Re:Saturation (Score 1)

A cheap USB-C hub (preferably with USB 2.0 ports) is pretty much essential for the Pixel C. I think Android is very doable without a mouse now, though, and I rarely end up using the hub at all. I don't really have USB drives, so I tend to get by with OneDrive/Google Drive, and lately, Git through Termux for some light editing in Vim. I've found it to be an incredibly satisfying laptop replacement, though it is pricey if you're approaching it as premium tablet + keyboard: I approached it as an extremely cheap premium laptop, and I don't think that's an easy sell even with existent marketing to let people know it exists. I haven't found many issues with apps responding to the tablet format appropriately, and as Android Nougat support starts rolling out, I'd expect what few issues there are to start disappearing entirely. If they had released as a dualboot with ChromeOS as they seem to have originally planned, it could have been a big shake-up to push people toward convertible/detachable. As it is, with android apps rolling out to ChromeOS devices, it seems like Google re-committed to the laptop form factor rather than a blend/mash-up.