Introducing Google Pixelbook, the high performance Chromebook. One, two, three, four ways to use it. Use it as a laptop, or watch your favorite shows. Fold it into a tablet, or stand it up. Pixelbook's unibody is 10.3 mm thin, and ready to go with an all-day battery.
Introducing Google Pixelbook, the high performance Chromebook. One, two, three, four ways to use it. Use it as a laptop, or watch your favorite shows. Fold it into a tablet, or stand it up. Pixelbook's unibody is 10.3 mm thin, and ready to go with an all-day battery.
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last seen 11 May 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Google Pixelbook I7 16 GB RAM 512 GB was $428.00 at Mobileciti, compared across 3 retailers (last seen 11 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $69.00 on 26 Feb 2025.
Prices last updated 11 May 2026.
Google Pixelbook I7 16 GB RAM 512 GB
Introducing Google Pixelbook, the high performance Chromebook. One, two, three, four ways to use it. Use it as a laptop, or watch your favorite shows. Fold it into a tablet, or stand it up. Pixelbook's unibody is 10.3 mm thin, and ready to go with an all-day battery.
Introducing Google Pixelbook, the high performance Chromebook. One, two, three, four ways to use it. Use it as a laptop, or watch your favorite shows. Fold it into a tablet, or stand it up. Pixelbook's unibody is 10.3 mm thin, and ready to go with an all-day battery.
Last updated at 11/05/2026 17:09:25
Google Pixelbook Touchscreen 2-in-1 Chromebook (i7, 512GB/16GB, Global Version) Silver [Refur] - Excellent
Free next-day delivery
Google Pixelbook Touchscreen 2-in-1 Chromebook (i7, 512GB/16GB, Global Version) Silver [Refur] - Excellent
Free delivery between 15–25 May
Google C0A Pixelbook 2-in-1 Laptop i7-7Y75 1.3GHz 16GB RAM 512GB SSD Chrome OS (2017)
Delivery between 13–20 May $9.99
originally posted on bestbuy.ca
When I first stumbled across this computer walking through best buy 6 weeks ago I instantly fell in love with the incredibly sleek look of it. I had also recently fallen in love with my older chromebook and saw the merits of switching to Chrome OS from Windows/Mac/Linux, so seeing this incredible chromebook from Google already had an appeal. Also recent convert to all Google products online & the Google Home / Chromecast devices. I did lots of research online about this machine, and just kept on being wowed by it more and more. Missed a sale on the machine, but then next time BestBuy had a sale on it I picked one up. Wow. I mean WOW!!! Amazing machine, unbelievably thin, and impressive across all categories I can think of. The glass touchpad is the smoothest I have ... MoreWhen I first stumbled across this computer walking through best buy 6 weeks ago I instantly fell in love with the incredibly sleek look of it. I had also recently fallen in love with my older chromebook and saw the merits of switching to Chrome OS from Windows/Mac/Linux, so seeing this incredible chromebook from Google already had an appeal. Also recent convert to all Google products online & the Google Home / Chromecast devices. I did lots of research online about this machine, and just kept on being wowed by it more and more. Missed a sale on the machine, but then next time BestBuy had a sale on it I picked one up. Wow. I mean WOW!!! Amazing machine, unbelievably thin, and impressive across all categories I can think of. The glass touchpad is the smoothest I have ever experienced, touchscreen amazing resolution & touch response,and the Pixel Pen is a great add on too! With the memory & power it now runs not Chrome OS & Android apps but now runs Linux too in both Crostini & Crouton. One thing I've encountered many people say is that with a chromebook that they could do 95% of the stuff they need to do on a computer with it, but for 5% of the time they still need a "real computer". Well now Google has advanced to the point that even a relative power user like me needs no other machine! This PixelBook does 100% of what I need and now retired all my other computers! Seriously, it can even be used as a "Desktop computer" by putting it into tent mode paired with a wireless keyboard & mouse, and you can even have a secondary display! Really, what more does almost everyone need than this? Windows perhaps? Well, rumour has it that Google is now working to get Windows as a option to run on the PixelBook just like Android & Linux now are. What's left? Mac books? Haha! Lots of Mac folks are getting these PixelBooks ;) Who is this computer for? Professionals, those working on their laptops regularly, University students? Most anyone who can afford this amazing piece of tech. Who is this computer not for? Well, I wouldn't give it to my 12 year old for their school chromebook (I've seen how the "rugged" chromebook he uses looks seriously abused & would be heart-broken seeing a PixelBook trashed like that).
