Pixel Tablet, Pixel Slate and older Google tablets. Screen replacements, batteries, charging ports and more. Walk in, no appointment needed.
Cracked glass, lines across the display or touch that stopped responding. The Pixel Tablet's 11-inch screen is a big piece of glass, and we replace it with the right part.
Drains overnight, shuts off early or won't hold a charge. A tablet that lives on the dock all day wears its battery faster, and a new one brings back a full day.
Won't charge, loose cable, or only charges at one angle. We replace the USB-C port so it charges every time.
Won't charge on the speaker dock or keeps dropping off it. Usually it's the pins on the back of the tablet, and we clean or replace them.
Blurry video calls, a cracked lens or a camera app that just goes black. It's usually the camera module, and we swap it out.
Don't charge it and don't put it in rice. Bring it in so we can clean the board before corrosion sets in.
The fingerprint reader is built into the power button. If it stops reading or the button won't click, we replace it.
Won't turn on, or won't charge even with a new port. We do the board-level work most shops pass on.
A cracked screen is the Pixel Tablet repair we see most, usually from a slip off the dock or a drop off the couch. Fixing it means you keep the tablet, the dock setup and everything already on it.
Pixel Tablet batteries wear out like any other, and a new one is one of the best value repairs you can do. A loose USB-C port or a tablet that won't charge on the dock are separate fixes, and just as common.
Spilled coffee on the counter, a splash in the kitchen, a drink knocked onto the dock. Don't charge it and don't put it in rice. Bring it in as soon as you can.
Google's 11-inch tablet with the charging speaker dock, from 2023 on. The one we see most.
Google's 12.3-inch ChromeOS tablet. Screens, batteries and charging repairs if parts are available.
Google's first Pixel tablet with the magnetic keyboard. We work on it if parts are available.
Older Google tablets. We work on them if parts are available.
Don't see your model? Bring it in. If Google made it, we've probably worked on it.
Walk in or start a repair online.