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If you have a damaged LCD display or touch glass on your Huawei MateBook X Pro , this is the part you need to make your device fully functional again.

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The Huawei Matebook X Pro is a laptop designed and manufactured by Huawei as part of the Huawei MateBook laptop line. The Huawei Matebook X Pro has been compared to Apple"s Macbook laptops in both design and interface. The X Pro laptop was released in 2018 but was only sold in China until the end of 2019.

The Huawei Matebook X Pro runs on a Windows 10 operating system (either Home or Pro), which is Microsoft"s personal computer operating system. The Huawei Matebook X Pro is Huawei"s first laptop to include a "FullView" design, which gives the laptop a screen to body ratio of 91%. The laptop includes a 13.9-inch LTPS (low-temperature polycrystalline silicon) display with a resolution of 3000 by 2000 pixels at 260 pixels per inch. It has a claimed viewing angle of 178 degrees and a maximum brightness of 450 nits.

In North America, the Huawei Matebook X Pro was released in two configurations. The base model uses an 8th-generation Intel Core i5-8250U processor with 256 GB of internal storage and 8 GB of RAM. The higher-end Matebook X Pro includes an 8th-generation Intel Core i7-8550U processor with 512 GB of internal storage and 16 GB of RAM.

A review of the Huawei Matebook X Pro from TechRadar praised the laptop"s bright display, sensible design, terrific battery life, and strong all-around performance. However, the review also pointed out that the computer does not include an SD card slot and has a flawed webcam.

The Huawei Matebook X Pro laptop can be identified by the name "Huawei" engraved in the back of the laptop in capital letters. The model number of the computer can be found by searching in the device"s settings and looking for an "About This Device" option.

Screen replacement is very fragile product. We strongly suggest test before installation. Please simulates testing, which means mobile phone apart, (motherboard + LCD or screen) connected audio cable and new replacement, power on, test finished. If test OK, please install it. If it can not show, please contact us at the very first time. And please do not force it to be installed in mobile phone. We will not be responsible once the screen is installed.

Performance increased by X. About half a year ago, the Pro version of the MateBook X gave us a good impression with its Intel Core i5-8250U. Today"s review update will take a look at the Core i7-8550U version, which also features a GeForce MX150. Find out what buyers can expect from this model in our review.

Huawei has directed its good-looking MateBook X Pro at buyers who are searching for attractive alternatives to all the Surfaces and MacBooks of this world. We already tested the in its configuration with a

Our current configuration of the MateBook X Pro is available for about $1700 and offers an , 8 GB of RAM and a 512-GB SSD. However, other manufacturers also have several well-designed business notebooks with a very similar price-to-performance ratio available. We have chosen the ,, theand the slightly cheaper

Speakers: quad-speakers, Keyboard: chiclet, Keyboard Light: yes, USB Type C power supply, USB Type C cable, Huawei MateDock 2, HUAWEI PC Manager, 24 Months Warranty

No changes have been made to the case of the Huawei MateBook X Pro. Huawei now offers two colors for its device: SpaceGray and Silver. Please take a look at our review of the for a detailed description of the case.

The dimensions of the Huawei MateBook X Pro are comparable to those of its competition, although the 3:2 display format requires the device to be deeper than usual for 14-inch devices.

Huawei has skimped on the port selection but does offer a fully-fledged Thunderbolt 3 port. Our test unit also comes with a MateDock 2, which connects to our device via the USB Type C or Thunderbolt ports and offers VGA, HDMI and a further USB Type C and Type A port. The device still lacks an SD card reader.

Users of the Huawei MateBook X Pro can only connect to local networks via Wi-Fi, including the faster ac standard. Our test unit reached very good data transfer rates of 630 MBit/s. The data reception speeds are also good at up to 525 MBit/s. This puts the Huawei on par with comparable devices and our test unit does not stand out in our comparison field.

The scope of delivery of the Huawei MateBook X Pro includes a USB Type C power supply plus a suitable USB cable and the Huawei MateDock 2. The latter offers ports for VGA and HDMI as well as two more USB connectors.

