Huawei Matebook X Pro Review

Many people have said that this huawei computer is amazing, and I do not agree any different with them. The performance and size is pretty good. 9/10

I’ve seen many laptops of different brands and the screen sizes that come with the computers are habitually the same. But I noticed that since this Huawei Matebook Pro has a 91% screen to body ratio display It furnishes a squarish presentation which for now I do find quite sufficing for me. Most people use computers that have a rectangle appearance. But you may object to my opinion if you use 90% body ratio computers.

With size, this computer’s size is very similar to an iMac Pro. It has a big and especially thin screen yet still has very tight hinges to keep it up which is good. To most people, a computer with a thin screen and tight hinges mean a good computer. It probably explains why computers like the iMac Pro do so well with sales, we can only assume how good this computer would do.

But denying the cons of a huge laptop display in the time we currently live in, the image processing still outweighs this discussion. The imagery is equal to viewing a high-quality image on a flat 32-inch screen TV. The quality Huawei claims is in 4k quality. I believe since the short image-animation which is displayed on their site shows a huge saturation increase. So image quality is mostly equivalent to a Fire TV. But this is just my observation and connection, you may see it differently. This same idea goes very similarly for video as well

Huawei added an LTPS 3K display with 3000 x 2000 resolution that should make streaming, browsing, and video go smoother. 450 nits of light that are on this computer explains why this is so saturated when it comes to viewing images. Many people do like colorful things. It’s basic human satisfaction. Especially if you examine images and or videos every day this X Pro would most likely be a very good tool stating the obvious.

Huawei added the NVIDIA MX150 graphics card by GeForce to the Matebook Pro X. I can probably conclude and assume that if you are a video content creator this computer is supreme for editing. Plus, even with the screen size as mentioned before you have a bigger inventory which can mean better videos compared to editing on a Chromebook, which is a small computer. I’m making a guess that Huawei wanted to make a computer for video content creators just judging on the amount of effort and additional specs they added to media processing.

I’ve noticed that over time battery life has drastically gone up over the past year from what I have seen and reviewed when it comes to gadgets. 12 hours is the max battery life that comes with this device. So like always if you’re a frequent hardworking content creator as we concluded so far this is a good computer.

Let’s talk about the Camera that pops up when you press that little button in the top middle of the keyboard. This is something no tech company has ever done which got me thinking of a question about: Why is it even there? I have a theory that Huawei may know frequent computer users have a fear of being spied on through their webcam which is why they an openable and closeable webcam. This is just what I think.

But, when I actually come to the user using the webcam for face chat or recording purposes I get a question of what that would look like. Isn’t it just a camera recording the keyboard? It’s something that I misinterpreted at first but it does catch your face depending on how you hold and use the laptop.

In Conclusion.

I would say this computer is a 9/10. There have been many obvious improvements from the previous Matebook X Most have said that this computer is amazing, even the hardest tech grader, The Verge agrees with my opinion on this. The feel is amazing with this computer, in conclusion, I would rate a 9/10 for this computers the first impression.