What is the Pixelbook In short, it's Google's idea of what a laptop should be in 2017. It follows the Chromebook Pixel both in its stunning design and eye-watering price.

A bit more than I wanted to pay, but it turned out to be worth a bit extra. A great product.

Firstly - this is Chrome OS, not Windows or Mac, so it basically allows you to do whatever you can do in a Chrome browser. You can add to that the ability now to run a wide range of Android apps as well.

I bought the original version of this, thinking at the price I was getting top of the range. And now - 2 and a half years later - it drives me mad with problems with the cursor/touchpad.. You hit something and whatever is 'underneath' is what happens. All the time.

Very good experience. Sketching is good. WIth linux introduced, coding is good. Used lenovo active capacity pen instead of google's pen.

Delivered very quickly. And packaged superbly. This device delivers on the promise of capability and build quality up there with the best. If your world is Google-centric, and you've owned lesser Chromebooks, you will not regret your purchase. Read more

Google's Chromebook might be a good device at around £200 - especially in the jam-smeared hands of schoolchildren - but is a high-end version of the Chromebook worth it, especially at £1,249. Yes, £1,249. ...

Thanks to a comprehensive hands-on leak, we now know much more about Google’s next-gen Chromebook

The Pixelbook Go gets a lot right - stunning design, long lasting battery and portability factor. It does just boil down to what is a luxurious Chromebook with a touchscreen and an in-built assistant - and we’d recommend this to anyone who travels a lot and uses Google’s suite of apps. The webcam is another plus for those who have a lot of web meetings. If you’re usually in browser mode and use cloud-based apps for work, then the Pixelbook Go is the ideal companion.

10 hour+ battery ; lovely deisgn; lightweight; silent keyboard; excellent webcam;

not the best specs; there are cheaper alternatives;