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Google Pixelbook (i7, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB)

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  • Meet google pixelbook, the high performance chromebook. Its the first laptop with the google assistant built inches press the google assistant key on your keyboard or say "Ok google" to get started. The google assistant is always ready to help
  • Features 7th gen intel core i7 processor, 16gb ram and 512gb for storage. The long lasting battery delivers up to 10 hours of use and its fast charging so you can get 2 hours of use in 15 minutes
  • 4 in 1 design adapts to whatever youre doing with laptop, tablet, tent and entertainment modes. Access to favorite apps including google drive, g mail, YouTube, ever note, slack, infinite painter, light room, rob lox and many more
  • Pixelbook's super thin and lightweight design measures 10.3 millimetre and weighs 2.45 pounds. Features a 12.3 inch 360 degree touchscreen display, a sleek aluminum body, corning gorilla glass and a backlit keyboard
  • Powered by chrome OS with automatic software updates so youll always have the latest virus protection. It starts up in less than 10 secs, stays fast throughout the day, and wont slow down over time

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Meet Google Pixelbook, the high performance Chromebook. It’s the first laptop with the Google Assistant built in. The long lasting battery delivers up to 10 hours of use and it’s fast charging so can get 2 hours of use in 15 minutes. 4 in 1 design adapts to whatever you’re doing with laptop, tablet, tent and entertainment modes. Access to favorite apps including Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Gmail, YouTube and more. Pixelbook's super thin and lightweight design measures 10.3 mm and weighs 2.45lbs. Features a 12.3” 360° touchscreen display, a sleek aluminum body, Corning Gorilla Glass and a backlit keyboard. Powered by Chrome OS with automatic software updates so you’ll always have the latest virus protection. It starts up in less than 10 secs, stays fast throughout the day, and won’t slow down over time.

Brand: Google


Model Name: Google Pixelbook


Screen Size: 12.3 inches


Color: black,silver


Hard Disk Size: 512 GB


CPU Model: Core i7


Ram Memory Installed Size: 16 GB


Operating System: Chrome OS


Special Feature: Backlit Keyboard


Graphics Card Description: Integrated


Color: black,silver


Hard-Drive Size: 512 GB


Operating System: Chrome OS


Other Special Features of the Product: Backlit Keyboard


Graphics Description: Integrated


Graphics Coprocessor: HD615


Hard Disk Description: SSD


Item Weight: 2.5 pounds


Video Processor: Intel


Specific Uses For Product: personal, business


Graphics Card Ram: 1


Automatic Backup Software Included: Chrome OS


Form Factor: Chromebook


Hard Disk Interface: Unknown


Voltage: 3.7 volts


Graphics Ram Type: DDR DRAM


Compatible Devices: External displays, Bluetooth mice, Bluetooth keyboards, USB storage devices, printers, Pixelbook Pen


Warranty Type: Limited


Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness: 0.41"L x 0.41"W x 0.41"Th


Chipset Type: Intel 200-series (estimated)


