Google Pixelbook Go Review: The Almost PERFECT Chromebook?!

This is the Google PixelBook Go, a device that's fairly interesting for a couple of reasons. See Google created Chrome OS with the idea of giving the world a light weight and affordable operating system for the masses, and yet, none of Google's offerings has ever been inexpensive, and some weren't even that great to begin with.

And this is the part that baffles me about the Google hardware approach. Companies like Amazon are not interested in making money out of the hardware, since their core business is in the services. Google has a very similar business model, and yet every single Chromebook they've launched in the past was always about excess. Specs too powerful for ChromeOS, and naturally, prices that went beyond a thousand dollars.

That's part of the story of why this computer matters. The new PixelBook Go is a more mature solution that intends to just be a really good computer, at a more decent price. The only question now is if its good enough to warrant the fact that it's still on the higher tier of pricing for a Chromebook. I'm Jaime Rivera with Pocketnow, and this is our full review.

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