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Google is desperate to sell Pixel Tablets, pushing ads via notifications
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I think the speaker stand is a good product for the google nest users out there, but it should have maybe been a separate option or something.
I think it'd be nice if they offered an option without the base for $400 especially since the hub experience on it as it is currently isn't very good. All hub mode does currently is turn it into a glorified digital picture frame with the home controls button in the bottom corner and the Google Home experience isn't as good as a Nest Hub.
As it is right now, I wouldn't consider the Pixel Tablet as a replacement for the Nest Hub.
Out of curiosity what makes the nest hub better/what features does Google home lack?
I initially hoped it would have a hub specific interface that looks similar to the Nest Hub. Instead though, the dock basically puts it into screensaver mode and the home icon pulls up the basic Google Home like if you were to tap the quick settings icon.
As a tablet, it's decent but I wouldn't get it if you're mostly planning to use it with Google Home as I think the current experience is disappointing.
Thanks for the clarification!