SeekerHuawei MateBook X Pro
The ZenBook S delivers a few surprises with its winning keyboard and touchpad and elevating hinge. Although a couple of competitors fared better in almost every performance benchmark, the ZenBook S still performed solidly with typical workloads.
-- As reviewed by Tom's Hardware
Product details
- World's First FullView Display: Immersive 13.9-inch 3K touchscreen with 91% screen-to-body ratio, only 0.57-inch thin and weighs only 2.93 lbs., perfect for at-home or on-the-go computing
- Powerful Inside: Windows 10 Home Signature Edition with no bloatware. 8th Gen Intel Core i7 8550U processor + NVIDIA GeForce MX150 - boosts performance up to 40% over its predecessor
- Home Theater: 3K touchscreen with 3, 000 x 2, 000 resolution, 1500:1 contrast ratio and 260 PPI allow you to see vivid details when viewing HD content. 2nd Gen Dolby ATMOS for immersive audio
- One Touch Power Button: Enabling users to power on the notebook, finish identity authentication through Windows Hello and access the desktop in less than 8 seconds. Bluetooth - Bluetooth 4.1
- Includes compact Mate Dock 2.0: USB-A port, USB-C port, HDMI port and VGA port. Includes 1 year Office 365 Personal and 1 year manufacturer warranty.60Hz refresh rate
PROS
+ Impressive keyboard and touchpad
+ Quality customizable audio
CONS
- Shorter battery life than competition
- Runs hot despite elevating hinge
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Expert reviews and ratings
By Tom's Hardware on August 10, 2018
The ZenBook S delivers a few surprises with its winning keyboard and touchpad and elevating hinge. Although a couple of competitors fared better in almost every performance benchmark, the ZenBook S still performed solidly with typical workloads.
70
By The Verge on May 29, 2018
Huawei’s new MateBook X Pro does almost everything right, and with few exceptions, it’s the best laptop to buy for most people.
90
By UltrabookReview on June 30, 2020
I still find the 2020 MateBook X Pro to be one of the better premium ultrabooks out there. The sturdy craftsmanship, the excellent 3:2 display, the quick and comfortable keyboard, the fine everyday performance and battery life are still among its major selling points, but the limited thermal design and performance in demanding loads, paired with the steep pricing, eat into its overall worth.
85
By The Guardian on May 21, 2020
The 2020 MateBook X Pro is a few refinements short of one of the very best Windows 10 laptops available.
80
By The Guardian on April 11, 2018
The MateBook X Pro shows that Huawei has what it takes to build a great laptop.
100
By TechAdvisor on November 16, 2018
The MateBook X Pro is a top-notch laptop and a fairly reasonable price. The entry-level Dell XPS 13 undercuts it, but to get equivalent specs, the XPS 13 9370 is exactly the same price at US$1199.99.
Even the top model doesn’t have an Nvidia MX150 GPU, so the Core i7 MateBook X Pro outperforms the XPS 13 when it comes to graphics power.
Whichever way you look at it, though, the MateBook X Pro is a contender for this year’s best laptop. It’s much the same as its predecessor: a premium ultraportable that’s well designed and has plenty of power on tap.
90
By TechAdvisor on May 11, 2021
En el cuarto año del mismo diseño, el MateBook X Pro está empezando a parecer un poco anticuado, sobre todo por la cámara web tan pobre, y la duración de la batería. Sin embargo, el diseño sigue siendo sorprendentemente elegante, y el teclado y el trackpad están entre los mejores del mercado. Será una compra fantástica para algunos/as, pero los pocos defectos significativos lo descartarán para otros.
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