Sleek design ; Good keyboard and trackpad ; Solid battery life ; Google Assistant support is fantastic

App offering is lacking for power users and creatives ; Android apps can crash/not work on occasion ; Expensive for what it is

The Pixel Slate has promise, but Chrome OS needs work.

A superb screen ; Good build quality ; Expandable and versatile

Performance issues on review ; Very expensive

Brilliant display ; Premium design ; Plenty of power

Not optimised for keyboard ; Battery could be better ; Heavy

The Pixel Slate has a nice display, solid construction, a great-feeling keyboard accessory, supports mice and trackpads (like all Chromebooks), and has always-on Google Assistant as an option.

The Pixel Slate feels a little too heavy and has buggy software and unimpressive performance. It's expensive compared to competing Chromebook/tablet alternatives.

There are a lot of good ideas in the Pixel Slate, but this pricey Google tablet doesn't do enough to distinguish itself from the plenty of other great Chromebook options out there.

Great stereo speakers ; Solid battery life ; Bright, sharp screen

Flaky Android app support ; Expensive ; Occasional wobbly performance and navigation

Top tier hardware matched with software that doesn’t deserve it

Gorgeous display ; Good battery life ; Excellent speakers ; Full desktop browser on a tablet is extremely useful

Performance as a tablet is subpar ; Android apps on Chrome OS are still a confusing (and sometimes buggy) mess ; Very expensive ; Pricey keyboard folio doesn’t work well on your lap

I love tablets and I love Chrome OS, and I was hoping to love the Pixel Slate. Despite the problems I've had, part of me still does. When I sit down and use it as a laptop, it's one of the best Chrome OS devices I've used. The screen is fantastic,...