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r/GooglePixelC•

I've been debating between getting a Pixel C or a Shield K1. I want a tablet for reading (PDF, comics, technical docs), videos, gaming, social media, and especially chatting. Both tablets have their pros and cons, but there is one question I specifically haven't found a good answer for regarding the Pixel C:

Is the Pixel C, with its weight and size, comfortable enough to use as a tablet without the keyboard accessory? Specifically, just how usable is it with only the onscreen keyboard?

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r/androidtablets•

I am looking for advice to help deciding between the Shield K1 and the Pixel C.

I've had both generations of the Nexus 7 and liked their size but had at times wished they were a little bigger. Recently my 2013 Nexus 7 died.

I mostly read (PDF, comics, technical docs), watch videos, use social media, some light gaming, and chat a lot on my tablet.

Shield K1 looks appealing in terms of size, specs, and stylus. That said, it is running and old 32bit K1 soc and the battery life gets mixed reviews at best. I am concerned support will end soon and it doesn't look like there's good 3rd party ROM support.

The Pixel C looks appealing in terms of build quality, raw power, display, and timely updat

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