At the beginning of the month, we saw the bigger storage version at $150 off. That’s also the lowest price we’ve ever seen for the tablet on Amazon. Compared to that, the current $101 discount certainly doesn’t sound as compelling. But it still makes the 256GB model more affordable, plus Walmart doesn’t offer it at the same price. Your only other option is to get it at Best Buy, where it’s also $101 cheaper than usual.
Rivaling many of the best Android tablets, this 10th Gen iPad alternative has a lot to offer to hardcore Google fans. It has a Speaker Charger dock in the box, which helps transform the slate into a stationary media machine or a smart home hub.
As you might expect, the accessory also charges your tablet, ensuring non-stop entertainment for you to enjoy. And whenever you’d like to experience the portable side of things, just take the slate off the dock, and voilà – your tablet is good to go.
The device has a 10.95-inch touchscreen with 2560×1600 resolution and a peak brightness of 500 nits, giving you a reasonable amount of screen real estate to play with. Under the hood, you have the Tensor G2 chipset, which is also available in the Pixel 7 Pro. We should note that this processor gives you more AI smarts than raw horsepower.
With a decent camera setup, plenty of battery life (especially with the charging dock), and Android 13 out of the box with at least five years of software patches, this bad boy rounds out as a great little media consumption machine. If you’re tempted to give it a whirl, know that you can save $101 on the 256GB storage version.
