Screen: 12.3” 2400x1600 400 nits IPS Display RAM: 8 GB Storage: 128gb SSD Build of Materials: Aluminum unibody & Corning Gorilla Glass Battery: 41 Wh (8-11 Hours) Support: Official updates through 2028 MISC Items: Fanless Design for the CPU (whisper quiet) Glass Trackpad Soft White Palmrest (ie, one of the best features in my opinion, its niche but so slick for end-user interaction) Enables soft-close of the screen-lid and is featured on the outside of the device as well, resulting in a non-slip safety measure on the outside when the laptop is resting on a surface. Again, there was a ton of thought into this feature. Touchscreen Display Included is the Google Pixel Pen, which optimizes this interaction to the next level Superb keyboard and typing experience (ie, also backlit individual keys) 2 USB-C Ports and a Headphone Jack

Includes all original packaging, usb-c 45W Charger, and exclusive Pixel Pen with again all of the associated materials included too. In addition to this, I have a rechargeable battery pack and dock that comes with this bundle too specifically for the Google Pixel Pen that I’ll include alongside this. Overall, it's been a rock solid ChromeOS based device, truly one of one,I just haven’t been able to use it much since starting my new job.

ChromeOS also comes packed with tons of included goodies/perks that I haven’t redeemed that are tied to the Pixelbook such as a free year of Google One Cloud Storage and YouTube Premium amongst a few other promos that get updated every few months. On an added note, this does still receive security and software updates, which will continue for a few more years.

• $350 (cash preferred)