Huawei is expected to hold a launch event on Nov. 25 in China. Reports have revealed that the brand will unveil the Mate 80 series and the Mate X7 foldable phone. Apart from these, the company is also said to announce the MatePad Edge. New leaks have revealed key details of this high-end 2-in-1 tablet / laptop hybrid.

Huawei MatePad Edge key details tipped

According to tipster Digital Chat Station, Huawei will announce a 2-in-1 tablet with high-end specs alongside the Mate 80 series. It will feature a 14.2-inch OLED screen, a Kirin 9-series chipset, and will come with support for a keyboard and stylus. It will run on HarmonyOS and will be offered in Moonlight Silver and Space Gray colour options.

Another tipster, UncleShan, revealed that the MatePad Edge 14.2 is an upgraded version of the MateBook E in a 2-in-1 form factor and features a dual-fan design. It bridges the tablet and PC ecosystems, has a high-end positioning, and is expected to be priced accordingly.

He further revealed that the MatePad Edge will be available in two configurations, such as 16GB+512GB and 24GB+1TB. It is also said that the device will have a matte screen edition.

Back in 2021, Huawei unveiled the MateBook E, a 2-in-1 laptop/tablet hybrid, and it was followed up with the MateBook E Go in 2022. Both came preinstalled with Windows. The MatePad Edge is said to be a rebranding of the MatePad E line and it now runs on HarmonyOS, as mentioned above.

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Huawei continues to expand its product family. The company, which has been experiencing difficult days in the smartphone market for a while, compensates for the losses in this sector in other industries. As a result, last week, the company introduced computer models such as MateBook X Pro and MateBook 16S to the global market at an event held in Germany. However, Huawei’s plans are not limited to this. The Intel i7 processor-powered 2-in-1 laptop, Huawei MateBook E 2023, has emerged. Here are the details…

Huawei’s New MateBook E 2023 Launching on May 18

Huawei is preparing to refresh the MateBook E 2-in-1 laptop model, which first appeared in 2021. The product, which has remained quiet for two years, will make a comeback at an event scheduled for May 18. The 2-in-1 laptop continues in a similar design direction, but it offers a serious leap in performance.

The MateBook E 2023 represents a true powerhouse in performance, delivering an impressive 50% performance boost compared to its predecessor. This substantial increase in performance can be attributed to the Intel i7-1260U processor and an innovative cooling system, ensuring the device maintains optimal performance even under intensive use. The device will be available in two versions: one equipped with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, and the other with the same RAM but a larger 1TB storage capacity.

A standout feature of the new MateBook E is its detachable keyboard that includes a built-in battery. This innovative design not only ensures the functionality of the keyboard but also extends the overall battery life of the device, facilitating longer periods of uninterrupted work or entertainment.

In line with the needs of today’s tech-savvy users, the MateBook E 2023 offers several connectivity features. It includes dual Type-C ports and supports Thunderbolt 4, providing rapid data transfer and charging capabilities. A stunning 120Hz screen is also part of the package, delivering an immersive viewing experience. The MateBook E 2023 runs on HarmonyOS and features unique elements like the Super Terminal, Mobile Engine 2.0, and Super Transfer Station.

The predecessor of this model, the MateBook E, was equipped with an 11th generation Core processor, a 12.6-inch OLED full-screen, an i5 + 8GB + 256GB + keyboard configuration, and was launched at a price of 5999 yuan. However, due to inflation and rising costs, the new model is expected to be slightly more expensive. Nonetheless, we should wait to discuss the price until the product launch event scheduled for May 18.

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Later today, Huawei will host a launch event at which the brand is expected to debut the Mate 50 series smartphones along with other devices. One such device is the Huawei MateBook E Go. Ahead of the launch, the slate has been spotted on the TENAA listing revealing some key specs.

Huawei MateBook E GO TENAA

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According to the listing, the device has model number GK-G58, and it carries support for LTE connectivity. It operates on the Windows platform and has a 6,000mAh battery and two cameras. The listing does not mention any further details, so let’s take a look at the information available on the device so far.

The Huawei Matebook E Go (2022) is a detachable 2-in-1 tablet notebook laptop. It will come with a color-matching folio keyboard cover featuring a trackpad, along with a stylus that magnetically attaches to the side of the laptop.

The teaser has revealed that the device runs on Windows 11. Additionally, a USB Type-C, a 3.5mm headphone jack, a front-facing webcam, and a rear camera are all visible in the teaser images.

