Wondering, Is there a Chrome OS tablet?
luckily, there are a couple of them including google´s own google pixel slate.
In the technology era, tablets have become a necessity of life.
Tablets are very convenient to use everywhere you go, indeed tablets are the super portable computing devices, there is no doubt about it!
Whether you’re a games addict, a workaholic, or an intense reader, you can’t do without a tablet.
So what do you have besides Ipads, surface or other android tablets?
The answer is a chrome os tablet.
We Choose these 4 four of the best tablets with Chrome OS at the moment.
4 Best Tablets with Chrome OS
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Google Pixel Slate 12.3-Inch 2 in 1 Tablet
This tablet is produced by Google. The tablet has a 12.3-inch screen and an m3 Intel Core, as well as a built-in 8 GB RAM, and 64 GB processor size.
Its dimensions are 11.4 x 8 x 0.3 inches, and it weighs 1.59 lbs.
Google Pixel Slate is a multitasking tablet that’s suitable for both work and leisure purposes. It features multiple window browsing, screen splitting, as well as combination applications such as Google sheets, docs, and slides.
The battery life is relatively long, as it lasted for almost 10 hours when tested for maximum performance capability.
As you know the Os of the tablet will update automatically in the background to provide you with the latest security updates and features regularly.
Google Pixel Slate has a Duo Camera with a lens that has a wide-angle for a better view, especially in low lighting.
The Google Pixel Slate Keyboard and the Google Pixel Slate Pen are both accessories that could be added to the tablet but purchased separately.
What we Like
- It has 2 USB ports
- External accessories could be added to it for maximum use of its features
- Reliable- could be used as a laptop
- Could be used separately as a monitor
- Lightweight
What We Don’t Like
- Expensive
- The software has some bugs and lags a lot
- The touchpad and keyboard don’t respond well
Asus Chromebook Tablet-Super Strong Protection
The Asus Chromebook tablet features a touch screen that’s 9.7 inches, QXGA resolution, a 4 GB RAM, a storage size of 32 GB, a slot for a Micro SD card, and a USB slot.
The tablet’s design is heavy-duty and has super strong protection that’s quoted as “military-grade”, as all of its corners and edges have a thick rubber layer to protect it against heavy bumps.
The Asus Chromebook Tablet dimensions are 9.4 x 6.8 x 0.4 inches and weigh 1.1 lbs.
It’s also protected by the 3D layer of rubber to prevent fingerprints, scratches, and damage in general.
The Asus Chromebook’s processor operates by OP1 Hexa-Core, which allows it a smooth performance while having multiple applications running all at the same time besides many browser tabs as well.
A Wacom EMR Pen is built-in the tablet for users that aren’t comfortable typing or using their fingers to virtually write.
The featured tablet has a strong battery life that lasts up to 10 hours, which makes it reliable for work use, or even if you’re a fan of movies or playing games.
What We Like
- Durable and well protected
- Small and lightweight
- The rubber texture is easy to clean
- Suitable for children as it’s well-protected
- Long battery life
What We Don’t Like
- Becomes slow when Linux apps are running
- Lags a little when heavily used
- The software has a lot of bugs
- The touch screen isn’t sensitive enough
Acer Chromebook Tab 10-The Shocks Proof
The Acer Chromebook tablet has a built-in ARM Cortex A53 processor, a 9.7 inches screen, 4 GB Ram, and a 32 GB processor. It also has a built-in stylus and a USB slot.
It doesn’t have a fancy design, yet has a protected back with a thick layer of rubber-like coating to provide a good grip to the user.
The Acer Chromebook’s dimensions are 9.4 x 6.8 x 0.4 inches and weigh 1.21 lbs.
The battery life lasts up to 9 hours per charge.
What We Like
- Durable- protected back that protects it against scratches and shocks
- Cheap
- Exclusively designed educational apps for the software
- Suitable for children’s use
What We Don’t Like
- The tablet isn’t designed with a kickstand- not practical if you’ve got a keyboard
- The software is unreliable- too slow
- The software has many bugs
- Poor camera performance
- The battery real-life lasts for a max of 7 hours
- Only a few apps support the software
- Speakers aren’t loud enough
CTL 9.7″ Chromebook Tx1 Tablet – Best for Students
The final tab for our review is the CTL 9.7” Chromebook Tx1 Tablet. CTL is known to be a company that focuses mainly on education, so this tablet is mostly targeting students.
This lightweight and compact tablet has a 32 GB built-in storage and a Rockchip RK3399 (OP1) processor that’s been specially designed for Chrome OS, besides the USB slot available and the built-in stylus pen.
The tablet’s screen is a 9.7-inch Gorilla Glass-3, which makes it durable and scratch-resistant. It’s also made of a texture that’s non-slip and designed with an outer frame that’s drop-resistant.
A Micro SD card could be added to the tablet for additional storage. Besides, the Google Drive storage of the user.
The CTL 9.7” Chromebook has two built-in cameras. A front one that’s 2 MP and a rear one that’s 5 MP.
The dimensions of the tablet are 6.8 x 0.4 x 9.4 inches and it weighs 1.2 lbs.
The battery life lasts up to 10 hours per charge.
What We Like
- Cost-effective
- Fast performance
- Durable, scratch-resistant screen and drop-resistant frame
- Lightweight
- Compact size
- Reliable battery
What We Don’t Like
- Very basic- not the right tablet for anyone looking for a high-tech gadget
- Doesn’t have any accessories
- Can’t connect a keyboard to it
Wrapping up
After reviewing 4 tablets designed to operate with Chrome OS, our top pick is the Asus Chromebook Tablet.
Of course, it depends on the reason you use it for, however, We believe it’s reasonably priced, durable, and has a practical size and weight.
but if you are looking for the best performance with a little deep pocket then go for google pixel slate by all means.
Hopefully, this article helped out a little in deciding on your next Chrome OS tablet.
What would you say?