Google Pixelbook (i5, 8 GB RAM, 128GB) (GA00122-US)

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Brand	Google
Series	Google PixelBook
Display Size	12.3 Inches
Operating System	Chrome OS
Processor Count	2

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Meet google pixel book, the high performance chromebook; it’s the first laptop with the google assistant built in; 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 i5 processor, 8gb ram and 128gb for storage; the long lasting battery delivers up to 10 hours of use and it’s fast charging so you can get 2 hours of use in 15 minutes
The 4 in 1 design adapts to whatever you’re doing with laptop, tablet, tent and entertainment modes; ACcess to favorite apps including google drive, Gmail, YouTube, Evernote, slACk, infinite painter, light room, rob lox and many more
Pixel book's super thin and lightweight design measures 10.3 millimeter and weighs 2.45 pounds; features a 12.3 inch 360 degree touchscreen display, a sleek aluminum body, corning gorilla glass and a bACk lit 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

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Meet Google Pixelbook, the high performance Chromebook.

Everything you love about Google, for work and play.


The first laptop with the Google Assistant built in. Quickly get answers, get things done, manage your day and more - with the Google Assistant. It's like having your own personal Google.	Get help from the Google Assisstant. Press the Google Assistant key on your keyboard to say "Ok Google" to get started. The Google Assistant is always ready to help.	Circle with the Pixelbook Pen. Use your Pixelbook Pen to get help from the Google Assistant. Simply press and hold the button, then circle text or an image on your Pixelbook to get answers or take actions quickly.


Adapts to your world with a 4-in-1 design. Pixelbook's 10.3mm super-thin unibody and 2.45 lbs lightweight design includes a 12.3" 360° touchscreen display. It seamlessly adapts to whatever you are doing with laptop, tablet, tent and entertainment modes. Pixelbook also features an ultra-sleek aluminum body, Corning Gorilla Glass detail and a backlit keyboard.	Keep going with an all-day battery. With up to 10 hours of use, Pixelbook's battery lets you stay on the move without looking for outlets. And when you do need a charge, get two hours of use with just 15 minutes of charging.	Built for speed with 7th Gen Intel Core processor. Google Pixelbook comes with the 7th Gen Intel Core processor for faster browsing, multitasking, entertainment and more.


Apps for work and play. Do more of what you love with apps including Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Gmail, Photos and more. You can also download your favorites from YouTube Red and Google Play Movies to enjoy even without Wi-Fi.	Speed, simplicity and security, built in with Chrome OS. Pixelbook is powered by Chrome OS, so it'll automatically update itself and you'll always have the latest virus protection. Plus, your Pixelbook will start up in under 10 seconds, stay fast throughout the day and won't slow down over time.	A more helpful pen. Pixelbook Pen. Meet the smart, responsive pen for your Google Pixelbook. It works with the Google Assistant and it lets you write, draw, and design naturally.