Other than that, reports have revealed that the Matebook E Go (2022) will feature the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 mobile platform. This is a new platform developed on TSMC’s cutting-edge 5nm node for low-power laptops. Furthermore, the notebook supports 65W fast wired charging through USB-C Power Delivery. More details about the machine will be revealed at the launch event later today, so stay tuned.

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The Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2022 holding in Barcelona, Spain from Monday, February 28 has seen some big announcements already. Huawei joined the group of brands with a pre-MWC release by announcing two new Windows 11 laptops – the Matebook X Pro 2022 and Matebook E. The Huawei MateBook X Pro 2022 is an ultraportable flagship laptop while the Matebook E is a compact 2-in-1 model running on Windows 11.

The new Huawei MateBook X Pro 22 laptop is equipped with a bigger 14.2-inch screen which is slightly bigger than the 13.9-inch screen on the MateBook X Pro 2021. The laptop features a narrow frame design with a high 92.5% screen-to-body ratio. The display also has a resolution of 3120 X 2080 pixels with support for a 90Hz refresh rate, 500nit brightness, and a P3 wide color gamut.

According to Huawei, this notebook uses the 3D Lut professional color calibration scheme, TÜV Rheinland’s professional two-color gamut color standard certification, and the color difference Delta E is less than 1. The MateBook X Pro is equipped with the Intel Core i5-1155G7 and i7-1195G7 processors with 16GB RAM and 512GB/1TB storage options.

The MateBook E is a Windows 11 tablet that can function as a laptop via its bundled keyboard case. The Matebook E has a 12.6-inch OLED with 2560 x 1600px resolution. It has. an 8MP front-facing camera and a 13MP rear camera. The MateBook E is just 7.9mm thick and weighs 709 grams.

The Huawei Matebook E 2-in-1 is priced from €649 ($732) for an Intel i3 option with 8GB+128GB memory while the Core i5 option with 8GB+256 GB is €999 ($1,126). The 16GB+512GB versions come bundled with a Smart Magnetic Keyboard for €1,199 ($1,261) for an Intel Core i5 processor or €1,399 ($1,577) for the Intel Core i7 processor.

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After the U.S. ban, Huawei decided to move its attention towards other hi-tech products different from smartphones, including laptops. After releasing a lot of interesting notebooks, the company came up with a new convertible laptop: the 2021 version of the Huawei MateBook E. It has been a long time since the Chinese giant released a 2-in-1 laptop and now this device lets Huawei compete directly with Microsoft and Apple. But does the Huawei MateBook E stand a chance against the best convertible laptops released by Microsoft and Apple? This comparison between Huawei MateBook E, Microsoft Surface Pro 8, and Apple iPad Pro M1 12.9 will help you to find out.

Huawei MateBook E 2021 vs Microsoft Surface Pro 8 vs Apple iPad Pro M1 12.9

Design

The design is definitely a key feature of these tablets. All of them are very thin, lightweight, and well-built. They also come with a very high screen to body ratio, thanks to narrow bezels around the display. The most amazing tablet in terms of build quality seems to be the Apple iPad Pro M1 with an incredibly thin body: just 6.4 mm. It is entirely made of aluminum with the exception of scratch-resistant and oleophobic front glass, and despite it having a wide display, it weighs just 682 grams.

Display

Besides providing the most attractive design, the Apple iPad Pro M1 is also equipped with the most advanced display. It is a Liquid Retina XDR with mini-LED backlighting, a 120 Hz refresh rate, HDR10 certification, and Dolby Vision. But unlike the Huawei MateBook E, it does not come with an OLED display, which means you can get deeper blacks with the Huawei tablet and brilliant colors, as well as 100 percent DCI-P3 coverage. Microsoft Surface Pro 8 and iPad Pro M1 rely on facial recognition for authentication, while the Huawei MateBook E has a fingerprint reader placed on the power key.

Hardware/Software

Apple iPad Pro M1 is the fastest and most reactive tablet thanks to the iPadOS operating system and the new Apple M1 processor. But all of these tablets are flagships, so you won’t notice a big difference. The Huawei MatePad E and the Microsoft Surface Pro 8 run Windows 11, which means you can use more professional software for productivity and more, and you can also play advanced PC games. Between Huawei MateBook E and Microsoft Surface Pro 8, the latter is superior due to a better processor and higher-end memory configurations including up to 32 GB of RAM and up to 1 TB of SSD internal storage.

