The Google Pixelbook is the best Chromebook ever made.

Extremely slim; Handsome look; Beautiful; pixel-dense display; Feels snappy in everyday use; Battery can easily last a full workday

Chrome OS has limited inking support; Assistant isn't as useful as it could be; Android apps are supported; but buggy

For most users, though, I still recommend premium convertibles like the Lenovo Yoga 920, the HP Spectre x360 13 , or the Dell XPS 13 2-in-1, just because of the wealth of Windows programs availble.

Premium construction and styling; Android apps for offline use; Instant Tethering with Pixel 2 phone; Contextual search with Pen and Google Assistant

Very expensive for a chromebook; Only two USB-C ports; Pen is separate purchase

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.

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.

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

Nimble, lovely to use and great looking, the Pixelbook Go is speedy and has a battery that lasts all day. It might still be a bit more expensive than other brands' Chromebooks, but it's a heck of a lot cheaper than previous Pixelbook models, which we think makes it a real winner.

Lovely design that's lightweight and attractive; Speedy performance; Not as pricey as previous Pixelbooks; Great keyboard;

Android app support is still ropey; Trackpad isn't the best;