Testseek.co.uk have collected 93 expert reviews of the Google Pixelbook 12.3 inch and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Google Pixelbook 12.3 inch.
October 2017
(77%)
93 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(81%)
2684 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Gorgeous design and comfortable in use thanks to silicone pad
Baked in Google Assistant is a fun feature
Decent battery life and fast charging
High-res screen and 360-degree hinge for versatility
Good build quality
A solid performer with a decent keyboard
Gorgeous design
Excellent keyboard
Google Assistant built in
Runs Android apps
Gorgeous screen
Excellent build & flexibility
Keyboard is great to type on
The Google Pixelbook has a sleek convertible design. Its sharp touchscreen is bright and colorful. Performance is fast
Lag-free and smooth. The dedicated Google Assistant button is useful
Beautiful design
Fast charging
Google Assistant integration
Sublim design
Fullständigt stöd för Android-appar
Fantastiskt tangentbord
Utmärkt stöd för stylus
Chrome OS so much better than before
Pixelbook Pen costs extra
The design is fabulous
Fast
Slick design
Good keyboard and touchpad
Sharp display
Flexible form factor
Great battery life
Android apps work well
Extremely slim
Handsome look
Beautiful
Pixel-dense display
Feels snappy in everyday use
Battery can easily last a full workday
Immaculate build quality
Powerful performance
Slick operating system with Android apps
Sleek and stylish design
Extremely thin and lightweight
Which makes it easy to carry around with you
The laptop comes with Google Assistant built in
So you can ask the Assistant to create emails for you
Get the details of your next calendar invite an
The editors didn't like
Android/Chrome apps can be confusing
Lacks pro-spec apps as per Windows/MacOS
Big bezels for a modern device
Spec largely excessive for a Chromebook (at present)
It's hugely expensive
At this price and specification the Google Pixelbook is simply too expensive. Way too expensive. Furthermore
The speakers are tinny - and they certainly shouldn't be at this price - and Chrome OS is limited. Android apps also proved hit and miss
Rating
Pricey
Still can't run proper desktop apps
ChromeOS still fairly limited
As expensive as a full-blown laptop
Few pro-level art apps defeats the point of the Pen
It's expensive. The stylus is sold separately. It has the same built-in limitations as other Chrome OS systems
ChromeOS not yet suited to every task
Very expensive
Glass rear will be fragile
Pen shouldn't be optional
Pennan säljs separat
Dålig ljudprestanda
Ingen biometrisk inloggning
Low power processor
A MacBook Air or Macbook may be a better option
Wobbly display
Minimal Pixelbook Pen support
Professional apps aren't as fully featured as on Windows and Mac
Only two USB TypeC ports and no SD card slot
Chrome OS has limited inking support
Assistant isn't as useful as it could be
Android apps are supported
But buggy
Big display bezels
Weedy speakers
Android apps aren't optimised for Chrome OS
High price for a Chromebook
Lacks enough USB ports (ideally we'd like to see three or more)
A card reader and a HDMI socket
It's expensive
Many of the apps you can use on the Google Pixelbook let you continue working even when there's no internet access
Abstract: It's been four years since Google released the last premium Chromebook, the Chromebook Pixel, and now it's ticking the standard for Chromebooks up once again. Starting at $999 for the base model, Google is selling the Pixelbook at a premium price, and it'...
Published: 2017-10-27, Author: Brian , review by: techcrunch.com
Abstract: It was easy to discount the Chromebook early on. The earliest models weren't particularly capable, with limited functionality, an anemic app selection and a reliance on a constant internet connection. But the products were a surprise hit in schools, now c...
Published: 2017-10-26, Author: Raymond , review by: mashable.com
Gorgeous, bright touchscreen, Incredibly tactile and responsive keyboard and trackpad, Beautiful, sturdy aluminum and glass construction, Runs Android apps from Google Play and really well
USB-C ports aren't Thunderbolt 3, Battery life is a little weak
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Published: 2017-10-26, Author: Jacob , review by: bgr.com
Abstract: Google's emerging hardware division has had a very rough week. The company's new Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL were perhaps the most hotly anticipated new Android phones of the season, and early reviews seemed overwhelmingly positive. Once the phones actually be...
Abstract: The next generation of mobile, done Google-style.Meet the Pixelbook, or as Google calls it, "the laptop reimagined".It's the latest Chromebook from Google and it's a lot different than anything we've seen from them before. It's thin and light and futuris...
ChromeOS is taking a big leap forward with the Google Pixelbook, the first truly premium Chromebook in years from the company and its many hardware partners. Chromebooks aren't often thought of as premium computing devices, and Google is working toward ch...
Abstract: Chrome OS has come a long way from its start as an operating system that could only run Google's browser and a set of applications built to run inside a limited environment. The Pixelbook is the company's latest push to make the OS attractive to a wider a...
Pen costs an extra $99, Pen latency not consistent throughout different apps, Nowhere to store Pen on, in, or around Pixelbook, Voice commands only work when device and screen are on, Google Assistant lacks GSuite agenda and calendar integration, The best
I really enjoy the Pixelbook's keyboard it has a good balance of firmness and feedback. The trackpad is big and works well, Google quotes up to 10 hours, and I think with a little brightness and load management, it's pretty easy to get close to that numbe
At $100 and with few 3rdparty applications optimized for it, it feels like an afterthought. Even in Google's suggested demo apps, the latency just feels very average. There's also nowhere to put it in or on the Pixelbook, The Pixelbook is way too big and
For the Chrome OS fans out there itching for a new premium Chromebook that they can proudly whip out at the local cafe, the Pixelbook is a win. If you already know Chrome OS does what you need (or, alternatively, that you can live with the ways it doesn't...