originally posted on bestbuy.ca
My pixelbook has a burned out USB port exactly 2 years from the date I purchased it. I have done a powerwash, a hard reset, and a complete restore using the google app. The left side port is still dead, will not charge nor recognize any usb device. I am very disappointed after spending this much money on a top of the line chromebook. I see problems with the ports all over the internet and ultimately there are some devices that recover with the above mentioned steps but sadly mine did not. After researching this event I fully think the pixelbook has a problem with the USB ports because I see so many complaints. At this point I think I'm probably done with Pixel devices, I have a Toshiba Chromebook II which os going on 5 years old with no issues. Same with my sons, ... MoreMy pixelbook has a burned out USB port exactly 2 years from the date I purchased it. I have done a powerwash, a hard reset, and a complete restore using the google app. The left side port is still dead, will not charge nor recognize any usb device. I am very disappointed after spending this much money on a top of the line chromebook. I see problems with the ports all over the internet and ultimately there are some devices that recover with the above mentioned steps but sadly mine did not. After researching this event I fully think the pixelbook has a problem with the USB ports because I see so many complaints. At this point I think I'm probably done with Pixel devices, I have a Toshiba Chromebook II which os going on 5 years old with no issues. Same with my sons, Acer and my wifes Samsung Pro. These devices are flawless and the most expensive one has the defects.
originally posted on ebay.com
Performance is very good. 2 years after buying an i5 version I turned that machine into my daily driver with a 30" 4k monitor. Then I noticed that having more than 10 tabs open created lags. The i7 version, with double the RAM, solves all of that. Screen offers great detail and color, though it is glossy so more difficult to use with a lot of backlight. Square-ish aspect ratio (3:2) is better for productivity than the more rectangular designs. Keyboard is just perfect. Just enough travel, just enough clicky resistance, backlit, and nearly silent. Trackpad is also perfect - better than 2020 machines. Battery life is middling. Expect 6-7 hours. It charges quickly, though. Bluetooth is rough, as with many Google devices. Case design is fine - Silicone pads make it good ... MorePerformance is very good. 2 years after buying an i5 version I turned that machine into my daily driver with a 30" 4k monitor. Then I noticed that having more than 10 tabs open created lags. The i7 version, with double the RAM, solves all of that. Screen offers great detail and color, though it is glossy so more difficult to use with a lot of backlight. Square-ish aspect ratio (3:2) is better for productivity than the more rectangular designs. Keyboard is just perfect. Just enough travel, just enough clicky resistance, backlit, and nearly silent. Trackpad is also perfect - better than 2020 machines. Battery life is middling. Expect 6-7 hours. It charges quickly, though. Bluetooth is rough, as with many Google devices. Case design is fine - Silicone pads make it good on delicate surfaces, and they cushion the screen when you shut it. Sharp edges will wear out your backpack, so get a sleeve.
| Storage | 512GB |
| RAM | 16GB RAM |
| Network Lock | Unlocked |
| Network Branding | Unbranded |
| CPU | Intel Core i7-7Y75 Processor |
Google Pixelbook Touchscreen 2-in-1 Chromebook (i7, 512GB/16GB, Global Version) Silver [Refur] - Excellent
Free next-day delivery
Google Pixelbook Touchscreen 2-in-1 Chromebook (i7, 512GB/16GB, Global Version) Silver [Refur] - Excellent
Free delivery between 15–25 May
Google C0A Pixelbook 2-in-1 Laptop i7-7Y75 1.3GHz 16GB RAM 512GB SSD Chrome OS (2017)
Delivery between 13–20 May $9.99
When I first stumbled across this computer walking through best buy 6 weeks ago I instantly fell in love with the incredibly sleek look of it. I had also recently fallen in love with my older chromebook and saw the merits of switching to Chrome OS from Windows/Mac/Linux, so seeing this incredible chromebook from Google already had an appeal. Also recent convert to all Google products online & the Google Home / Chromecast devices. I did lots of research online about this machine, and just kept on being wowed by it more and more. Missed a sale on the machine, but then next time BestBuy had a sale on it I picked one up. Wow. I mean WOW!!! Amazing machine, unbelievably thin, and impressive across all categories I can think of. The glass touchpad is the smoothest I have ... MoreWhen I first stumbled across this computer walking through best buy 6 weeks ago I instantly fell in love with the incredibly sleek look of it. I had also recently fallen in love with my older chromebook and saw the merits of switching to Chrome OS from Windows/Mac/Linux, so seeing this incredible chromebook from Google already had an appeal. Also recent convert to all Google products online & the Google Home / Chromecast devices. I did lots of research online about this machine, and just kept on being wowed by it more and more. Missed a sale on the machine, but then next time BestBuy had a sale on it I picked one up. Wow. I mean WOW!!! Amazing machine, unbelievably thin, and impressive across all categories I can think of. The glass touchpad is the smoothest I have ever experienced, touchscreen amazing resolution & touch response,and the Pixel Pen is a great add on too! With the memory & power it now runs not Chrome OS & Android apps but now runs Linux too in both Crostini & Crouton. One thing I've encountered many people say is that with a chromebook that they could do 95% of the stuff they need to do on a computer with it, but for 5% of the time they still need a "real computer". Well now Google has advanced to the point that even a relative power user like me needs no other machine! This PixelBook does 100% of what I need and now retired all my other computers! Seriously, it can even be used as a "Desktop computer" by putting it into tent mode paired with a wireless keyboard & mouse, and you can even have a secondary display! Really, what more does almost everyone need than this? Windows perhaps? Well, rumour has it that Google is now working to get Windows as a option to run on the PixelBook just like Android & Linux now are. What's left? Mac books? Haha! Lots of Mac folks are getting these PixelBooks ;) Who is this computer for? Professionals, those working on their laptops regularly, University students? Most anyone who can afford this amazing piece of tech. Who is this computer not for? Well, I wouldn't give it to my 12 year old for their school chromebook (I've seen how the "rugged" chromebook he uses looks seriously abused & would be heart-broken seeing a PixelBook trashed like that).
