This was my first Chromebook.  I got the Pixel Go because it was rated so high.  I have been in tech all my life and used many premium machines including the MacBook Pro and the Microsoft Surface.  This is an outstanding machine.  I love the simplicity of the ChomeOS.  I don't have any complaints per say and overall it works well.  Thoughts for improvement.  1) Add biometric access.  The PIN helps (vs the PW), but I like the fingerprint reader on the Mac and my pixel phone.  2) If you open a ton of TABs in chrome at the same time (i.e.. run down the notifications in Facebook and cntl+click), the machine craps out and many tabs will fail to open. 3) The screen is really nice but not as nice as my wife's new MacAir (2020).  Since they are only $100 apart ... 4) The battery life is good but not unbelievable.  I was expecting more.  In truth, it is an Intel i5 so I shouldn't be expecting much more than other OS systems (MAC and Windows) would yield.Overall,  it is a good machine and I do like ChromeOS.  It is simple and intuitive.  I made a conscious decision to keep it.(update 3 months later)I really like both this hardware and the ChromeOS.  I have always been a MS Office user and found switching to Google Docs to be effortless.  Having a ton of experience on both Windows (all version) and MacOS, I find ChromeOS to be a delight to use.  I respect Windows and MAC a lot and saying this is not a negative to them.  I simply find this machine to be effortless.(update 6 months later)Enthusiasm for this machine has not waned.  It is a very good machine.  All the items I listed above still stand but on balance, the system is fantastic.  I have come to truly appreciate the machine size and weight.  It is near perfect in both dimensions.  It is a lot like having an iPad with a great keyboard and will sit upright on your lap.  I hope Google is engineering the Pixel Go 3 and beyond.  No plans to upgrade, I just want to see the line kept alive for when I am!  :)