The manufacturer also offers a suitable leather case, a Huawei backpack, Bluetooth mice, an anti-glare screen protector and a USB-to-LAN adapter for separate purchase.

You can access the insides of the Huawei MateBook X Pro via the bottom plate. The maintenance options are rather limited, however, as almost all hardware components are covered by a heat sink. The RAM is also firmly soldered on and cannot be removed or expanded. A corner of the SSD is visible on the left side, but this can only be accessed by removing the heat sink.

Huawei offers a 24-month warranty on its MateBook X Pro. Please see ourGuarantees, Return policies and Warranties FAQfor country-specific information.

The screen of the Huawei MateBook X Pro is a 13.9-inch LTPS panel with a resolution of 3000x2000 pixels. Compared to the the display quality has improved even more. The average brightness is now 512 cd/m² and the brightness distribution is more balanced at 88%. The touchscreen responds quickly to inputs and does not show fingerprints immediately thanks to its oil-resistant surface.

In comparison: 53 % of all tested devices do not use PWM to dim the display. If PWM was detected, an average of 19454 (minimum: 5 - maximum: 3846000) Hz was measured.

Our measurements confirm that the Huawei MateBook X Pro has a very good contrast ratio of 1719:1 and a slightly elevated black value of 0.32 cd/m². Colors appear strong and very distinct from one another. Blacks are intense and deep. We did not notice a blue cast ex-works, but calibrated the screen anyway, which further improved the display quality. Users can expect a color space coverage of 98% of the sRGB and 62% of the AdobeRGB color space.

The MateBook X Pro cannot really be used outdoors despite its good brightness. Even on cloudy days the screen is very reflective and difficult to read comfortably. You can see slight backlight bleeding in the corners in dark surroundings, but this does not have a noticeable influence on everyday use.

The Huawei notebook"s LDPS panel has very stable viewing angles. Content can be read from almost every angle - as long as there are no reflections. The MateBook X can therefore also be used in unusual positions.

Our test unit is equipped with an , an, 8 GB of RAM and a 512-GB SSD. Alternatively, the Huawei MateBook X Pro is also available with a and 16 instead of 8 GB of RAM. This configuration is also suitable for more demanding applications and even allows for light gaming.

In addition, we noticed consistent throttling throughout our Cinebench loop, which limited the performance of the MateBook X Pro significantly and placed it on the same level as that of the

The PCMark benchmarks also indicate that there is very little difference between the two processor options. In the PCMark 8 Work test, our current test unit is only 2% ahead of the

The comparison with potential competitors shows that the performance is average, which our experience during the test period confirms. The system runs smoothly, starts up quickly and performs well in general. We did not notice any judders or similar hiccups during testing.

The Huawei MateBook X Pro is equipped with a fast Toshiba SSD that has a capacity of 512 GB. This is divided into two partitions ex-works. One 80-GB partition contains the operating system, the other offers 381 GB and is available for free use. The write and read rates, measured with our storage benchmark, are good (typical for an SSD) and slightly above those of the competition.

Huawei has equipped the MateBook X Pro with a from Nvidia. It is the more energy-efficient version, N17S-LG-A1, and has a clock rate of 936 MHz and a TDP of 10 watts. Although it can reach a higher performance than notebooks that are only equipped with anorit cannot reach the performance that a dedicated GeForce MX150 should offer.

Compared to other notebooks of this price range, the MateBook X Pro can impress with its good gaming performance. Current blockbusters might not be the ideal choice, but older or less demanding games can be displayed easily.

The MateBook X Pro is silent while idling or running under moderate load. When the load increases, the cooling fans slowly turn on and cool the device at a consistent noise level. While the notebook is audible, the noise remains at an acceptable level.

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The Huawei MateBook X Pro remains cool while idling. We measured a surface temperature of about 26 °C (78.8 °F) when the device was running without load. More demanding applications do cause the hardware to heat up with a hotspot near 50 °C (122 °F).

(-) The average temperature for the upper side under maximal load is 42.3 °C / 108 F, compared to the average of 30.7 °C / 87 F for the devices in the class Subnotebook.

(-) The maximum temperature on the upper side is 49 °C / 120 F, compared to the average of 35.9 °C / 97 F, ranging from 21.4 to 59 °C for the class Subnotebook.