My pixelbook has a burned out USB port exactly 2 years from the date I purchased it. I have done a powerwash, a hard reset, and a complete restore using the google app. The left side port is still dead, will not charge nor recognize any usb device. I am very disappointed after spending this much money on a top of the line chromebook. I see problems with the ports all over the internet and ultimately there are some devices that recover with the above mentioned steps but sadly mine did not. After researching this event I fully think the pixelbook has a problem with the USB ports because I see so many complaints. At this point I think I'm probably done with Pixel devices, I have a Toshiba Chromebook II which os going on 5 years old with no issues. Same with my sons, ... MoreMy pixelbook has a burned out USB port exactly 2 years from the date I purchased it. I have done a powerwash, a hard reset, and a complete restore using the google app. The left side port is still dead, will not charge nor recognize any usb device. I am very disappointed after spending this much money on a top of the line chromebook. I see problems with the ports all over the internet and ultimately there are some devices that recover with the above mentioned steps but sadly mine did not. After researching this event I fully think the pixelbook has a problem with the USB ports because I see so many complaints. At this point I think I'm probably done with Pixel devices, I have a Toshiba Chromebook II which os going on 5 years old with no issues. Same with my sons, Acer and my wifes Samsung Pro. These devices are flawless and the most expensive one has the defects.
Performance is very good. 2 years after buying an i5 version I turned that machine into my daily driver with a 30" 4k monitor. Then I noticed that having more than 10 tabs open created lags. The i7 version, with double the RAM, solves all of that. Screen offers great detail and color, though it is glossy so more difficult to use with a lot of backlight. Square-ish aspect ratio (3:2) is better for productivity than the more rectangular designs. Keyboard is just perfect. Just enough travel, just enough clicky resistance, backlit, and nearly silent. Trackpad is also perfect - better than 2020 machines. Battery life is middling. Expect 6-7 hours. It charges quickly, though. Bluetooth is rough, as with many Google devices. Case design is fine - Silicone pads make it good ... MorePerformance is very good. 2 years after buying an i5 version I turned that machine into my daily driver with a 30" 4k monitor. Then I noticed that having more than 10 tabs open created lags. The i7 version, with double the RAM, solves all of that. Screen offers great detail and color, though it is glossy so more difficult to use with a lot of backlight. Square-ish aspect ratio (3:2) is better for productivity than the more rectangular designs. Keyboard is just perfect. Just enough travel, just enough clicky resistance, backlit, and nearly silent. Trackpad is also perfect - better than 2020 machines. Battery life is middling. Expect 6-7 hours. It charges quickly, though. Bluetooth is rough, as with many Google devices. Case design is fine - Silicone pads make it good on delicate surfaces, and they cushion the screen when you shut it. Sharp edges will wear out your backpack, so get a sleeve.
Positives, solid build quality, sharp screen and comfortable keyboard.Negatives, battery life could be better, only receiving OS updates until next June.For casual use, i'm finding Chrome OS far more useful than Windows 10, which is why I bought the Pixelbook in the first place.CEX service was top grade, with my specific Pixelbook being in great condition despite it's age, and it was delivered within a few days from purchase.
I bought this a month ago, trading in some old iPhones that my children had upgraded.The Pixelbook was home delivered and arrived in immaculate order with all required power supplies etc.I had been using ChromeOS Flex installed on old laptops previous, but this purpose built Chromebook is a cut above. It is light, hand and has an enormously long battery life. It handles all my normal Google focused activities and I can use the Linux Developing Container to support my hobby of web development - anywhere I go.
I bought this to purely play cloud gaming on and it has proven to be the perfect choice. I've had other consoles including hand helds but I needed a bigger screen but also be portable. The pixelbook was an excellent choice, I can use it with an Xbox controller too. I also use this as a kindle and other social media apps.
