Fintie Case for Google Pixel Tablet 11 Inch 2023 Release, Multi-Angle Viewing Protective Stand Cover with Pocket & Pencil Holder Compatible with Charging Speaker Dock, Gray

I was looking for a cost effective case for my pixel tablet and this worked out perfectly. Fits my model tablet exactly, works well with the charging base, light weight and easy to hold. I haven't had to open or close it extensively yet, but so far the construction feels reasonably solid and overall the material feels durable. So far I would say this is excellent quality for the price and would strongly recommend to others.

This case fits the tablet perfectly. The cutout for the speaker dock works very well. The cover is solid and so pretty. I will purchase another one if this one wears out.

We picked up this grey case/holder specifically to use with our Pixel Tablet, which we've repurposed as a baby monitor for overnight checks. I needed something reliable that would hold the tablet securely on the night stand and allow us to angle it just right to see the crib clearly without having to get out of bed. This stand has been doing that job really well.Setting it up was simple, and the tablet fits snugly. It feels stable enough that I'm not worried about it tipping over during the night. It just sits there and does exactly what we need it to do.For our specific purpose of holding the tablet steady as a monitor, it's been great. Haven't run into any issues or downsides with it yet.Pros:Securely holds the Pixel Tablet.Offers several adjustable viewing angles.Feels stable and reliable for stationary use (like on a nightstand).Simple, straightforward design. Purchased the grey one.Cons:None encountered so far for our specific use.

Nice case it works well. The tablet snaps securely into the plastic retainer, volume, and power buttons are easy to access, the fingerprint sensor still works well. Nice, grippy secure texture to the case. I would buy it again.

I have a Fintie case for my Kindle and it's been great. So when I needed one for a Google Tablet, I found this case which is a pumped-up version of my Kindle case. I really like it, it fits the tablet perfectly and allows me to hang the tablet on the speaker base, as well as to give me a good grip when holding it, or to prop it on my lap or a table. It's really nice to have such flexibility for travelling - I no longer bring a laptop along and this makes the tablet totally usable. I also have a MoKo case that is a perfect fit for the tablet with the Kintie case on. It's a great combo!

... I somewhat reluctantly got it anyway and I'm glad she twisted my arm. I have a case on my Pixel 7 phone, but never had one on my Samsung tablet, never saw the need. But after getting this one for my Pixel 11 tablet, I'm impressed. It's well thought out, provides good protection and even has a small pocket on the front for a few papers or cards.Access ports are provided for both the camera lens and the charging stand - and the case will prop the tablet up in both portrait and landscape orientation. It's attractive, and at $25, is reasonably priced. What more could you want? I recommend this Fintie Case for my 11 inch Google Pixel Tablet without reservation.

So far I've ordered five cases for my Pixel tablet in my search for a case that I actually liked, that didn't have a cut out for the dock (it's covered on this case). I'll even preface this by saying I'm not a huge fan of folio style cases. That being said, this has been my favorite so far.Pros:- The material on this case looks like a fabric however, it feels more like a rubber almost. It has a nice grip to it. Which is nice, it does not feel slippery. It also feels easy to clean, doesn't seem like you could stain it.- The inside lined nicely. Even the "case" part that holds the tablet. The cut outs for all the ports are well aligned.- I've attached a picture of the fingerprint / power button. This case has a recess in it, to make this button easily accessible. I've picked up some other cases that this button is tough to get to. It's clear they thought about this.- I was a little worried about the stylus tab but so far it's held up pretty well, and has remained it's elasticity. It holds my stylus very well. It's also a nice feature. If you don't need it, it's not really in the way either.- When you open this up fully (fold it back on itself) it lays flat. Not all the folio cases I've tried now do this.Cons:- My biggest gripe about this one is the raised bumps on the lid to adjust it's position when sitting up. I don't care for these as they are resting on the screen when closed. That being said they are soft like the rest of the interior. I wouldn't deduct points for this. Being raised they also very positively lock the tablet in place when sitting, so it won't fall. Some may consider this a pro.- This does open left to right. Can't really deduct points for this either. This is just the way these cases are going to be, as it's due to the position of the fingerprint / power button on this tablet.I would very much recommend this case. This has been my winner so far. I have several cases in the closet, and this is the one that is on my tablet.

This case is well made, fits well & is easy to use with a Pixel Tablet. That said, I've found it's really only useful in landscape mode- the case doesn't do a great job of keeping the tablet upright in portrait position. It's nice looking but the lack of stability when positioning the tablet vertically means that unless you're using it only with the speaker dock, there's likely a better option for your Pixel Tab.