Some Google Chromebooks, like the Google Pixelbook, will set you back even more. They just have higher specs and more premium builds. These days, there are Chromebooks that will set you back $1,000/£1,000/AU$1,300, even though they still won’t be able to run software from outside the Google Play and Google Chrome Stores. Some are more powerful than others, a handful are more feature rich than the rest, and a small number even come with a premium price tag. Much like traditional laptops, not all Chromebooks boast the same features, capabilities, and price tags.
Chromebooks are excellent traditional laptop replacements if you don’t require sheer power and if your daily computing needs don't include using processor-hungry apps or specific software unavailable in the Chrome OS.
So, to answer your “should I buy a Chromebook?” question, it ultimately depends on what you need from your portable.
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