The Cyber Monday Pixel deals have landed, and there is one tablet offer that shouldn't go overlooked — or maybe I should say two offers. Thanks to this Cyber Monday deal, the standalone Pixel Tablet without the speaker dock just got a $120 discount. When you throw in the $129 charging dock, it more or less evens out.
The standalone Pixel Tablet with 128GB of storage normally sells for $399, but if you get the bundle package with the charging dock, you're looking at $499. So, when you buy the two separately, you're spending $408 on both, which is a full $91 less than you would normally spend. Unfortunately, there's no deal on the charging dock, but you have to grab your wins (and deals) where you can.
That said, if you want double the storage, the Pixel Tablet (256GB) bundle deal actually works out to be cheaper than buying them separately.
Amazon's Cyber Monday sale is doing some discount math that makes my head hurt
✅Recommended if: You want an inexpensive Android tablet that gets the job done and won't break the bank. Plus, it doubles as a smart home hub with a charging dock, which you can buy separately.
❌Skip this deal if: You want a more powerful Android tablet or would prefer a dedicated smart home display
While the Pixel Tablet isn't the best Android tablet around, it is one of our favorites, mainly because of its simplicity and the way it seems to seamlessly fit with the rest of Google's Pixel lineup. In lieu of a new Nest smart home display, the Pixel Tablet attempts to play double duty, which is where the speaker dock comes in to put the tablet in dock mode for easy access to smart home controls and more. It's actually pretty convenient.
What's more, because it's a Pixel, many of your favorite features are available on the tablet. For example, Circle to Search makes it incredibly easy to look up something on your screen. There's also the new Hold close to cast, which lets you easily transfer media from your Pixel phone to the tablet just by bringing them close.
I've never used an Android tablet because I never saw much value in them, but I've honestly been pretty tempted to buy the Pixel Tablet for some time. That said, the price always held me back... until now.
Need a new Google Pixel phone too?