Camera

If you are looking for the most advanced camera, then the iPad Pro M1 is your best choice. It has a 12 MP main camera, a 10 MP ultrawide sensor, and a TOF 3D LiDAR scanner for AR appliances, as well as a great 12 MP front camera. It is the only tablet of the trio to sport multiple cameras on the rear side and it has better sensors.

Battery

The battery life provided by the iPad Pro M1 is actually longer in a lot of scenarios thanks to iPadOS and the Apple M1 chip. With the Huawei MateBook E, you get a faster-charging technology with 65W power.

Price

The prices of these tablets vary depending on the market. The iPad Pro M1 costs €1200 in Europe, Microsoft Surface Pro 8 starts from $1099 in the U.S. and Huawei MateBook E starts from $940 in China, which is currently the only market in which it is available. If you do not mind the most advanced productivity software and gaming, then the iPad Pro M1 is actually a better tablet. But if an advanced OS like Windows 11 is important to you, then you should go for the Surface Pro 8. On the paper, the MateBook E is inferior to the Surface Pro 8, but it has a higher value for money.

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Huawei MateBook E 2021 vs Microsoft Surface Pro 8 vs Apple iPad Pro M1 12.9: PRO and CONS

Huawei MateBook E 2021

PROS

• OLED display
• Integrated with Huawei phones
• Wireless charging for the pen
• Thunderbolt 4
• 65W fast charging
• Interesting price

CONS

• Nothing particular

Microsoft Surface Pro 8

PROS

• Exceptional build quality
• Up to 32 GB of RAM
• Connected

CONS

• Price

Apple iPad Pro M1 12.9

PROS

• Awesome performance
• Awesome cameras
• LiDAR scanner
• Amazing mini LED display
• Very nice accessories
• eSIM

CONS

• Price

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Ever since the US ban, Huawei has shifted its attention towards other consumer electronic segments like wearables and laptops. The company’s big event in China today (Nov. 17) saw the launch of new smartwatches as well as a brand-new convertible laptop, the Huawei MateBook E. If you recall, this isn’t the first hybrid laptop from the brand. One of the first laptops from Huawei back in 2016, simply called the Huawei MateBook was a 2-in-1 laptop. And portability remains one of the biggest selling points of the new MateBook E. Clearly, Huawei is looking to capture the market dominated by the likes of Apple’s iPad Pro and Microsoft’s Surface Pro series.

Huawei MateBook E Design

The Huawei MateBook E is 7.9mm thick and weighs only 709 grams, making it way lighter and portable than traditional laptops. It features a 2560×1600 12.6-inch OLED display with 100% DCI-P3 color gamut, 16:10 aspect ratio, and 600 nits brightness. Much like the MatePad Pro 12.6, the convertible notebook features a 90% screen-to-body ratio, ensuring very thin bezels on all four sides.

Wait, if you are wondering how the MateBook E and the MatePad Pro 12.6 differ, then know that the basic design remains more or less the same but everything else including the processor and software are different. The MateBook E is pricier and way more powerful than the MatePad Pro 12.6. Simply put, the MateBook E is a true 2-in-1 laptop, while the MatePad Pro 12.6 is basically a tablet with a keyboard accessory.

The Huawei MateBook E comes with a soft-touch finish at the back with two choices for color – Starry Blue and Nebula Grey. There are two different keyboards being offered, one with a simple kickstand design and another full-sized keyboard with what Huawei calls a rail slide design (translated). The second keyboard accessory comes only with the i7 variants and features a USB-C port along with an adjustable backlight.

Note that the keyboard also supports Huawei’s share feature via NFC (the area is around the touchpad). You can simply tap your Huawei smartphone or tablet to connect with the laptop for multiscreen collaboration.

When you connect the MateBook E with the keyboard, it automatically enters Windows 11’s laptop mode. Similarly, simply picking it up from the keyboard accessory switches to the tablet mode.

The MateBook E also comes with Huawei’s second-generation Huawei M-Pencil support. As with its MatePads, the laptop supports magnetic paring with the stylus and can charge it wirelessly too!

Finally, the convertible laptop features a fingerprint-enabled power button on the side for added security.

Huawei MateBook E Specs

Despite its thin and portable form factor, the MateBook E is no slouch when it comes to performance. You can get up to Intel’s 11th Generation Core i7 with Intel Iris X graphics on the top-end model. This is supported by 16GB RAM and 512GB PCIe SSD. Of course, the convertible is available in cheaper and less powerful variants too, like the base model which features the 11th Gen Core i5 with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage. The new 2-in-1 laptop features a Thunderbolt 4 interface that can be connected to an 8K display and supports Wi-Fi 6.

