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Googlebook pre orders are live and already starting to sell out, here’s where to buy one in US, UK, and Canada

Googlebook laptops are selling faster than we expected, so here's where to snap one up
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Googlebook pre orders are live and already starting to sell out, here’s where to buy one in US, UK, and Canada
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Pre-orders for new Googlebook laptops went live on September 21, and it seems people have been flocking to them, as the official Google store is running out of stock. On the bright side, you can still find some models at third-party retailers, depending on your region, so we’ve put together a list of the best places to buy one in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada.

Perhaps the most unique of the bunch is Acer’s 14-inch 2-in-1 design, fitted with an OLED panel; Acer calls it the “first convertible Googlebook”. Google has partnered with five brands to develop these new Gemini Intelligence-focused laptops – alongside Acer, models are available from ASUS, Dell, HP, and Lenovo. The Googlebook range will start shipping on October 4 and starts at $899.

Acer’s Googlebook is out of stock at the official US Google Store, but it’s still available at Best Buy (at the time of writing)

Googlebook – US retailers

Starting in the United States, where stock levels seem to be suffering the most, here’s where to buy a Googlebook. Interestingly, a couple of them are not currently available directly from the Google Store, but remain on Best Buy (and the brand’s own outlet). Some, such as Acer’s official store, do not offer pre-orders and will instead have stock upon release.

Acer Googlebook 14Google Store
Best Buy
ASUS Googlebook 14ASUS Store
Best Buy
Dell XPS GooglebookGoogle Store
Best Buy
HP Googlebook 14HP Store
Best Buy
Lenovo Googlebook 15Google Store
Best Buy

Googlebook – UK retailers

Over in the UK, the laptops are not currently available for pre-order directly from the Google Store, but they should arrive on or before October 5. However, we have spotted some pre-orders at local retailer Currys in the meantime.

Acer Googlebook 14Currys
ASUS Googlebook 14Currys
Dell XPS Googlebook— / Google Store (coming soon)
HP Googlebook 14Currys (16GB RAM) / Currys (32GB RAM)
Lenovo Googlebook 15— / Google Store (coming soon)

Googlebook – Canada retailers

Finally, Googlebook stock in Canada is also lacking at the official Google Store, as it currently only lists them as ‘Coming Soon’. However, Best Buy has you covered, and the ASUS model has a variety of retailers to choose from.

Acer Googlebook 14Best Buy
ASUS Googlebook 14Amazon
Best Buy
Canada Computers
Costco
Staples
Dell XPS GooglebookBest Buy
HP Googlebook 14Best Buy
Lenovo Googlebook 15Best Buy

Googlebook pre order bonuses

As standard, Googlebook pre-orders come with one year of Google AI Pro (usually worth $249.99), including 5TB of cloud storage and access to Gemini Pro, Nano Banana, Gemini in Google Drive and Gmail, and more. You also get 3 months of YouTube Premium, BandLab, Adobe Photoshop, and CapCut.

On top of all that, you also get 12 months of Luminar. Despite being a more productivity-focused laptop, there’s also 12 months of GeForce Now on the gaming side of things. Nvidia recently announced the popular cloud streaming service will soon support Googlebook laptops.

How much does a Googlebook cost?

As mentioned before, Googlebook models start from $899 in the United States. In the UK and Canada, they start at £999 and C$1,299, respectively, but prices do vary a fair amount depending on the model you opt for. With five brands and five unique models to choose from, here’s how the starting prices line up at launch in each region:

  • Acer Googlebook 14: from $899 / £999 / C$1,299
  • ASUS Googlebook 14: from $1,299 / £1,199 / C$1,799
  • Dell XPS Googlebook: from $999 / £1,099 / C$1,699
  • HP Googlebook 14: from $1,299 / £1,199 / C$1,799
  • Lenovo Googlebook 15: from $1,099 / £1,099 /C$1,799

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