The speakers of the Huawei MateBook X Pro offer a balanced sound. They are suitable for the occasional film or music session and do not necessarily have to be connected to external speakers/headphones. If you do want an external connection, you can use the 3.5-mm audio jack.

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The power consumption of the Huawei MateBook X Pro is on par with its comparison devices but is still slightly below the average of the competition. We measured a maximum power consumption of 40.2 watts under load, which means that the device reaches the limit of the included 40-watt power supply. The device only requires 4.7 watts while idling.

Currently we use the Metrahit Energy, a professional single phase power quality and energy measurement digital multimeter, for our measurements. Find out more about it here. All of our test methods can be found here.

The MateBook X Pro reaches a battery runtime of 8.5 hours during our practical Wi-Fi test. This means that the Huawei can get through an average working day without having to be connected to the power supply. This result is slightly better than that of our comparison devices and is very pleasing.

The Huawei MateBook X Pro presents itself as a high-performance notebook with a smooth system and an intense color display. Compared to similarly equipped devices, we noticed that the CPU performance could not beat that of the cheaper Intel Core i5-8250U and that GPU performance is below average as well. Therefore, the higher price for the allegedly faster processor is not really justified.

The Huawei MateBook X Pro offers good system performance and a great design for a moderate price. But a better cooling system would have enabled even better performance.

Apart from this weakness, buyers can enjoy great battery runtimes and a notebook that is even suitable for moderate gaming. The Huawei device also deals well with more demanding office programs while the 512-GB SSD should offer sufficient space for your data.

I carried out my first IT experiments with a 386-based system and a whole 4 MB RAM. This was followed by work on various PCs and laptops that I maintained and repaired for friends and acquaintances. After training to become a Telecommunications Systems Technician and gaining a few years of experience, I graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering. Currently, I pursue my fascination for IT, technology, and mobile devices by writing reviews and articles for Notebookcheck. I have also worked for Gamestar, Netzwelt, and Golem, among others.

I completed my master"s degree in translation at the University of Vienna a few years ago and have been working as a translator for English, German and French ever since. I first started translating for Notebookcheck in 2017 and have learned more about computers than I ever imagined, and I have even become the person my family turns to for advice when it comes to consumer electronics. Other than that I also focus on everything connected to sustainability and renewable energy.

Windows 10 is great for touchscreens, especially thanks to the special touch-designed apps for the Windows Ink Workspace. But has your touchscreen stopped working? Sometimes it can break for seemingly no reason, so we"re here to show you how to fix your touchscreen in Windows 10.

The majority of the problems are caused by driver incompatibility. This is even more likely if the touchscreen has stopped working after updating Windows 10. We"ll cover this, along with many other troubleshooting tips, to get your touchscreen working again.

When your touchscreen is slow to respond or records your touch gestures inaccurately, a re-calibration might be all it takes to bring it up to speed. Here"s how to perform a touchscreen calibration.

Open the Start menu, search for calibrate, and select Calibrate the screen for pen or touch input. A window will open that contains tablet PC settings.

Windows 10 will do its best to conserve power and extend your laptop battery"s life, but sometimes the settings can be overzealous and turn off your touchscreen after a period of activity.

While the touchscreen should automatically enable itself again when it detects an input, this isn"t always the case. As such, you can disable the power saving of your touchscreen to see if this fixes the problem.

Select Search automatically for drivers. Windows should find the driver you downloaded and install it. If not, return to this screen and click Browse my computer for drivers to locate it manually.

It isn"t always necessary to update your drivers if everything is working well. If you recently updated your touchscreen driver, you should try rolling back to a previous version.

For whatever reason, some programs cause touchscreen problems. If your touchscreen has only recently broken, you should uninstall any recently added programs.

This one sounds weird, but give it a shot. Other nearby electronic devices can interfere with the touchscreen. It could be caused by something you"ve got plugged into the same power bank or because you"ve got lots of computers in proximity.

To resolve, go back to the original room and turn off everything else. Then turn them back on one by one to see what causes the problem. If none of them seems to be at fault, check nearby areas for powerful equipment that could be the cause.

