Google appears to have quietly discontinued the Pixel Tablet, removing the device from its online store and main navigation menu.
The move marks the end of the three-year-old tablet's run and raises questions about whether Google will release another Pixel-branded tablet.
Pixel Tablet vanishes from Google Store
The Pixel Tablet is no longer listed on the Google Store, and the tablet category has been removed from the site's main navigation.
A direct link to the product page now redirects to the Google Store homepage, leaving little official trace of the device.
The tablet had already been marked out of stock before its listing was completely removed.
Some dedicated accessories, such as the Pixel Tablet Case and Charging Speaker Dock, remain visible but are mostly unavailable.
Third-party availability has also dried up, with Amazon showing no stock and Best Buy listing the device as no longer available in new condition.
Google introduced the Pixel Tablet in 2023 as a hybrid device that could function as a standard Android tablet and a smart home display when docked on its charging speaker dock.
It launched at $499 in the US, with the dock sold separately, and became the only tablet in Google's current hardware lineup.
A successor was reportedly considered, with the Pixel Tablet 2 said to have been planned with upgrades such as a 120Hz display and 4K external display support.
However, Google reportedly cancelled those plans over profitability concerns, and a possible third-generation model was also said to have been shelved.
Google had promised software updates for the Pixel Tablet through June 2028, but the company has not clearly stated whether that support commitment will change.
For existing owners, the bigger question is how Google handles support after ending sales.
