Google has removed the Pixel Tablet from its official store, according to several reports. The device, which was launched three years ago, may now be officially discontinued. The change was first noticed by the tech news site Jetstream, which had previously reported that the tablet had been marked "Out of stock" a few days earlier. Now that the product has been entirely removed from the Google Store, it appears that the Pixel Tablet is no longer in production or available for purchase through the company’s direct sales channels. Despite the tablet's removal, some accessories for the Pixel Tablet remain listed on Google’s website, though most are currently out of stock. For example, the Pixel Tablet Case and Charging Speaker Dock are no longer available, and users are only given the option to "get notified" when these items might be restocked. Only one accessory, the Wasserstein Pixel Tablet Speaker Stand, is currently in stock. The Pixel Tablet was introduced in 2023 during Google’s I/O developer conference. At launch, it was sold for $899, which included a charging speaker base, making the bundle more appealing to buyers. However, the device is no longer available for purchase on Amazon, and Best Buy’s listing indicates that it is no longer offered in new condition. These signs suggest that the tablet may have been phased out of the market. Google has not officially confirmed whether the Pixel Tablet is now discontinued. The company has stated it will provide updates once it receives confirmation. Until then, the removal of the device from its store and the unavailability of most accessories suggest that the tablet may no longer be in active production or sales.