Over time, your touchscreen is bound to get grubby with dust, fingerprints, and dirt. This can cause the touchscreen to misbehave or not detect input. As such, you must regularly clean your computer screen.

To clean it, first turn off your system. Next, grab a microfiber cloth and rub the screen in small circular motions. For any stubborn marks, very gently dampen part of the cloth with water; for your device"s safety, use as little water as possible.

Have you tried all of these tips, yet your touchscreen is still broken? If so, you should contact your system manufacturer to get them to investigate.

The problem is likely a hardware fault rather than a system one, and they will have the expertise to fix it. You may find that you"re still covered by warranty, depending on what caused the damage.

You can quickly establish if it"s a hardware fault by booting into UEFI. If you have a Surface device, power it down, thenpress and hold the volume up and power button until a Microsoft/Surface logo appears. If the touchscreen doesn"t work in UEFI, it"s very likely a hardware fault for your manufacturer to resolve.

Now it"s time to happily use your touchscreen again. If you haven"t tried them already, give Windows" touch gestures a try—you can zoom, enter Task View, open the Action Center, and so much more.

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There’s just something about the HUAWEI MateBook X Pro which has “love at first sight” written all over it. We pretty much felt the same about the 2020 model, and the ones before it. Don’t get us wrong, at a first uneducated glance, its performance numbers match, at least on paper, those of the HONOR MagicBook 14 (2021) we reviewed last month, but the MateBook X Pro is just so much more.

Even though they are similarly equipped, they address two different target audiences, with two different price points. And, since they perform fairly similar, it’s just fair we put this year’s MateBook X Pro to the test and see where it stands out. This is our HUAWEI MateBook X Pro 2021 review.

Why change something that has proven to successfully work? This is probably what engineers at HUAWEI had in mind when discussing the design of the 2021 MateBook X Pro, which went pretty much unadulterated for the past couple of years, and this is a good thing! It’s still as minimalistic and gorgeous as it ever was, and there’s absolutely no need to change that.

With the same precision machining and crafting as the predecessor, the 2021 MateBook X Pro didn’t gain any pandemic weight, maintaining it at 1.33kg. Measurements are the same as well, with the computer maintaining its fitness at 14.6mm in height (thickness).

With no noticeable changes, you can expect the same chamfered edges that light nicely bounces off of, with a nice shine to it. You can find these around the edges, the trackpad, and the power button. Similar to last year, the power button includes a fingerprint scanner that has a cache, enough to hold on to your fingerprint and unlock Windows with a single touch of the button upon powering up.

Underneath the power button lies the precision, full-sized, Chiclet Keyboard, with a fine speaker grill to its left and right, containing a total of four (2 x 2) speakers, that cooperate with the 2 microphones. A considerable part underneath is taken up by the upgraded Touchpad with Multi-touch — the HUAWEI Free Touch — and this year, with HUAWEI Share built-in (more on that later).

The display retains its 14-inch (13.9) size, and its 3000 x 2000 resolution and 260PPI. It’s an LTPS panel, like last year, with a 1500:1 contrast ratio, 3:2 aspect ratio, 450 nits of brightness, and it is one damn fine display! Our only complaint is the fact that it’s shiny and highly reflective.

Viewing angles have been retained at 178 degrees, which is really something, as well as touch features via 10-point multi-touch sensitivity. Not only that, but HUAWEI got rid of everything else around the display, achieving a whopping 91% screen-to-body ratio, which you really have to experience in person to appreciate.

We mentioned the similarities in the preamble of this review with the MagicBook 14 (2021). The MateBook X Pro (2021) comes equipped with either the 11th Gen Intel Core i7-1165G7 processor or the 11th Gen Intel Core i5-1135G7 chip. Our particular unit, just like the MagicBook 14, comes with the Core i7, and, to put it simply, “damn, it is fast”!

The battery is rated 56Wh, and the connectivity is handled via Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax, and Bluetooth 5.1. There are two USB Type C ports, for charging and connecting a display, a full-sized USB A 3.2 port, as well as a 3.5mm headphone jack that doubles as a microphone input port. Of note is that you don’t have an HDMI connector, so keep that in mind when selecting external monitors or cables. You will need a USB Type C connectivity solution.

