If you've seen Huawei smartphones like the Mate 10 Pro or the P20 Pro, you'll know the company has stepped it up in the design department recently — and the MateBook X Pro is no different. With excellent fit-and-finish, a class-leading screen-to-bezel ratio and one of the most innovative implementations of a webcam I've ever seen, this notebook is a tremendous design achievement. If you've seen Daniel Rubino's review right here at Windows Central, it probably comes as little surprise that I quickly fell for the MateBook X Pro.
But with a design quite similar to the Apple MacBook, an as-yet-unannounced price point for North America and some serious shade being thrown Huawei's way by the US Government, is the MateBook X a smart purchase? It'll take more than this blurb to make the decision for yourself — so check out Rubino's review for the written rundown, click the MrMobile review above for the audiovisual adventure … and be sure you're subscribed to MrMobile on YouTube) so you don't miss the next PC review coming down the pike!
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