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Customer Rating	(488)	(174)	(1405)	(2374)	(94)	(887)
Price	From $1,000.00	$1,449.00	$599.99	$269.99	$1,096.00	$421.99
Sold By	Available from these sellers	eMonkey	Amazon.com	Amazon.com	ARF Tech	Ari Tech
Computer Memory Size	8 GB	16 GB	8 GB	4 GB	8 GB	4 GB
CPU Model	8032	8032	Core M Family	Celeron	8032	Intel Core i3
CPU Model Manufacturer	Intel	Intel	Intel	Intel	Intel	Intel
CPU Speed	3.3 GHz	0.00 MHz	3.4 GHz	2.8 GHz	0.00 MHz	2.1 GHz
Display Resolution Maximum	2400 x 1600	2400 x 1600	1920 x 1080 pixels	1366 x 768 pixels	2400 x 1600	1920 x 1080 pixels
Screen Size	12.3 inches	12.3 inches	14 inches	11.6 inches	12.3 inches	13.3 inches
Graphics Coprocessor	HD615	HD615	Intel HD Graphics 615	—	HD615	Intel Integrated Graphics
Graphics Description	Integrated	Integrated	Integrated	Integrated	Integrated	Integrated
Hard Disk Description	Flash Memory Solid State	Flash Memory Solid State	SSD	Embedded MultiMediaCard	Flash Memory Solid State	Flash Memory Solid State
Hard Disk Size	128 GB	512 GB	64 GB	—	128 GB	—
Human Interface Input	Keyboard	Touchscreen with Stylus Support	Touchscreen	—	Keyboard	Touchscreen
Item Dimensions	11.43 x 8.69 x 0.44 inches	11.43 x 8.69 x 0.44 inches	12.60 x 8.00 x 0.60 inches	11.65 x 8.11 x 0.79 inches	11.43 x 8.69 x 0.44 inches	12.20 x 8.43 x 0.67 inches
Item Weight	2.45 lbs	2.45 lbs	3.30 lbs	—	2.45 lbs	2.97 lbs
Operating System	Chrome OS	Chrome OS	Chrome OS	Chrome OS	Chrome OS	Chrome OS
Processor Count	2	2	2	2	2	1
RAM Memory Technology	DDR3L	SDRAM	DDR3L	LPDDR4	—	DDR4
Wireless Communication Standard	802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n	802.11ac	Bluetooth, 802.11b/n/ac	Bluetooth	802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g	802.11ax
Wireless Communication Technology	Wi-Fi	Bluetooth, WiFi	Bluetooth, Wi-Fi	Wi-Fi, Bluetooth	—	Wi-Fi, Bluetooth

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Product description

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.

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Summary

Standing screen display size

12.3 Inches

Max Screen Resolution

2400 x 1600

Graphics Coprocessor

HD615

Chipset Brand

Intel

Card Description

Integrated

Graphics Card Ram Size

8 GB

Wireless Type

802.11n, 802.11b, 802.11g

Number of USB 3.0 Ports

Other Technical Details

Brand

Google

Series

Google PixelBook

Item model number

GA00122-US

Hardware Platform

Unknown

Operating System

Chrome OS

Item Weight

2.45 pounds

Product Dimensions

11.43 x 8.69 x 0.44 inches

Item Dimensions LxWxH

11.43 x 8.69 x 0.44 inches

Color

White

Rear Webcam Resolution

8 MP

Processor Brand

Intel

Processor Count

Computer Memory Type

DDR SDRAM

Flash Memory Size

128

Hard Drive Interface

Unknown

Hard Drive Rotational Speed

1 RPM

Power Source

Battery Powered

Batteries

1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)

Technical Specification

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Additional Information

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B075JSK7TR

Customer Reviews

488 ratings

3.9 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#21,501 in Computers & Accessories (See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories)
#193 in 2 in 1 Laptop Computers

Date First Available

October 4, 2017

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Alvaro

Great chromebook, not for everyone.

Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2018

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The item is a fantastic product and the most premium chromebook you can buy. However, I would say that unless you specifically want the pixel pen or the google assistant feature, you can get other chromebooks costing $400-500 and pretty much have the same experience. However, since I love having the best and am huge fan of chromebooks, I would definitely buy again. It's thin, fast, beautiful, and feels great in your hands. The pen is useful although not absolutely necessary. It's worth it if you get it cheaper than full price.

Again, the selling point (in comparison to other chromebooks) is the pixel pen & google assistant feature.

(Update April 1)
So I was accidentally messing with the Chromebook and cracked the screen. And I researched it and found that they have a fixing program through uBreakiFix, I took it to the to the store and for $480 they will fix the screen. Actually what they do is they send the laptop back to Google and Google sends you a brand new laptop. Obviously although this is quite expensive, this is an amazing feature because you get a completely new pixelbook which actually includes a new charger. I was very pleased with this program they overnight shipped it and I have a brand new pixelbook. I'm very impressed with Google on this.

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Jesse Stevenson

Best laptop of the year!

Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2017

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I recently chose to switch from Windows to Chrome OS. I purchased the Samsung Chromebook Pro back in May of 2017. I liked it quite a bit, however I was not impressed with the keyboard. I decided to upgrade to the Pixelbook, even though it took some convincing on my part because the $1,000 price tag seemed extremely high. I have to be honest, I have not regretted the purchase for even one second. This is, by far, the greatest laptop I have ever owned. The design is flawless, the silicone palm rests are a fantastic detail, and there is nothing you can throw at this machine that will slow it down. It is a productivity monster. Within 15 to 20 seconds of turning the laptop on, I am online and working. There is no slow boot up, no annoying updates, and no expensive antivirus program necessary. Plus, productivity software comes free. No need to purchase a separate program like Microsoft Office Student or anything. Google Docs, Sheets and Slides come free with my Google account and provide everything I need.

If anyone out there is on the fence about buying this, let me make your decision easier: You will absolutely love this laptop, and if you already use Google apps, or you are considering switching to Chrome OS, I promise that you will not regret this purchase at all.

Thank you, Google, for making the best laptop of the year and one of the best laptops ever made.

Update, 2/8/18: Well, it has been nearly four months, and I am still loving my Pixelbook. It has become my one and only daily driver, and I have sold my old Windows desktop PC. I keep discovering more and more things that I can do with this awesome laptop. Below is a pic from Starbucks last night, as I chatted with a friend on Google Hangouts, worked on a spreadsheet for work, edited an audio file, and listened to a YouTube video.

I have fully converted to Chrome OS, and I foresee my Pixelbook being my one and only computer for a long time to come.

Absolutely buy the Pixelbook if you are in the market and have the funds available. Once you realize that you can do absolutely everything you need to do on one, you will never use any other type of computer.

Edit Tuesday, 8/21/18: Business trip, and as you can see in the picture, I have my Google Pixelbook with me as always! It has been nearly a year since I took the "Pixelbook Plunge", and I could not be happier with my decision. The Pixelbook has inspired me to completely embrace Google's vision of the cloud method of personal and business computing. and my only regret is that I did not do it sooner. And now that the Pixelbook is discounted down to $749 and the pen is down to $82, there could not be a better time to get yours. Buy the Pixelbook, you won't regret it!

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A thorough disappointment

Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2018

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I purchased the entry level Pixelbook for a family member who like me is a longtime Android and Google user. ( i5 CPU, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD) After a few frustrating hours, we decided to return it. I don’t write many reviews, and usually none this long, but this experience was so maddening I wanted to share it for other potential buyers.

tl;dr
The Pixelbook is far too limited to be called a true laptop; its not even as capable as a current Android smartphone. It seems like an expensive toy designed to promote Google Assistant.

