Google Chromebook Laptop Cases

It's a great product but If only it did a little more than what your phone can do. I enjoy it though. It wont replace the need for a laptop entirely but close to a chromebook.

Great minimalist laptop bag with just enough space to carry a few essentials. Just what I was looking for to carry a Chromebook.

It seems well-made my Chromebook looks comfy in it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got the USB-C Multimedia Adapter because I travel and do presentations. I set up training presentations on a laptop or Chromebook. Then I use either an available Moniter or TV. Often some are older or don't have the same media attachment as my laptop or Chromebook. With the Multimedia Adapter I never have to worry about not being able to connect to give my presentations. There is nothing worse than to have a room full of people that are paying you to conduct a training and you look like you are not competent enough to connect a PC to a TV or projector. This Adapter has already been a lifesaver once and I am sure it will be again. It is just super convenient.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works to charge both my Lenovo laptop and Chromebook at a decent speed. Very similar to the original cords that came with those devices. Can’t speak to durability yet but hoping it will last.

The fabric back reminds me of the old Google Pixel fabric cases. The magsafe compatibility lets me use chargers and stands in a more convenient way.

As a long-time user of Google's first party fabric cases, I love the Peak Design aesthetic. Once I started cycling more, I first used the QuadLock system of cases and mounts but hated how bulky and ugly their cases were. I must say Peak Design has absolutely nailed the perfect balance of a low profile, attractive fabric case that still has enough of a bumper over the screen and camera array to feel good about the occasional drop. And that doesn't even mention their amazing mounting system that works seamlessly on my bike, my dashboard (with wireless charger) and the other MagSafe accessories I've picked up. My only piece of feedback is that the Pixel 8 case is just ever so much bulkier than my old Pixel 7 case with a slightly thicker bezel/bumper around the screen. But I do very much appreciate the fabric piece above the camera array vs. last year's two-toned plastic layout. And both my 7 and 8 case thankfully have a slightly larger cutout for the charging port than my Pixel 6 case which necessitated only using the OEM Google charger. So I am glad they're always making updates and optimisations, I just wish the bumper hadn't gotten a bit thicker as I prefer a low profile option.

I've had otterboxes, and Google made cases for my last few phones, and I hate how the ottterboxes warp within a couple weeks, and the Google case feels cheap. This this is rugged, it's sleek, and it gives me (arguably) the only cool feature of iPhones, magsafe. So, for the love of God, stop making cools stuff bc I can only buy so many things

Coming from the leather case endorsed by Google, this is the standard that cases and wallets should be held to. Not a single complaint.

I bought this without too much expectation. It turned out to be a great case. I just wish there were cases for more models than just Apple, Samsung and Google. I know that's hard, but seriously, not having a case other than a universal stick on, for the other brands out there, it's not good.