You can then use the Tablet as you would one of Google's smart displays, like the just-mentioned Nest Hub. There are several options, ranging from a simple (yet colorful) full-screen clock, to a slideshow that uses your Google Photos account.Īlso: How to set up a locked folder in Google Photos on Android When docked, the Tablet automatically goes into Hub Mode and displays a screen saver of your choosing. But that's all the speaker in the dock really adds - don't expect to be blown away by it. However, with the volume turned up, there's a clear difference between the Tablet's speakers and the Tablet when docked when it comes to the overall volume and the added bass. I think the issue was that I had the volume too low. The first few times I docked the Tablet while watching a video or streaming music, I didn't really notice a huge change in the audio quality from the dock. Inside the dock is a speaker that automatically activates whenever you connect the Tablet to the dock, increasing total volume and bass. If you want more than one dock, you can buy extras for $129. The dock uses pogo pins and magnets to charge and hold the Pixel Tablet in place.
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