But some of the garbage collector changes are also rolling out to older Android versions through a Play System Update.

https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2026/06/Android-17...

I'm not sure though if GrapheneOS gets mainline modules at all (most likely not).

It's complicated. The Tensor G2 Pixel tablet was a solid device, and you can still buy it new from Google (with no choice on color or size in my country), but production has been discontinued and the two direct generational successors were canceled, in sequence. First it was skipping a generation, then it was canceling it entirely. The rumored "Pro" version also appears to have been axed.

I've used mine daily since it came out, and it's a great experience. I'd recommend picking it up for anyone who wants GOS on a larger screen. An iPad it isn't, but my iPad Pros have sat almost totally dormant since I got it years ago.

It lacks horsepower compared to the latest Pixel Pros, but that hasn't been a practical concern in anything I've done with it so far.

GrapheneOS runs on an extremely limited set of hardware, mostly Google's own Pixel phones.

There's a shot of GrapheneOS on a tablet just past the three-minute mark in this video. I suspect that's a Pixel tablet (of which thee are several), though I'm not certain and the video doesn't specify:

<https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=aNgupWEV13M&t=188>]

Google Pixel tablet: <https://store.google.com/us/product/pixel_tablet?hl=en-US>

Discussion on Reddit says Google Pixel and Pixel Fold are both supported (tablets): <https://old.reddit.com/r/GrapheneOS/comments/16bp6e9/anyone_...>.

It runs on tablets and folding devices. There hasn't been a recent tablet meeting the requires but the Pixel 9 Pro Fold and Pixel 10 Pro Fold are supported. Both of those are phones folding out into a close to square tablet. There will be more standalone tablets supported again.

Not sure about tablets, but you can connect most of the recent pixels to a display

There's an (un)folding Pixel that runs GOS. Not exactly a tablet, but possibly sufficient depending on your needs. Not cheap, however.