I do. It's fine. Probably overpriced when I bought it, but you can find good deals now (and on the insanely priced base for it). It does definitely feel cheaper than a Pixel phone, but it works perfectly well.
I'm running grapheneos on my pixel tablet. My biggest complaint is that the screen is only 60Hz, makes the whole thing feel more sluggish than my phone. Otherwise it's a fine tablet.
Remember, 60Hz feeling slow is simply something that is used to sell you more expensive stuff you don't need. 60Hz is perfectly fine. If I can game at 60Hz anybody can use a daily driver tablet at 60Hz.
60Hz feeling a lot more sluggish than a high refresh rate display is a fact, not just marketing. There are diminishing returns after 120Hz, but the jump from 60Hz is immense and very noticeable.
I can use the tablet just fine, I did say it's a fine tablet overall. It just feels worse to use than my phone with a 144Hz display, and it feels like an odd choice when most phones have >60Hz displays.
Perhaps good to know is that the Pixel tablet will get about two and a half years of security updates from google . Since GrapheneOS relies on these updates, you will get the same time of their updates. After that, they offer extended (but limited) support.
We regularly use our samsung tablet with lineageOS. It's cool for youtube in bed, or as entertainment for the kids on the road. Never felt I need the latest security features of graphene on there.
I do. It's fine. Probably overpriced when I bought it, but you can find good deals now (and on the insanely priced base for it). It does definitely feel cheaper than a Pixel phone, but it works perfectly well.
Thank you
I'm running grapheneos on my pixel tablet. My biggest complaint is that the screen is only 60Hz, makes the whole thing feel more sluggish than my phone. Otherwise it's a fine tablet.
Remember, 60Hz feeling slow is simply something that is used to sell you more expensive stuff you don't need. 60Hz is perfectly fine. If I can game at 60Hz anybody can use a daily driver tablet at 60Hz.
60Hz feeling a lot more sluggish than a high refresh rate display is a fact, not just marketing. There are diminishing returns after 120Hz, but the jump from 60Hz is immense and very noticeable.
Guys I feel like you're missing my point here...
My point is that you don't NEED more for just a tablet. I'm not saying there isnt any difference..
Plus, running lower refresh rates improves battery life by quite a bit.
I can use the tablet just fine, I did say it's a fine tablet overall. It just feels worse to use than my phone with a 144Hz display, and it feels like an odd choice when most phones have >60Hz displays.
Perhaps good to know is that the Pixel tablet will get about two and a half years of security updates from google . Since GrapheneOS relies on these updates, you will get the same time of their updates. After that, they offer extended (but limited) support.
Definitely worth it. Runs exceptional woth GOS
I've got two running GOS.
One as my daily carry, another a home security system controller and family Spotify tablet.
I use the daily carry with separate user accounts (home / work) and complement with a usi2.0 stylus and Nebo Notes for hand written notes.
We regularly use our samsung tablet with lineageOS. It's cool for youtube in bed, or as entertainment for the kids on the road. Never felt I need the latest security features of graphene on there.
Using it right now. Zero Google installation sources.