Google removes Pixel Tablet from its online store

Google has delisted the Pixel Tablet from its official store, suggesting the device may be discontinued. The tablet, which launched three years ago, has been removed entirely from the product lineup, and Google has also eliminated the "Tablet" navigation option from its homepage menu.

The removal was first documented by Jetstream, which had previously reported that the device was marked out of stock. The complete delisting now points toward an official discontinuation, though Google has not yet confirmed the decision. Most Pixel Tablet accessories remain listed on the store but are unavailable, with customers able only to request notifications for potential restocks. The sole exception is the Wasserstein Pixel Tablet Speaker Stand, which remains purchasable.

Google introduced the Pixel Tablet during its 2023 I/O developer conference, pricing it at $899 when bundled with a charging speaker dock. That bundle pricing was designed to justify the cost for consumers. The device is no longer available on Amazon, and its Best Buy listing indicates it is out of stock and unavailable in new condition.

The discontinuation marks the end of Google's tablet efforts following a relatively brief market presence. The company has not announced any successor device or future tablet plans.