#Huawei Matebook X Pro Gaming

And last year, Huawei kicked it off pretty well with their 2019 Matebook X Pro. The aluminum alloy unibody design has always been one of the most eye-catching elements of the Matebook X Pro series. To help keep this device's slim profile, the Matebook X Pro has a TKL chiclet-style keyboard with full-sized keys, which I'm honestly not a fan of. But as I was using the Matebook X Pro, having a single USB-A port didn't affect my day to day use. With a generous screen to body ratio of 91%, watching videos on the Matebook X Pro felt immersive without all those distracting borders getting in the way of your viewing experience. To be frank, I initially thought that this was one of the least important features of the Matebook X Pro, but I did eventually find it to be quite useful for whenever my hands started to get tired from using the trackpad. [caption id="attachment_236629" align="alignnone" width="720"] Sample selfie shot of the 1MP camera of the Matebook X Pro (with indoor lighting shot at night)[/caption] For sound quality, the Huawei Matebook X Pro's quad-speaker set-up is surprisingly good. When it comes to the microphone, Huawei outfitted the Matebook X Pro with a 360-degree quad-microphone setup with up to 4 meters of voice interaction, which was clear and crisp, making it an ideal laptop for VoIP and conferencing. Read more in our articles including "Huawei Matebook X Pro (2020) Review" and "HUAWEI WATCH FIT 5 Pro now open for pre-order in PH".