I really like this Chromebook a lot. It feels like a quarter step from being almost unbeatable. It's a little heavy, the screen needs to be 13.3", and the items connected in a USB-C adapter briefly disconnect when plugging or unplugging a pass-through power supply to it. I also prefer darker keys because the back lighting of the keyboard can be tricky when in certain lighting. But there are dark and other alternate color keyboard covers available for this to remedy that. But overall, besides those factors, it is a super laptop with great feel. And a classy appearance to the device and it's OEM carrying case. And it's so nice that it is a 2 in 1 fold back form factor, now it is being supported up to 2026. If you don't mind the issues I shared here, you will love this ... MoreI really like this Chromebook a lot. It feels like a quarter step from being almost unbeatable. It's a little heavy, the screen needs to be 13.3", and the items connected in a USB-C adapter briefly disconnect when plugging or unplugging a pass-through power supply to it. I also prefer darker keys because the back lighting of the keyboard can be tricky when in certain lighting. But there are dark and other alternate color keyboard covers available for this to remedy that. But overall, besides those factors, it is a super laptop with great feel. And a classy appearance to the device and it's OEM carrying case. And it's so nice that it is a 2 in 1 fold back form factor, now it is being supported up to 2026. If you don't mind the issues I shared here, you will love this device.
I really like the Pixel book. Its comforting to know this is the best google can make. Web browsing is a really great experience and I often feel like Im waiting on the web content to load instead of the computer which is a nice change from lower chrome books. Downsides are battery is not great, it attempts to compensate for a better cpu but its obvious it depletes quicker. This is acceptable because the web performance is so good. You need a $100 active pen to making writing or drawing on this worthwhile... and its not a great experience even then - ok for doodling, but not something you want to rely on to work well every time. Zoom performance is not reliable - not as unusable as lower powered chrome books - but its bad enough I now avoid ChromeOS entirely for ... MoreI really like the Pixel book. Its comforting to know this is the best google can make. Web browsing is a really great experience and I often feel like Im waiting on the web content to load instead of the computer which is a nice change from lower chrome books. Downsides are battery is not great, it attempts to compensate for a better cpu but its obvious it depletes quicker. This is acceptable because the web performance is so good. You need a $100 active pen to making writing or drawing on this worthwhile... and its not a great experience even then - ok for doodling, but not something you want to rely on to work well every time. Zoom performance is not reliable - not as unusable as lower powered chrome books - but its bad enough I now avoid ChromeOS entirely for this application. Tablet mode is neat when it works, but often youll be fumbling trying to get things to re-orient properly in tablet mode. I find the web experience so good and the touch screen convenient - great for reading in tablet mode where the keyboard flips to the back. I still highly recommend with expectations set accordingly.
This is an elegant workhorse. The Pixelbook (PB) is ultra-thin, ultra-light and ultra-portable. With an ultra-low power i5 7th Gen cpu, 8Gb ram and 128 Gb storage the PB is a powerhouse. This ain't your grand daddy's Chromebook. This one can handle Android apps and Linux apps without breaking a sweat. All the linux IDEs I've tried work without issue. The MS office Android apps work great. I can also access my remote office apps with no issue. Since Chrome OS is low overhead compared to all the legacy code in Windows I find everything runs faster on the PB. The Chrome browser experience is the best I've ever had on an ultraportable. My 2017 MBp is gathering dust now that I have this computer. It's like 3 computers in one. A Chrome OS machine, Android tablet and Linux ... MoreThis is an elegant workhorse. The Pixelbook (PB) is ultra-thin, ultra-light and ultra-portable. With an ultra-low power i5 7th Gen cpu, 8Gb ram and 128 Gb storage the PB is a powerhouse. This ain't your grand daddy's Chromebook. This one can handle Android apps and Linux apps without breaking a sweat. All the linux IDEs I've tried work without issue. The MS office Android apps work great. I can also access my remote office apps with no issue. Since Chrome OS is low overhead compared to all the legacy code in Windows I find everything runs faster on the PB. The Chrome browser experience is the best I've ever had on an ultraportable. My 2017 MBp is gathering dust now that I have this computer. It's like 3 computers in one. A Chrome OS machine, Android tablet and Linux computer. I highly recommend the PB for someone who needs a fast, secure and ultraportable laptop for working in office applications or a mobile development platform. I'm selling my Macbook Pro after using this for a week. Sorry Apple, but the Pixelbook is a truly unique and useful computer. Buy it while on sale this week and take some of those savings to get the Pixelbook Pen. The pen compliments the PB very well especially when using Google Assistant.
| Storage | 512GB |
| RAM | 16GB RAM |
| Network Lock | Unlocked |
| Network Branding | Unbranded |
| CPU | Intel Core i7-7Y75 Processor |
