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December 2016
(72%)
188 Reviews
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6 Reviews
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The editors liked
Design
USBC charging
Keyboard accessory
The Huawei Matebook fits a full Windows 10 PC into an iPad-sized tablet chassis. The fingerprint sensor is fast. Its screen and speakers are excellent
The editors didn't like
No MicroSDS card slot
Only one USBC port
Core M only
You'll get periodic pauses when launching applications or loading web pages
And battery life is merely OK. Huawei charges extra for the keyboard
Stylus and dock you'll need in order to use the Matebook like a PC
Published: 2016-06-28, Author: Adam , review by: Pocketnow.com
Gorgeous hardware design, Windows 10 Signature Edition, Windows Hello Fingerprint scanner, Leather folding keyboard cover, Fast charging via USBC, Optional stylus includes presentation control buttons and laser pointer, Huge hardware compatibility ecosyst
MateDock USBA ports don't have much horizontal room for wide peripherals, One keyboard stand angle is not as secure as the other, MateDock leather case magnets don't keep it closed very well, No HyperV virtualization support, No internal Micro SD storage
The MateBook is Huawei's first attempt at a Windows 10 tablet PC, and it's a home run. It's got the clean Windows 10 “Signature Edition” software, all the hardware drivers are working beautifully (except for one time when the fingerprint scanner didn't...
Stunning display, Exceptionally thin and light design, Well-priced, especially in its base configuration, Handy optional accessory dock
Battery life step a behind that of other Surface-style 2-in-1s, Performance can throttle under load, No MicroSD slot or rear-facing camera, and only one USB Type-C
Huawei's first 2-in-1 is a handsome, Surface-style Core M model that's as trim as the best of them. We'd like just two things more: better battery life, and a bit more pep for the price. Read More…...
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Published: 2016-06-28, Author: Sam , review by: Laptopmag.com
Attractive, premium design, Bright, vivid display, Wide range of accessories
Anemic battery life, Slow SSD, Folding keyboard isn't very sturdy or comfortable, Only one USB Type-C port
Huawei's first Windows PC is a good-looking 2-in-1 with a vivid screen, but weak battery life makes this a less-than-impressive debut...
Keyboard case is poorly designed, Battery life is atrocious, Poor heat management
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Display is merely average, Keyboard is sold separately, And it's terrible, And it makes a terrible kickstand
The MateBook proves that Huawei can make a good looking device, but its keyboard cover has so many issues you wouldn't want one. Hardware "Wow, that looks expensive." That's something I've heard, unprompted, from several people while testing the...
Great build, attractive display, Stable and swift performance, The price is right, Bundled with extremely useful USB adapters
Soso battery life, Some design and keyboard nitpicks, MatePen performance needs work
Huawei didn't eliminate the standard ultrathin 2-in-1 tradeoff with its Windows 10 MateBook. But it worked around it by bundling an extra adapter and cable, and keeping its price below the competition. On top of that, it built a device that excels in all...
MateBook: fashionable & powerful enough 2-in-1 w/ less than desirable battery life compared to the competition. Think of the MateBook as a more powerful & fashionable version of Galaxy Tab Pro S. But this time around, you access to additional ports w/ t...
Solid performance, among the upper echelon of convertible tablets, Luxurious faux-leather cases exude quality, Some artful design touches, including "nests" to store expansion cables
Foldable keyboard doesn't offer the stability of a kickstand, Battery life is disappointing, Eliminating the SD card slot is a risky move
Huawei's MateBook convertible Windows tablet offers good performance packaged inside luxurious faux-leather cases. But the company leaned a bit too much toward fashion, sacrificing utility in the process...
Published: 2016-06-28, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Abstract: For years, Apple has cornered the market in stylish tablets, but Huawei's MateBook has arrived to steal the iPad's crown. Announced to no shortage of fanfare at Mobile World Congress in February, the MateBook pieces together the style of an iPad Pro , the...
Published: 2016-06-28, Author: Will , review by: newatlas.com
Abstract: During the last year, Huawei has established itself as a company capable of making premium, smartly-designed devices that are an absolute pleasure to use – including the Huawei Watch , which was our favorite smartwatch of 2015, and the (Google collaborati...
