The Pixel Tablet 2 would've been faster and more powerful — and likely more expensive. Frankly, Google learned the wrong lessons

The second-gen Pixel Tablet would have offered DisplayPort connectivity at up to 4K. With the ability to connect to an external display and a planned keyboard attachment, the Pixel Tablet 2 would have been well positioned to take advantage of the windowed app support that's currently testing in the Android 15 QPR1 beta.

Before the Pixel Tablet 2 was reportedly nixed, Google was eyeing a 120Hz screen upgrade, larger battery, and better cameras for the ill-fated successor.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

The Tablet 2 apparently would have gotten a 120Hz 10.95-inch LCD display, doubling the refresh rate of its predecessor, while the resolution would’ve been unchanged at 2,560 x 1,600 pixels. The Tablet 2 had some camera upgrades,

Google might have canceled its 2025 tablet, but we've obtained its full specs and I wish it was still planned to be released.

A new leak has revealed details about the major improvements that Google may have included in the cancelled Pixel Tablet 2.

Google’s Pixel Tablet 2 may remain a concept rather than a reality, as the company has reportedly killed the device and might be working on Tablet 3 instead. However, new insights from Android Authority paint a picture of what the device could have offered in terms of hardware configuration.

Firstly, just last week, Android Authority reported that the Pixel Tablet 2 was in the works, boasting upgrades like a better camera, a more powerful processor, and compatibility with a keyboard cover — all significant changes over the original Pixel Tablet.

Here's what could have been. Google has allegedly canceled the Pixel Tablet 2, as we found out last month, and today we get some new details about

The uncertain future of Google's Pixel Tablet continues as a report purports what could've been for its second model. The latest Pixel Tablet 2 report stems from Android Authority