Google may have quietly pulled the plug on the Pixel Tablet. The three-year-old tablet has disappeared from the Google Store, while the company has also removed the “Tablet” category from the navigation menu on its homepage.
The Pixel Tablet’s removal was first spotted by Jetstream, which had already reported that the device was marked as out of stock just days earlier. Google has yet to confirm whether the tablet has officially been discontinued, but taking the product down entirely is a pretty strong hint that its time may be up.
The signs don’t stop there. Google’s Pixel Tablet accessories are still listed, but most are also unavailable. The Pixel Tablet Case and Charging Speaker Dock, for example, can currently only be set up for stock notifications rather than purchased. The only accessory still available to buy is the Wasserstein Pixel Tablet Speaker Stand.
The tablet is also becoming harder to find elsewhere. It is no longer available from Amazon, while Best Buy lists it as “no longer available in new condition”. That makes the Google Store disappearance look less like a temporary stock issue and more like the end of the road for the device.
Google originally announced the Pixel Tablet at I/O 2023, positioning it as a tablet that could double as a smart home hub when docked. It launched at $899, with the charging speaker base included, making the two-in-one setup a key part of its appeal.
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For now, though, Google hasn’t officially called time on the Pixel Tablet, but if it does confirm the discontinuation, it would mean the Pixel Tablet lasted only around three years. And with no replacement on the way, anyone who was hoping for a second-generation model may have to wait a little longer or accept that Google’s tablet experiment is over.