Google Pixel Tablet with Charging Speaker Dock

I admit that I probably could have chosen a better tablet. But everything I have is in the Google ecosystem and namely the pixel lineup. So it made sense to me to go along with this. The pros are that the screen is awesome. The weight of the device feels solid. The build quality is pretty good.. I like that it has a fingerprint sensor for security. It seems to be fairly fast as far as media and browsing is concerned. But getting into the value of this device, I feel like there are better tablets out there with better options and features, capabilities and even accessories included. The camera quality is probably one of the biggest cons. There is no optical zoom. There's no image stabilization at all. It does not take good photos of fine print. No matter what distance or level of zoom you use. You are going to have a hard time adding any payment card to your Google wallet if you have to take photos of ID for Bank purposes. And cross device syncing like messages and notifications still don't work on this tablet. The front camera is about as good as you'd expect on a tablet, but the pixel line is supposed to be known for its stellar photography. This 8 megapixel single sensor with no light, this is not what I expected. That's the biggest disappointment. Not to mention third party accessories are very slim. I don't believe this tablet is up to the task of being a business tool or for creative purposes. This tablet is not advertised as such with a stylus or pen. That one might take advantage of certain apps to their advantage. I think overall this is a good media consumption tablet, but I would hesitate to buy in on the pixel brand image and I'm not sure comparing pricing that I would go with this tablet. Even though it has a tense or G2, it only has eight gigs of RAM. My pixel 8 pro phone has 12 gigs of RAM with a tenser G2. Basically what I'm saying is that most flagship modern phones have a stronger capability and feature set than this tablet does.