Google Pixelbook Go vs HP Chromebook x360 14

I really want to like this for how long the battery lasts and for how much it still can almost do. But almost isn't good enough.

Quality device (case, screen, keyboard, speakers). Totally satisfied, for business and personal use.

I wish the computer had streaming capabilities, basic ones, because for the same price I could've bought an HP and would've been able to do all the same plus stream gameplay. I didn't have any issues leaving it on alone and coming back to work on it an hour after. Again, for the price and for what it offers, it is expensive, perhaps $200 too expensive. Although I experienced a wonderful work computer, I didn't find it worth keeping because it was just too expensive

The Go is an expensive product, as Chromebooks go, and it doesn’t top our list because the Chromebook Flip C434 offers similar specs and features for a slightly lower price. But we think plenty of shoppers who value long battery life and lightweight build might prefer to spend a bit more on this device instead.

The ultimate reason to get the Pixelbook Go is because it's so lightweight. The PxlGo weighs about the same as an iPad with the keyboard attachment (the light one not the magic keyboard).

7 by 12.8 by 8.6 inches, though it's too beefy to hold in your hands instead of your lap in tablet mode—at 3.64 pounds, the HP is a full pound heavier than the 14-inch Asus Chromebook Flip C436

The ribs on the bottom give the Pixel Book an extra bit of visual flair and also make it easier to grip, making it just the kind of design that makes ...

Speakers and keyboard are fantastic, battery life is brilliant for me. It's a 360° convertible, has stylus support, and will get automatic updates until June 2028.