Huawei MateBook D15 (15-inch, 2020)

Excellent value for money ; All-metal chassis ; Remarkably powerful (for the price)

Battery life is so-so ; Colour accuracy is weak

Both laptops offer excellent value for money, with a highlight being an all-metal chassis for such a low price. Battery life could be better, as could screen quality, but Huawei had to compromise somewhere. It has made all the right choices and created...

Decent performance and thermals;Aluminum built, despite the low price;A quiet experience in Balanced mode;Optional fingerprint reader;Good battery life

Soldered memory;Lacks an SD card reader and a Thunderbolt port

The Intel version of the Huawei MateBook D 15 is a good budget offer. The laptop has a good-looking sleek design, it has a thin profile and it’s light at the same time. So, portability is one of its key selling points. You don’t have to worry when you...

Decent performance and thermals;Rare aluminum built, despite the low price;Good viewing angles and contrast ratio;Optional fingerprint reader

Not the best build quality (uses only plastic);Uses PWM for all brightness levels (although it’s not aggressive);Covers only 52% of sRGB (AUO B156HTN06.1);Lacks an SD card reader and a USB Type-C port

Sleek design. Fast and efficient. A really lovely laptop.

Non. It's perfect.

excellent

It’s really quick and doesn’t struggle with any of the music software I use.

The camera is below eye-level so the angle isn’t very flattering. The battery runs low very quickly, but that may be because I have a lot of heavy-duty software.

I can edit music like I want.

I can not edit my dance videos. The man I talked to told me I could do both edit my music and videos. But I can not do videos. So if you can help please do.

Quick responsive, good screen and light compared to older lap tops.

The camera is a button on the key board. You press it and the camera appears, while its natty it gives a poor view of your face.

Design,