Google - Pixelbook Go 13.3" Touch-Screen Chromebook - Intel Core m3 - 8GB Memory - 64GB Solid State Drive - Just Black

Y'all, I am so impressed with this Pixelbook. I brought it on a cruise with me thinking I would use it for Gmail and Google Docs on and off, but then ended up quarantined in my cabin for the final day....and I have watched two entire baseball games, played every offshoot of Wordle you've ever heard of and then some, sent hours and hours worth of facebook messages, and I'm still nowhere near a low battery! I thought a day in quarantine would be massively boring, but I'm living the life on a balcony with a laptop I never need to charge. I would recommend this to anyone who understands what a Chromebook is. As long as you don't expect to be able to download programs, it's the best thing ever. (Seriously, 99% of programs you would download are not compatible with the ChromeOS. If you need anything specific that is not browser-based, this is not the device for you.) The one downside is it has slightly tinny speakers compared to some fancier laptops. It's not problematic when there's white noise (like, say, ocean waves in the background), but I do notice it when there's silence. The battery estimate photo is not indicative of heavy video usage day, that was from a day where I used Google Docs and nothing else. But seriously this battery life is like nothing I've ever encountered.

Love everything about it! except how it absorbs prints on touch screen and it's outer magnesium body and not having bluetooth 5.0 only 4.2 . But no deal breaker best chromebook i've owned after owning 2 previous chromebooks. Price is some what expensive should've cost 500.00 to 550.00 but with Titan security chip & updates till 2026 with magnesium build & feel not plastic it's worth it's price rather have good quality very pleased & content with purchase!

Computer is great, but it’s very hard connecting accessories such as the pen, mouse and headset. We manage to get the headset working after many tries, but so far not the pen and mouse. But all-in-all great purchase.

Purchased the Google Pixelbook Go for my 6th grader July of 2020 and it's been working out great for at home learning this fall. She uses Chrome books at school so was familiar with how they operate. This is my first experience & I love it too. When she's not using it, I use it for web browsing, emails, Netflix and have even created a few spreadsheets. Was surprised how amazing the sound was that comes from two speakers on each side of the keyboard. The images on the screen are great too, my MacBook Air looks better of course but for just over $600 it's perfect. The keyboard is super responsive and comfortable to type. Love the light weight also as I hold it on my lap when not at my desk. Battery life lasts me all day, have never had an issue running out of juice. Looking for a printer that's compatible right now, my Brother Laser did not work with it and I bought an Anker adapter for the USB to C connection for some devices. Love it overall and would buy again for sure. :)

As the owner of a Pixelbook, I was disappointed with how fragile it is and how easy the back glass cracks. So I got a Pixelbook Go and was very happy. Slim, sell constructed and easy to use. In my eyes it had surpassed Pixelbook as bestchromebook. My only hope is that an 11-12” model is released as i love small laptops

The only thing I have to adjust is the sensitivity of the keys.

It is a hard transition from Desktop and Laptop to this new way to be social and stay plugged in. Especially when you are a senior. But I am moving forward and hope the wifi printer from Epson will get here.

Do not buy. After 2 months, the hinge broke, which also damaged the screen. Google refuses to honor the warranty. A quick search shows that there are many, many people who had the exact same experience. Google is trying to avoid responsibility for its own defect.