Huawei also adds that the Matebook E comes with 8 layers of heat dissipation design with a shark fin fan and multiple air vents on the side to ensure that the device remains cool even during heavy load.

There’s a 8MP front camera for video calls and another 13MP camera at the back with LED flash. You also get four speakers tuned with Huawei Sound.

As for charging, it comes with a USB-C powered 65W charging adapter, which tops up the battery to around 54% in half an hour. A complete charge takes around 90 minutes. The MateBook E comes with a 42Wh rated battery and Huawei claims the battery life to be between 5-8 hours, depending upon the usage.

Huawei MateBook E Price & Availability

The Huawei MateBook E starts at 5999 yuan ($940) for the i5 version with 8GB + 256GB storage. Note that all variants include the keyboard, but the i7 top-end variant price also includes the stylus.

The MateBook E pricing is as follows:

• i5+8GB+256GB + keyboard: ¥5999 | $940
• i5+16GB+512GB + keyboard: ¥6999 | $1098
• i7+16GB+512GB + keyboard: ¥7999 | $1255
• i7+16GB+512GB + keyboard/stylus: ¥8699 | $1365

The MateBook E 2-in-1 convertible will go on sale in China from December 1, 2021.

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Huawei had recently announced a November 17 release date for the Matebook E two-in-one notebook, and we now have managed to get our hands on some more info on the same ahead of its launch.

IT Home has reported that Huawei has uploaded a HuaweiKeyboardAPP to the Windows 11 Microsoft Store, the description (translated from Mandarin) of which reads: “This program is a Huawei keyboard driver and is used to adapt to Huawei tablet keyboards. Only supports designated models of Huawei laptops.”

The laptop will obviously be running Windows 11 out-of-the-box and will come with a keyboard accessory, so an app for the keyboard hardware isn’t something out of the ordinary.

The screenshot section of the HuaweiKeyboardAPP is comprised of nothing but images of the Huawei Matebook E two-in-one notebook itself, which show that it has a 3.5mm headphone jack and narrow bezels.

As for the keyboard itself, it appears to be quite flexible when it comes to adjustments, offering a variety of setups and angles.

IT Home reports that the HuaweiKeyboardAPP is seemingly for the Huawei MateBook E alone and cannot be used with the older MateBook E from 2019.

Not much is known about the Huawei MateBook E apart from the fact that it will be bringing along major changes in appearance and its screen. Its keyboard and stylus will also be greatly improved, and the notebook will feature advanced features that’ll enable it to work seamlessly with other devices. Its weight will reportedly stand at just 709g and it will cost 7,088 Yuan (~$1,100).

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Earlier this month rumour broke that Huawei will soon launch a Microsoft Surface-like laptop dubbed MateBook this month. Today a Chinese tipster has revealed that it will be called the Huawei MateBook E and for the first time, a MateBook device will run the latest Windows 11 operating system.

The upcoming Huawei MateBook E will be a 2-in-1 notebook succeeding the old MateBook E 2019. It will bring major design changes. The laptop will also have screen upgrades and the keyboard, the stylus will also be greatly improved. Considering that it will be a Windows 11 machine, it will also bring more updated software features. That said, the connectivity would also improve.

Apart from this, there’s no other information available. However, the launch is expected to be soon as Huawei is holding a launch event this month for the launch of the Huawei Watch GT3, headphones, and other gadgets. We expect the Huawei MateBook E to debut alongside these gadgets.

In related news, the predecessor Huawei MateBook E 2019 was launched with a Windows 10 operating system and was powered by Snapdragon 850 chipset. It featured a 12-inch touch screen display with a 3:2 aspect ratio. It came with a 13MP main camera and a 5MP front camera. The laptop came with a dual-speaker setup powered by Dolby Atmos. Huawei also integrated the Huawei Share 3.0 feature on the laptop.

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A new leak has revealed that Huawei is gearing up for the launch of a new laptop from its MateBook series later this month. However, the laptop in question will apparently feature a design similar to the Microsoft Surface series.

The leak was shared on Weibo (a Chinese microblogging website) by @长安数码君. The tipster revealed that the brand is planning to release a new 2 in 1 laptop in China this month. This means that it would be a product similar to the Microsoft Surface. Looking at the leaked image poster, we can see that the upcoming 2 in 1 laptop sports a high screen to body ratio and is a thin and light PC.

