Google has apparently abandoned ‘Kiyomi,’ which was thought to be the codename for the Pixel Tablet 3. A new report suggests we won’t see the Pixel Tablet 3, as Google apparently decided to end the Pixel line of tablets last week.

The Pixel Tablet 2 seems positioned to compete more effectively in the premium tablet space, going head-to-head with devices like the OnePlus Pad 2 and Samsung's offerings. The addition of productivity features like the keyboard cover suggests Google's serious about capturing the professional user market.

Having been a no-show at the recent Made by Google Fall event, there’s no firm release date for the Pixel Tablet 2. In the past, a May release to coincide with Google I/O would seem likely, but with the Pixel 9a reportedly due as soon as March, it may be in early adopters’ hands sooner than you think.

Google is actively working on the Pixel Tablet 2, aiming to improve both hardware and software for better productivity. It will come with an official keyboard cover. This new accessory will be attachable to the tablet via pogo pins on the rear,

Android Authority reported on Thursday that the so-called Pixel Tablet 2 has been canceled internally at Google before it was ever officially announced. The timing on this report is a bit strange for multiple reasons.

According to a new report from Mishaal Rahman, the Pixel Tablet 2 as you know it is dead, leaving the original Pixel Tablet as a one-off failure. Allegedly, a third -gen Pixel Tablet is still in the pipeline for a potential 2027 release date,

Google has reportedly canceled the development of the Pixel Tablet 2 owing to lower sales. However, the Pixel Tablet 3 could still very well be a possibility,