Here's a detailed list issues we found through basic everyday use in the first 2 hours.
- Google "apps" in the taskbar -Sheets, Gmail, - aren't "apps". They're links to browser plugins. So after you just signed into the laptop, you open the Gmail "app" and get prompted to sign in again. This is a worse user experience then a phone.
- The ability to install Apps from the Play Store is a big selling point. So you can install the Gmail Android app to keep a persistent login. But guess what? There are no system sounds installed, so you don’t get notifications, which is the next problem...
- Notifications are useless. There is a counter in the bottom tray but there is no visual popup or sound to alert you like Windows 10 Android or iOS or any consumer electronic OS made in the past 25 years. When you get an email you don't know until you open the "app" in the browser.
- Checking the interwebs we found a "workaround" to install an Android app with its own sounds built in. Or copy your own sounds from another device into the Notifications folder. That leads to t he next problem, local File Management .
- The native File Manager hides most files from you. You can't access the Notification folder to import sounds from a USB stick. Nor can you easily create a new folder, drag and drop files, or do other core tasks any laptop should provide. You have to download a 3rd party file explorer from the Store to do that. We went through all this and still the system didn't recognize added sounds. Notifications foiled again!
- Back to the file system. It seems Google expects you to sync everything to My Drive. But on a laptop don't most people have some sensitive files they store locally only? Good luck doing this with the built in File Manager.
- Likewise, you can't open password protected MS Office files in Google apps. Its not supported. I found a very crass comment on support forums saying "Drive is password protected, why would you need to protect individual files?" Missing the point totally….
- No worry though you can install the free Android Excel app and open password protected files just like on your phone right? Wrong. Microsoft requires an O365 subscription to use their apps on the Pixelbook or any device with screen over 10". So something you can do or free on any Android phone costs you $10/mo on the $1000 and up Pixelbook. Foiled yet again
- Maybe you heard Chrome OS can run Linux apps in Developer mode. Not for the average user, but your desperate now. While great, you can install LibreOffice the opensource MS Office alternative. Except you need to know how to use the Linux terminal to do it. Even if you do Linux apps are run in a secure container. You can't access your folder structure, you have to copy files you want to work with to a Linux only folder then move them back later. Another half-baked idea not ready for prime time.
- More on running Android Apps. Chrome OS is not the same as Android OS. Under the hood ,the latest Chrome OS 71 is still using the out of support Android version 7.1.2 which no longer gets security updates as of Nov 5, 2018. So the brand new device you just bought is already unpatched! Google brags how secure the device is which makes this even harder to stomach.
- And last, even something as simple as playing music didn’t work right. I loaded a few albums from a USB stick. The stock barebones music player and Play Music apps couldn’t display the .JPG albumart. GMMP Android player from the store could. These are the same albumart files that work on Android phones for years...

All of this is what two reasonably tech savvy users uncovered in just a few hours with the Pixelbook. As longtime Android users we know its not unusual for Google products to get released in a nascent state then be refined over time. But this product has been on the market for a year already and it still feels like its barely a Beta version. I can't believe they make a $2000 i7 CPU, 16GB RAM, 512 SSD version for something with so many issues which can only run browser and Android apps. I can not recommend the Pixelbook to anyone at any price.

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hazzmat

Just overall a bad laptop

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 10, 2019

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I bought this laptop in the hopes that it would help me get through my first year at university with ease. I study architecture and so the first few things i wanted to know are can it run Photoshop, can it run CAD, and can it run word. I even went into a curry's PC world store to ask if it could run those specific programmes, to which i was told " yes of course". It cannot run any of these programmes! for some strange reason google decided to design this laptop so it cannot run Photoshop or CAD at all. They are not compatible with the software ad therefore do not run. I also invested in the pen for his laptop as i believed it would be useful for ding work on Photoshop, but the only thing you can use the pen on is basically an awful version of MS Paint. I also had hoped that i would be able to run word effectively, allowing me to use references and write properly. i was horrified to find out that it runs a tablet version of word that is almost impossible to use and makes writing long essays incredibly difficult. I also was horrified to find out then when i opened the box there was an american plug in it rather than an English 3 pronged 1. I had to go out and specifically buy an adaptor which meant i couldn't even use the laptop after it arrived. an awful product. not worth the money.

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Eugene

Brilliant and April 9 edit... better every day. Best 1K I have ever put out for any device

Reviewed in Canada on March 28, 2018

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I am a long term Mac user, going way way back to the first CRT G3 iMacs (of which I still have two that continue to reliably (and yes I do dare say... flawlessly) boot up OS9 - so yes I like Macs.

I currently run three i7 Macs in my studio and an old but still viable 2011 MacBook Pro 2.4 Ghz Core Duo laptop for surfing the net.

Yet:

This Pixelbook runs circles around any and all of them for my day to day usage. If I am not recording or producing music on my Macs, I am blazing across the interwebs at light speed on this.... and the pen is indispensable once you have it in your hand so just get it.

For the best web and Android experiences this is a no brainer.

The other reviewers corroborate in much greater detail.

Awesome user experience from Amazon and Google and Jeff Bezos, as always.