The image also revealed other information like a weight of just 709 grams but with a price tag that will be higher than previous MateBook E 2 in 1 laptops. For those unaware, this is not the first time the company has launched a notebook of this format. Back in 2017, the brand had first released the first 2 in 1 as apart of the new MateBook E series. Furthermore, its successor was released in China in 2019.

Now, it like a newer generation will be launching later this month. Unfortunately, finer details regarding this laptop like its specifications is unknown as of right now. Although, we do know that it would reportedly be launching on 17th November 2021 for a price of 7,088 Yuan (roughly 1,100 US Dollars).

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Huawei and its Honor brand have been very busy fro the past couple of weeks with quite a number of new releases from both ends. Honor recently announced the Honor 6A, the Honor Router X1 and Router X1 Plus, the Play Pad 2, and the A2 Smartband earlier today in China. On its part, Huawei unveiled in quick succession, the MateBook D, MateBook E, and MateBook X  and also the Nova 2, Nova 2 Plus, the Mediapad M3 Lite and a couple of accessories including a Sports band, panoramic camera and Bluetooth headset. 

The Huawei MateBook models were announced in Germany and as should be expected, Huawei has gone official with the laptop models in China. The company launched the new generation models in Shanghai China today and as a result, we get to find out their prices as well as get a reminder of the exclusive features the MateBook series come with.

As for their prices, the Huawei MateBook X versions starts at 6988 Yuan ($1,028) for the model with Intel Core i5 chip, 4GB RAM and 256GB storage. The model with Core i5, 8GB RAM and 256HB storage goes up for 7988 Yuan ($1,175). The Matebook X model with Core i5 chip, 8GB RAM and 512GB storage will cost 8988 Yuan ($1323) and finally, the topmost model with Intel core17 processor, 8GB RAM and 512GB storage will retail for 9988 Yuan ($1,470).

On the other hand, the Huawei MateBook E is available in three models. The base model with a 7th Gen Intel Core M3 processor, 4GB RAM and 128GB storage is priced at 4988 Yuan ($734). The model with a Core i5 chip 4GB RAM and 256GB storage starts at 6,888 Yuan ($1013) and finally, the top MateBook E model with Core i5, 8GB RAM and 256GB storage carries a price tag of 7,388 Yuan ($1,087).

On its part, the Matebook D models are priced as follows; the model with Intel Core i5+4GB RAM+128GB SSD+ 500GB HDD is priced at 4988 Yuan ($734),  Core i5+4GB RAM+ 500GB SSD+ NV 2G will sell for  5,288 Yuan ($778). Same configuration but with 8GB RAM takes the price to 5,699 Yuan ($838). Finally, the Matebook D top most model packing a Core i7+8GB RAM+ 128GB SSD+ 1TB HDD 7,288 Yuan ($1072).

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In addition to the laptop models, Huawei also launched some accessories which would be sold separately like the MateDock 2 with a price of  399 Yuan ($58). There is also a wireless mouse priced at 179 Yuan ($26), a Matebook Backpack priced at 199 Yuan ($29), a protective case for the Matebook X which cost 99 Yuan ($14).

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The Huawei MateBook is due for a refresh this year. Before the end of 2016, an insider source had revealed that the next model will feature two new sizes. A tweet by EvanBlass (@evleaks) yesterday confirmed it and also revealed their codenames and models.

The Huawei MateBook will be available in three different sizes this year. The sizes were not mentioned in this new leak but we presume they will be 12, 13, and 15 inches. What the leak does reveal are the codenames for the devices. One is codenamed Pascal, another is called Bell, and the third one is Watt. When they launch they will be called the Huawei MateBook E, MateBook X, and MateBook D.

Pascal + Bell + Watt = Matebooks E, X, & D (/not/ respectively).

RT @rquandt (Huawei MateBook "Pascal"…) https://t.co/beQlSjIDk9 pic.twitter.com/CgXz5AIeMH

— Evan Blass (@evleaks) April 11, 2017

If you can recollect, Pascal was benchmarked recently and according to another leakster (@rquandt), it has a 15-inch screen. There is a likelihood that they will not only differ in terms of size but also in configuration. Pascal has 8GB of RAM and a Core i5-7200U CPU. The other two may feature less RAM and a less powerful processor.

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If you look closely at the image below, the three models differ in terms of design too. The MateBook E looks more like a Microsoft Surface as it doesn’t look like it is permanently attached to the keyboard/kickstand. So its more of a tablet than a regular laptop.

The MateBook X and MateBook D on the other hand look like regular laptops although with different hinge designs.

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