Just like its predecessor (and the models in the line-up), the 2021 HUAWEI MateBook X Pro runs Windows 10. It’s the Home Edition that pops-up with the configuration screen out of the box, and HUAWEI added little to no bulk to it. Not that there wouldn’t be enough space on the generous 1TB storage drive, but this is pretty much how I’ve seen HUAWEI roll in the past. Keeping things as simple as possible.

A few firmware and software updates await for you to apply after your first setup, and that’s pretty much the entire effort you need to put into having a buttery smooth Windows 10 experience. We need to mention that the laptop is eligible for a Windows 11 upgrade, and no doubt it will handle it beautifully.

Those of you who owned previous generation MateBook computers will be familiar with the PC Manager suite. For those of you who are new to it, this application makes sure your drivers are up to date and helps you connect a HUAWEI (or HONOR) smartphone to your PC.

One of the novelties this year on the Pro model is that you no longer have the NFC sticker on the palm rest next to the trackpad. HUAWEI embedded it into the trackpad itself, a trackpad that has also been upgraded on the Pro line-up. It now features haptic feedback (called Free Touch) for a more precise feel and exquisite experience. Both of these features debuted at the end of last year on the MateBook X (sans Pro).

We described the PC Manager and the entire “connecting your smartphone to your laptop” experience ad nauseam. In a nutshell, you get Multi-Screen collaboration with mirroring displays, copy-pasting content and images between devices, taking calls, sending texts, and more. Check out the details of that in our original MateBook X Pro review from 2020, this current one’s predecessor.

Not much else to mention on the software end, and, I can’t stress this enough, this is a good thing. At the end of the day, it’s a pretty vanilla Windows 10 experience, with the occasional frustration of compulsory and sometimes lengthy restarts upon system updates, but that’s a Microsoft issue, not a HUAWEI one.

Describing the experience using the 2021 MateBook X Pro is close to driving a fine, luxury, sports car. Everything just runs (literally, really fast!) smoothly, from the moment you unbox it, through the setup process, to the day-to-day operations and activities.

Touch sensitivity is more than accurate (though I still can’t wrap my head around touch capabilities on a device that doesn’t fully convert into a tablet or handheld).

Probably my favorite component to input is the trackpad. Haptic feedback emulates an actual click/push down so well, and the feedback is so natural, that you’ll instantly love it. It will take a couple of minutes to get used to it, but once you do, you’ll love it!

With decent display brightness – by decent we mean normal usage, not forced maximum of 100% just for the sake of it – we got through one full workday and some relaxation at the end of it without an issue. And that is really something, as my workdays are not your regular ones, stretching towards 16 hours. Increase the brightness and do some heavier, more power-intensive tasks, and you will need to have a charger handy to make it through the day.

Nothing we threw at the 2021 MateBook X Pro made it stutter or managed to bog it down. It was chewing through tasks like the champ it is. App load times and even Windows boot-up are pretty fast, and overall operation is buttery smooth.

Here at Pocketnow, we’re more inclined towards judging a product’s performance based on real-life operation, rather than numbers. However, for those of you who need to have analytic data based on benchmarks, we ran a couple and included the results above for your viewing pleasure.

The 2021 HUAWEI MateBook X Pro is not for everyone. It’s the premium flagship laptop from the company, and it is also competing with the Apple MacBook Pro. That being the case, you should also expect a steeper price HUAWEI is asking for. It is not prohibitive, but it’s in the premium segment.

The 2021 HUAWEI MateBook X Pro goes for anywhere between €1.399,00 and £1399.99, depending on the region. Also, depending on where you are you might only have an option for the Core i5 version. Your configuration, based on processor and storage, will of course influence the price, and, depending on which country you are in, HUAWEI is running different discounts. Best to consult your local HUAWEI store for the price available to you.

All that being said, we have no reservations in recommending the 2021 MateBook X Pro for those who want a beautiful laptop that’s fast, lightweight, portable, and, most importantly, future proof thanks to its great specs.