Hard Disk Rotational Speed: 1 rpm


Power Device: Built-in Polymer Battery


Video Output: DisplayPort over USB-C


Operating System Family: ChromeOS, Windows


Screen Size: 12.3 inches


Resolution: 2560 x 1600 pixels


Native Resolution: 2560 x 1600 pixels


Display Type: LCD


Display Resolution Maximum: 2400x1600


Display Technology: LCD


Touch Screen Type: capacitive


Screen Finish: Glossy


Display Maximum Resolution: 2400x1600


Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi


Wireless Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi


Wireless Compability: 802.11ac


Bluetooth Version: 4


Wi-Fi Generation: Wi-Fi 5


Total Usb Ports: 2


Hardware Interface: USB Type C


Number of Ports: 2


Total Thunderbolt Ports: 2


Audio Output Type: Bluetooth


Microphone Form Factor: built-in


Processor Series: Core i7


Processor Speed: 5 GHz


Processor Count: 2


Processor Brand: Intel


CPU Model Number: Core i7-7Y57


CPU Model Generation: 7


CPU Model Speed Maximum: 3.6 GHz


CPU L3 Cache: 4 MB


CPU Codename: i7-7Y75


Brand: Google


Model Name: Google Pixelbook


Model Year: 2017


Model Number: GA00124-US


Built-In Media: Charger, Chromebook


Manufacturer: Google PC


UPC: 842776102294


Number of Items: 1


Model Series: Pixelbook


Global Trade Identification Number: 94,


Item Length: 8.69 inches


Item Type Name: NOTEBOOK_COMPUTER


Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited


Mfr Part Number: GA00124-US


RAM Memory Installed: 16 GB


RAM Memory Technology: SDRAM


Memory Clock Speed: 1600 MHz


Ram Memory Maximum Size: 32 GB


RAM Type: DDR SDRAM


RAM Memory Slot Total Count: 1


RAM Size: 16 GB


Memory Storage Capacity: 16 GB


Battery Cell Type: Lithium Polymer


Battery Life: 1 hours


Battery Average Life Standby: 10 hours


Lithium-Battery Energy Content: 41 watt-hours


Human-Interface Input: Keyboard, Microphone, Touch Pad, Touchscreen


Keyboard Description: Backlit


Notebook Pointing Device Description: Touchpad


Keyboard Layout: QWERTY


Control Method: Touch


Touchpad Feature: True


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    • The best Pixelbook money can buy in 2020 especially if you like to use a pen!
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The built, the fit and finish, the screen, the keyboard, the touchpad, how it is still thin and light when it gets folded over, the amazing battery life and performance, most NVME (very fast) storage than other Chromebooks. The list goes on and on! This is the best Pixelbook money can buy in 2020 especially if you like to use a digital pen. I feel this one is best suited for digital artists who also want an amazing keyboard built into their Chromebooks. Chrome OS has really matured and is getting updates and features more than any other Apple OS and Windows. With Web Apps, Android Apps, and Linux built in you will have more ways to accomplish anything in this machine except perhaps heavy duty video editing. Google is even bringing Valve's Steam to the Linux side of Chrome OS for those who like to game. The main complian about this machine is that the pen does not fit I side the body of the machine. Well, I say that's its main advantage!!! The only other machine that comes close to this as of July 2020 is the Red Samsung Chromebook. That one has a horrible battery life relative to this one and its S pen is tiny because it fits inside the body of the device. That turns it's pen into a toy. Pixelbook's pen on the other hand fits perfectly well in my hand ssi hold it and I love that. I bought a nice carry bag for it that protects my precious Pixelbook. The carry bag has two front pouches. I keep the USB C power brick in one pocket and a Microsoft surface mouse, a USB C dongule/hub with multiple ports, and the pen in the other pocket. This way I always have all the necessary accessories with my Pixel book. The higher end models of Pixelbook Go are also great, except you can't use a Pen with the Pixelbook Go. The Pixelbook Core i7 512GB, Pixelbook Go, and the Red Samsung (if you don't mind the tiny stylous and lower battery life), all the only Chromebooks that compete with, and beat Apple and Microsoft in a game that they have had many years of headstart on. This particular model is so ahead of the curve that it has remained just as relevant even though it was released more than a year ago. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2020 by AlexW
    • I can run Linux 18.04 with Steam on this Pixelbook!
Style: Pixelbook Only
If you want a versatile, user-friendly, fast, combination tablet/laptop that runs Google Play apps, this is a great product. Pros: - Rugged metal casing that also disperses heat - Runs Linux with some Steam games - Bright ,colorful, and clear display - Very fast - Light weight - Portable - Can extend desktop to another display with addition of a USB-C minidock (I'm using the UtechSmart 11-in-1 USB-C hub) - Touchpad is VERY responsive - Boots up VERY quickly (about 3-5 seconds from power-on to login screen) - Apps load quickly and internet surfing is very quick - Photos open quickly and can be edited on-the-fly - There are a large number of Apps already available that are geared toward the Chomebooks to take advantage of the more powerful processors/memory - Has Linux capability already built-in - Possible future support for Windows 10 (referred to as the eve-campfire project) Cons: - Some apps have minor visual glitches when switching between laptop mode and tablet mode (anticipate a fix with newer patches) - The left USB-C port occasionally stops working when I connect the mini dock to the left side port but is easily fixed with a hard shut down and restart ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2019 by Jonathan P. Graham