Bluetooth pretty much is still a hit and/or miss affair, if there is one glaring weak point that"s the one

34 people found this helpful

FearAlias

Good for casual users

Reviewed in India on November 23, 2018

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If you are a casual user like me who browses internet, listens to music and watch videos; pixelbook is better choice than MacBook. Android apps make it better. On the other hand, if you use any professional software like Photoshop, wait for OS to mature.

27 people found this helpful

Ann Marie Fitzy

So Glad I Switched

Reviewed in Canada on January 16, 2019

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As a MacBook user for the past decade, I finally got tired of the spinning wheel and growing uselessness of an old Macbook Pro from 2012. Battery life was almost nill by the end, and there was no point in putting new parts in an old beast that was eventually going to fail on many fronts. I had done a lot of research before buying the Pixelbook, and definitely had my reservations. Would it work for my needs (real estate agent)?

I eventually took the plunge, noting that all of us Mac users had taken the plunge from Microsoft at one point. I figured it couldn't be THAT hard to learn a new operating system, especially one that's based on a mobile platform.

I am so glad I bought this computer. First of all, it looks and feels way nicer than my Macbook Pro. I sometimes have to go use the MBP and it now just feels clunky and outdated. This thing feels premium. The fact that there are no moving parts makes it feel solid (I had the old hard drive in my MBP). It starts up immediately when I open the lid, and I have not had any delay or slowing down when I have a bunch of apps open. I currently have 7 browser windows open, Google Sheets, Google Docs, and the calculator going. No problem.

My main concern was how easy it would be to quickly download PDFs and email them out. I know this sounds silly, but with the limited memory on the Pixelbook, I was concerned that it would be a pain to save and email out docs. I don't want to send a client a link to Google Drive (most of my clients are older). Well, no problem with that. They get downloaded fine and are easy to find on the computer.

In terms of learning a new OS, it's not that different from an iPhone or iPad. It's so stripped down that it is awesome. If you don't know how to do something (ie, screen shot or caps lock), just Google "how do I do X on a Chromebook" and you'll find the answer. Since when did we become so lazy that this is a stumbling block?

The other Chromebook issue that people list as a negative is that it requires a connection to the internet to work. I don't see this issue, since Google Docs and Sheets etc have an offline mode. Maybe other more high tech programs require an internet connection. But doesn't everyone have a smart phone these days that you can tether to? Whenever I am out in the field, I just connect to my phone and I'm good to go. I had to do that to my Macbook anyhow, since there's no offline information that is usefully in real estate. It's all online.

Overall, I am so freaking happy I got this laptop. It's simple, always works, and is gorgeous. Highly recommend.

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マリン

不便を楽しめ！

Reviewed in Japan on July 10, 2018

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このPCはご存知のようにChromebookですから、WindowsやMacのようには使えません。
Andoroid版のアプリが使用できるので、かなりできることは増えましたが、
それでも不自由を感じることが多々あります。

例えば仕事でPowerPoint（Android版を使用可能）を使ってプレゼンしようとしたとき、
通常のPC版のパワポと違い、動画を貼り付けることができませんでした。

仕方がないのでGoogleスライドでプレゼンを作成し直し、
動画はYouTubeにアップし、そのリンクをGoogleスライドに貼り付けるという、
とても面倒くさい方法を取らざるを得ませんでした。

またChromebookは基本的に本体ストレージにファイルを保存することを想定しておらず
クラウド保存が基本なので、ファイル操作なども実に不便です。
iPad pro 10.5も所有していますが、はっきり言って使い勝手はiPad pro 10.5の圧勝です。

しかしこのPCの魅力はそんなことでは失われません。
ガジェット好きなら間違いなく買って後悔することはないはずです。
どのよに使うか？自分なりの使い方を考えるのを楽しむためのPCです。

Linuxに正式対応も決まっていますし、Windowsとのデュアルブートにも対応するとの噂もあります。
今後ますますこのPCの価値が上がるのではと期待しています。

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