I had been tempted by the photos and reviews of the Go since it came out, and finally decided to buy one.  I have a Lenovo Chromebook Duet, which is a great computer, but the keyboard is rather small.  The reviews said the Go's keyboard was great.  They were right  The reviews said the speakers were great.  They were right.  But, after considerable pondering, I sent it back.  I had bought the i5 model, not because I thought the base model would not be powerful enough, but because it was necessary to get what seemed like a decent amount of storage for a device that I thought I would keep for several years.  However, I was severely disappointed by two things compared to the Duet.  First, it stutters a bit with Android Apps, which work much better on the Duet with its ARM processor, and, second, the graphics are a joke.  Processing, rendering, and uploading videos in Power Director, something I do just about every day, takes forever.  I found myself using my $300 LG Velvet to edit videos rather than the $850 Pixelbook Go.  (I would add, although this had nothing to do with my returning it and I knew this going in, it would  be nice if it supported stylus input.)  So, I can recommend this device if you only want to use web apps and the keyboard, or watch videos and such.  If you want to use it for projects requiring a bit of graphic chops, stay away.