Playing high-end Android games like PUBG or Asphalt 9 is very difficult on the Slate. One thing we know for sure, the Pixel Slate has its own share of performance hiccups. Although we don't know much about real-world performance just yet as we haven't ran any benchmarks at this point, the newer Snapdragon 7c second generation in Lenovo's tablet should theoretically outscore the Pixel Slate in benchmarks. Performance is sometimes tough to predict on a prerelease product, but the Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5 should be the winner between these two quite handily. The Duet 5 keyboard layout looks nice and a bit more spacious than the original Duet from 2020, but we can't say for sure that it will be comparable until we test it out. Still, the Pixel Slate does offer a keyboard with multiple typing orientations and a comfortable layout.
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The initial reviews of the Pixel Slate keyboard were favorable, although the Slate did have a lot of buggy Bluetooth issues. When it comes to keyboard quality, much is still unknown about the Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5. This is the biggest consideration right now if you need to use your Chrome tablet for work and need a keyboard or pen input. With the Pixel Slate, you're going to spend an additional $300 just to enjoy keyboard and pen support on the device.
The Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5 includes both the detachable keyboard, but the USI pen is sold separately. Either way, you're getting an above-average panel with solid brightness from both of these devices around 400 nits.Īs mentioned earlier, the keyboard and pen on the Pixel Slate are completely optional add-ons. The display on the Pixel Slate doesn't have the best color accuracy though, so we'll need to see how the Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5's FHD panel compares there when we review it. However, the Pixel slate is the winner in overall ppi with its 3000 x 2000 Molecular Display. Unfortunately, the Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5 doesn't have a fingerprint scanner option on any of the many configurations.As for the displays, you get a high-resolution panel on both of these Chrome tablets. This is refreshing to see as many high-end Chromebooks leave off biometric security options that improve user experience. The Pixel Slate features a fingerprint scanner embedded in its power button. One key difference is the biometric security found in the Pixel Slate. The Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5 supports the USI pen standard, but you still need to buy the USI pen separately, either from Lenovo or from a third-party manufacturer on Amazon. The Pixel Slate requires the optional Pixelbook Pen, bought separately for $99, though you can find it on sale easily these days. Both of these tablets also support pen input. The Pixel Slate is constructed from magnesium alloy while the Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5 is made from an aluminum alloy. The inclusion of the detachable keyboard in the base price is a definite win for the Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5.Both tablets are made of metal and quite durable. The Pixel Slate has an optional detachable keyboard, which must be bought separately and is still quite expensive.
One thing we do know is that the Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5 actually comes bundled with the detachable keyboard in the box. Both tablets are similarly thin and compact, but keep in mind they both weigh substantially more if you add the optional detachable keyboard in either case. This is something to take note of, especially since the Pixel Slate actually has a slightly smaller screen. Is around the same weight as the Pixel Slate, according to the specs sheets. Starting off with design and build, these tablets are similar in a number of ways. Dual front-firing speakers for better surround sound.2 USB-C ports for charging and 4K display connection.Duo Cam optimized for video calling: 8MP, ƒ/1.9 aperture,.Titan C security chip for better on device security.Pixel Imprint™ fingerprint sensor on power button.Estimated based on lower brightness settings.8th Gen Intel Core m3, i5 or i7 or Celeron.Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c Compute Platform Gen 2.
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