Testseek.com have collected 223 expert reviews of the Huawei MateBook 13.9-inch 2019 - Intel CPU and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Huawei MateBook 13.9-inch 2019 - Intel CPU.
May 2019
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The editors liked
Beautiful design
Super thin and lightweight
Speedy performance
Clean Windows 10 install
Discrete GPU for editing and light gaming
Brilliant screen
Good sound for down-facing speakers
Minimalist yet sturdy design
Comfortable keyboard
Comes with Matedock 2.0 for extra connectivity
Nvidia MX150 GPU included in top-tier model
Solid performance
Fast Performance
Excellent keyboard and touchpad
Solid build
8th generation (Whiskey Lake) Intel i7 processor
Discrete Nvidia graphics
Fast charge — 2.5 hours of use from just 15 minutes charging
3
2 aspect ratio screen is perfect for business and p
Sharp
Colorful display
Comparably affordable
Lightweight
Strong performance
Good keyboard
Sharp screen
Productivity friendly 3
2 aspect ratio display
Unparalleled performance in 13" form factor
Very thin bezels
Premium milled aluminum construction
Dedicated GeForce MX150 GPU
Webcam above the display
Runs cool and quiet
Competitive price tag
Discrete GPU boosts graphics performance
Price point offers good value for money
Solid construction in a compact footprint
One of the first laptops to include Intel's latest Whiskey Lake chip
Fingerprint sensor for quickly logging in
Precise touch screen
Long-lasting battery
Excellent 3
2 "2K" display
Exceptional performance
Better value than MacBook Air
Stylish but muted
Optional GPU
Thin-bezel screen looks amazing in the right lighting conditions
On-boot fingerprint scanner logs you in as soon as you turn it on
In-keyboard pop-up camera is great for security since you know it won't be turning on by itself
Beautiful Macbook-style
Great build quality
Excellent keyboard and trackpad
Compact design with 3
2 display
Powerful processor plus optional discrete GPU
Powerful performance
MateDock 2 docking station included in box
Impressive GPU performance for the size
Large keyboard keys and trackpad
Faster than the MateBook X Pro
Silent during low-medium loads
High quality 3
2 touchscreen
Normal webcam placement
MateDock 2 docking station in the box
Good system performance
Large keys and large touchpad
Very quiet under medium load
Huawei Share software for Huawei smartphones
Full performance on battery power
Full sRGB coverage
High contrast
Upgradeable M.2 SSD and WLAN
25 W GeForce MX250 GPU
Quiet fan during low loads
USB Type-C charging
High quality chassis
Sharp 3
2 dis
The editors didn't like
No MicroSD or SD card reader
No USB-A port
Less-than-stellar battery life
No Thunderbolt 3
Only one USB-C port supports charging
No USB-A ports
Both models only support 8GB of RAM
Lackluster battery life
Shorter battery life than other similarly sized laptops
Can't add extra RAM
No ThunderBolt 3
Short battery life
No Thunderbolt 3 ports
Muffled
Tinny sound
Warm palm rest
Disappointing battery life in its class
Limited IO
Memory limited to 8GB
Thin-sounding speakers
Average battery life isn't quite enough for a full day's work
A little skimpy in the I/O ports department
U.S. government believes Huawei is a security risk
Low memory
A little on the expensive side
No USB TypeA port
Huawei name is controversial
Mediocre battery life
Small software partition on the SSD makes installing programs difficult
Our first 2 prototype review units had major hardware failures
Camera has a good view of fingers with an up-the-nose view of your face
Glossy screen has a lot of glare
Below-average battery life
Limited USB-C ports
No Thunderbolt 3 support
Overly aggressive automatic brightness sensor
Heavy
Screen is a bit dim
Right USB-C port does not support AC adapter charging
MateDock 2 docking station included in box, impressive GPU performance for the size, large keyboard keys and trackpad, faster than the MateBook X Pro, silent during low-medium loads, high quality 3:2 touchscreen, normal webcam placement
right USB-C port does not support AC adapter charging, moderate-heavy uneven backlight bleeding, cannot recharge and game simultaneously, keys could be firmer; shallow travel, high-pitched fans when gaming, limited to 8 GB of soldered RAM, extremely limi
The Huawei Matebook 13 truly is a high-quality notebook. For streaming shows or basic gaming, you won't find many other notebooks in this price range that can beat its performance.Hardcore gamers, this isn't for you but for those that want a great allroun...
While it's tempting to call the Matebook 13 a thin-and-light PC, the combination of the discrete GPU and Intel's latest Whiskey Lake chip help the Matebook 13 punch well above its weight class. Because of this, the lack of at least one Thunderbolt port fe...
Huawei's Matebook 13 strikes a compelling balance between looks, feel and performance. It's not the best Huawei notebook out there, but it's still a pretty nice laptop anyway. And, barring the usual caveats of the genre, there's not really many areas wher...
Published: 2019-02-01, Author: Mark , review by: pcworld.co.nz
While it's tempting to call the Matebook 13 a thin-and-light PC, the combination of the discrete GPU and Intel's latest Whiskey Lake chip help the Matebook 13 punch well above its weight class. Because of this, the lack of at least one Thunderbolt port fe...
Full Intel Core processing, Discrete Nvidia graphics, Webcam now on top, Excellent value
Relatively low memory, No Thunderbolt 3
Having clearly watched from the sidelines for years, Huawei latest has exactly the kind of sensibility we've wanted from a luxury laptop. The Huawei MateBook 13 does what any flagship laptop can do – and more – for the same price or even less. For that, t...
Excellent value, Solid performance, Attractive design and display
Trackpad feels cheap, Difficult to find the top-spec model, Lacking in ports and Thunderbolt 3
Huawei could have done more with the MateBook 13, say by offering a better port selection and Thunderbolt 3 connectivity, or using a design language that doesn't scream Apple. But Huawei played it safe instead, creating a laptop that's the sum of its part...
compact and nicely crafted, good 3:2 highres IPS touchscreen, fast keyboard and reliable clickpad, modern hardware configuration and solid performance once tweaked, competent thermal module, both with daily use and with games, well priced
on the heavy side for its class, limited IO, without TB3 or a fullsize cardreader, only available with a maximum of 8 GB of RAM, small 41.7 Wh battery, akwardly placed and fairly poor speakers
Huawei's Matebook 13 offers a unique set of traits and features in a competitively priced bundle. Its main selling points are the 3:2 high-resolution touchscreen, the compact form-factor, the competent hardware implementation and thermal module, as well a...
The one-touch power button has a fingerprint reader embeded in it, making it quicker to start up and login to your PC, It's very quick to recharge, and a 15-minute charge will give you two and a half hours of power, There's plenty of storage space for all
The screen suffers from glare in bright light and fingerprint marks
A stylish laptop that's fast but still lightweight and small enough to carry around with you every day. It's expensive, but worth every penny in our eyes...