    • the computer wifi and other parts stopped working after a year of using it inside my office
Style: Pixelbook Only
at the beginning it was a good and fast simple pc. I paid premium price and got a mediocre computer. spoke to google about it, they would not replace it because its been a few weeks past the warranty period. the computer is not usable. I through 1800$ to the trash just now after a year and no one cares. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2019 by Eyal
    • In the first place it is a beautiful machine, quite stunning in fact
Style: Pixelbook Only
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Had been looking to get something different for quite a while having used a win 10 Toshiba laptop and a Macbook Pro on and off for the last 6/7 years and the Pixelbook looked to fit the bill. Boy does it fit the bill! In the first place it is a beautiful machine, quite stunning in fact, very lightweight too weighing in at just over a couple of pounds. It's also amazingly fast, easily the fastest computer I've owned (and that includes my self built i7 pc). Although I own several android phones and tablets this is my first Chromebook and I've found it very easy to adjust to Chrome OS. I know that it seems to be a very expensive laptop (especially for a Chromebook )but for me it's all about the quality and my experience with this Pixelbook has been a joy. One big deciding factor in purchasing from Amazon US was the price difference compared to the UK. At the time of purchase, Amazon had the free Pixel Pen offer at a price of $1649 which at the time, including taxes and delivery to the UK was £1475. If I'd bought it from Amazon or Google with a separate pen(no free pen offer here!) it would have cost me £1800 so I saved £325... $450! One very happy chappy 😁.....Picture of my wallpaper on my Pixel book (My Labrador Milly) very clear and detailed screen. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2018 by David Gibson
    • Fun to use and fills a niche
Style: Pixelbook Only
I'll be honest. I didn't fully understand what I was getting when I ordered this Pixelbook, and buyer's remorse kicked in as soon as I clicked "Place your order." I had to carefully consider what I'd just done, and quickly, because this pricey piece of hardware would arrive the next day! I asked myself what in my current computing situation was lacking. My desktop suits my needs for heavy-duty photo editing and storage, but I am tired of being tethered to it for everything. My tablet has been a helpful friend, but its use is limited AND its battery is degrading quickly. I have never wanted to cart around a laptop, and I didn't think getting another tablet was the answer. I also wanted a good solution for travel, including photo backup capability. After watching and reading everything I could find about the Pixelbook and its rivals, I felt better about my snap decision. The recent price cut offered on Amazon was sweet, but the fact that it pairs so well with the Pixel phone which I recently switched to was also a big factor. It has great capacity for photo storage; however, I did have to buy a USB-C card reader to tap into it. (As yet, untested.) After spending a week with it, I now feel positive and pessimistic at the same time. My impression of the original Chromebook format from its inception was that it was limiting. That is less so now that it runs android apps. Since I won't need it to do everything and it's portable and fun to use, I think it nicely fills my technology gap. It is lightweight and sleek but also has the flexibility to work as a laptop or a tablet. The attached keyboard has a nice touch with raised bars on the f and j keys to help you find the right location. The pen is essential if you want to tap, write, or draw, especially if you snack on popcorn as you work in the afternoon. It’s very responsive when you click the power on button which is handy except for the times you accidentally hit it. My biggest concern is the battery. I was dismayed when my battery dropped by 10% off a full charge when it had been sitting on my shelf doing nothing after its first half a day. I turned off Bluetooth and the "Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep" setting, and it no longer loses charge when sitting unused for long periods. I’ve also learned to watch the screen brightness that is usually automatically set higher than I need it to be, and I switched off the keyboard backlighting. Another battery issue, however, is still worrisome. The calculated remaining battery life estimate is totally erratic. It’s quite disconcerting when you start up after a full charge, and it shows your battery life is around 2 hours. And then after a few minutes 6 hours, and after a few more minutes 4 hours, and so on. After doing a lot of research, I think this will even out and get more predictable as the battery is “broken in,” if there is such a thing with batteries. Now, on about my 3rd charge, I’m seeing higher estimates—9 and above—interspersed with the lower ones. I’ve learned about Crosh and how to check the battery with crosh commands. So, I’m feeling better but not yet totally confident. It’s been a big learning curve for me, but there is plenty of help available on the internet, especially on the product’s support site. At this point, I'd give it 5 stars as far as delivering the functionality I need, but 1 star until this battery life question is more settled. That should average out to 3 stars, but I going to give it 4 based on how much I like it. I hope the battery issue will work out. If it does, I’ll bump it up to 5. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2019 by db
