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Huawei MateBook X Pro review: Pro by name, pro by nature

Posted on March 14, 2018July 6, 2019 By Jarvis

Fewer manufacturers are making genuinely great laptops these days. Which is why it came as something of a surprise to see Huawei produce the formidable MateBook X back in 2017. However, it’s nigh-on impossible to buy one in the UK – which is ludicrous, as it’s one exceptional laptop.

For 2018 the Chinese super-brand has gone one better with the introduction of the MateBook X Pro. As its name makes no secret, this model targets the pro market by adding more power, discrete graphics, a larger screen with the tiniest surrounding bezel in the business, and plenty more top-end features besides.

To look at the MateBook X Pro certainly has some Apple MacBook Prodesign cues, but in many respects it goes one better thanks to that minimal bezel, its fingerprint-ready power button, and Nvidia discrete graphics in a body of this size (the MacBook Pro only dabbles in Radeon as an option for the 15-inch model).
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Computers & IT Tags:Apple, business, fingerprint, Huawei, Huawei Matebook, Huawei Matebook X, Huawei MateBook X Pro, laptop, MacBook, macbook pro, nature, Nvidia, radeon, review

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