSJ review describes the Google Pixel C as a high-end hybrid with superb hardware, featuring a sharp 10.2-inch display and a durable aluminum unibody with a unique battery-indicator light bar. While the optional magnetic keyboard boasts exceptional engineering, stability for lap use, and strong attachment, its compact size results in a cramped typing experience....Read more

bright.nl

no rating assigned

The Google Pixel C is a high-end, in-house designed Android tablet featuring a premium aluminum unibody, a 10.2-inch display with 2560x1800 resolution, and a unique rear light bar for battery indication. While the hardware is highly praised for its build quality and performance, the optional magnetic keyboard, despite its strong connection and inductive charging, suffers from a...Read more

id.nl

no rating assigned

The Google Pixel C is a premium, high-quality aluminum tablet featuring a 10.2-inch display with a unique 1:√2 aspect ratio, optimized for productivity. Powered by the Nvidia Tegra X1, it delivers strong, fluid performance for gaming and media consumption, though it suffers from limited, non-expandable storage. While the optional magnetic keyboard offers a great typing experience,...Read more