    • Great all-rounder. Bullet-proof hardware.
Style: Pixelbook Only
I have the i7 512Gb Pixelbook and it is easily the best laptop I've ever touched. Better than the MS Surface or the Apple Macbook, absolutely rock solid hardware, brilliant flexibility, speed, reliability and security. And better value than those others, for the same spec. File browser app could be a little more fully-featured. Doesn't run full versions of Office apps (but mobile versions work great and cover 90% of what you need). In the grand scheme of things, these are minor drawbacks given the outstanding performance of this device in every other area. New bonus feature: turn on Linux support in the settings and you can install any Linux app as well as all the Chrome OS and Android apps. There is very little that this thing cannot do. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2018 by R Bouchard
    • Disappointed
Style: Pixelbook Only
Initially, I was pleased with this computer. After 3 months of use, the computer is getting glitchy. I have to admit I demand a lot from my computers. Working on several projects at once, I might have 10 pages open for each project. Initially, this computer could handle it. But after 3 months of use, the keypad stopped working for a week. The claim that the computer will not slow down over time has not been my experience. The longer I have it the more things seem to be going wrong with it. I am however very impressed with my husband's new Lenovo Yoga 930. The fastest computer I've ever seen. I was hoping the Pixelbook would perform like that. Unfortunately, I don't like windows operating systems. If it hadn't of been for that, I would have returned this computer in a heartbeat and gotten a Lenovo. It just doesn't seem like there are any viable options out there these days for solid performance. That being said, I love Chromebooks so this is my third purchase. My first one was an Acer. I loved my Acer computer. Next was a Samsung. Very disappointed with the Samsung. Experienced some of the same problems I'm experiencing with the Pixelbook, but 10x's worse. After having owned 3 chromebooks from three different makers, what has become apparent is that some of the problems I'm experiencing are not hardware related, but program related. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2019 by a. gale
    • Wanted to like it but many bugs and beta features
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Really nice hardware but numerous software issues make it hard to recommend at the moment. I think in a year or so Chrome OS is going to mature to a more capable desktop OS with Linux apps, Android apps, progressive web apps, and traditional web apps all coexisting, but for now it's hard to recommend unless you are sticking to just web apps. Android apps are hard to use because of scaling issues, poor implementation of tablet sized layouts and pause states, and some pretty significant instability (even in Google's own apps). The scaling issues also extend to Chrome windows - layouts are less broken than in Android apps but if you aren't running at 2x (slightly too big) or 1x (way too small) you get some scaling artifacts that can be pretty distracting. Less screen bezel so you didn't need to scale down from 2x would be one fix for this. At the default scaling a lot of websites are designed for a display just a little wider than the Pixelbook screen. Bluetooth is pretty buggy. It's like going back to the Bluetooth stack from Android 3 years ago, devices never connecting and disconnecting during use is common. Don' t get this if you rely on Bluetooth. This also affects the Smart Lock and tethering features, they are pretty unreliable. The only other way to login is your main Google account password, so if you use a generated password, it's pretty inconvenient to login if smart lock isn't working. I gave the dev channel a try to see if it improved any of the Bluetooth issues and try out Linux apps. Bluetooth has the same issues in the latest builds. Linux apps work but many need GPU acceleration and this is still upcoming (this looks like it's actively being worked on). Nice stuff about the hardware, the keyboard is great, it's a very well built machine, feels great to type on and use the trackpad. In tablet mode it's a bit awkward due to the weight and the keys on the back, but it is usable. If you want a laptop first and just occasional tablet use, I think it's pretty good. If you are looking for a tablet mainly, other devices will serve you better. If you're reading this six months or a year from now, the software will likely have improved and then I'd really recommend it. But for now, it's very alpha/beta quality depending on your use case. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2018 by NH

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