MatePad Pro meets Windows. We are already familiar with tablets and laptops from Huawei, but the manufacturer now launches a new convertible called the MateBook E. It is basically still a tablet similar to the MatePads, but it features Windows 11, Tiger Lake CPUs, and Thunderbolt 4.

Huawei advertises the new MateBook E as a convertible, but it is basically a Windows tablet similar ...

sturdy and high-quality chassis; very good OLED touchscreen; accurate colors and P3 color gamut; Thunderbolt 4 & Wi-Fi 6; great speakers; good cameras;

only 1x USB-C; short battery runtime; regular fan activity; PWM flickering; no keyboard illumination; no integrated kickstand;

A sumptuous OLED display, compact design and competitive price make the Huawei MateBook E a winner

Exemplary OLED display; Decent cameras front and back; Keyboard included with Core i5 model;

Only one USB-C port; No memory card slot; Mediocre battery life;

The Huawei MateBook E is a 2-in-1 hybrid with a 12.6in OLED panel

Gorgeous OLED display; Decent performance; Great cameras; Keyboard case included;

Poor battery life; Frustrating fingerprint sensor; Very limited ports;

Quality OLED screen – great for movies; Laptop power in a tablet body; Impressive sound for a tablet; Thunderbolt 4 connectivity;

Battery life isn’t brilliant; Flimsy keyboard dock unusable on lap; Only one port for data and charging; You can get more performance for less;

A sumptuous OLED display, compact design and competitive price make the Huawei MateBook E a winner

Exemplary OLED display; Decent cameras front and back; Keyboard included with Core i5 model;

Only one USB-C port; No memory card slot; Mediocre battery life;