Google - Pixelbook Go 13.3" 4K Ultra HD Touch-Screen Chromebook - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - 256GB Solid State Drive - Just Black

I am loving my new Pixelbook Go. I bought it basically to have a bigger screen for my mobile phone, since I already have an Android Phone. I am not disappointed. Listening to music sounds awesome! It has a rich and vibrant sound, the bass shines through, but the music is loud and clear. If you are wondering what the benefits of having a machine like this is, well, it's lightweight, fast, and has apps that the phone can't run, albeit, some apps that it can not run that a phone can. But since it has a chrome web browser, you can get those on the web browser rather than having to deal with an app. Video on it seems to be great as well. I don't really need hi def picture, but it sure is clear none the less. If there was one thing about it that I don't like, it would be that there isn't a "home screen" per se. They call it Pinning to Shelf. The way it works, you swipe up on the bottom of the screen, and all the apps are there. Instead of a traditional home screen like on a PC/laptop. If I could put the apps I use on the screen that you see after the super fast boot up time, that would ideal for me. You can use the touch screen, or you can hook up a Bluetooth mouse to it, which is what I prefer to do. But, it is very touchy doing so. If you move just a tiny bit, it doesn't click like it should, it's as though you are trying to move something, rather than opening it up. Small things, but overall, I am impressed. There are 2 USB-C ports, and a 3.5 mm port for plugging in a headset. I find I am using this more and more over my Gaming Laptop. Only because I don't have a whole lot of time to play anymore, work is plentiful. I think this has a webcam in it, but I have not used it, so I can't comment on that. Yeah, it's not a cheap machine, but I expect to get a few years out of it (I hope). This version of the Chromebook opens only like a traditional laptop, it does not fold all the way around. I think that is called tenting, but this does not do that. Hope this helps with deciding if this is right for you. :)

I was really skeptical at first because this is super expensive for a chrome machine. However I was pleasantly surprised with the result. You can definitely get a MacBook Air for this price ... so why bother with this? The specs themselves are not that difference ... slightly better on the screen resolution... and the screen is touch and the CPU is slightly faster but overall you're not going to feel that. What you will feel is the longevity and reliability of this machine. It boots instantly. It will work for years with the guaranteed multiyear support.

I bought the pink for my wife. I really like the build quality, the material. Screen, sound, and battery life are much better, and it certainly makes an improvement over my Pixelbook (2017). However, it wouldn't replace it as I enjoy tablet and tent mode too much. Google has also improved tablet mode a lot by adding gestures. I hope to see this reflected in a subsequent Pixelbook (2020?) and I would be there to order it again.

great chrome book especially if you want to use Linux apps or develope apps

If you can use an android phone you can use the googlebook

works great. it’s all about browsing speed and picture quality.

Performs all functions at an above average level. No regrets when it comes to this purchase.

Has most of the apps I need and space. Should be efficient for the next few years.