Most of this review is basically correct -- it&#x27;s a device with a good screen and good battery life, it&#x27;ll be a terrible laptop replacement because Android isn&#x27;t well-suited for that -- but the stuff about poor touch sensitivity, crashing, and performance issues is weird.<p>If you read all the reviews of the Pixel C out there, you&#x27;ll see that Ars Technica complained about touch sensitivity, but nobody else did; and not even Ars complained about performance or overall reliability.<p>I own a Pixel C, and haven&#x27;t encountered any of these problems. It&#x27;s on the crashy side for an Android device (it reboots itself randomly about weekly), but nothing like the kind of issues that Anandtech had.<p>My suspicion would be that they have quality control issues, and that Anandtech (and Ars) got defective units, but the Anandtech statement about Google preparing a software patch makes it sound like there&#x27;s some kind of software issue -- but what kind of software issue affects a subset of devices?