Huawei launches MateBook X Pro 2024: 120Hz OLED display, Core Ultra 9 processor and weighs just 980 grams

Huawei has announced the new MateBook X Pro 2024 ultrabook in China. The device got an OLED display, a top-end Intel Core Ultra 9 processor and a very light weight.

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The new ultrabook from Huawei weighs just 980 grams, which is 30 per cent lighter than the previous model, and it is only 13.5mm thick when folded. The new MateBook X Pro features Intel's new Ultra 9 (185H) chip, which is 60 per cent faster than the Core i7 (1360P) in the previous model. The top-end configuration includes the Intel Ultra 9 (185H), while the more affordable model has an Intel Ultra 7 (155H) chip, which is also quite powerful.

Models are available with 16GB and 32GB of RAM, and storage varies from 1TB to 2TB, depending on the model. The laptop sports a 14.2-inch display with a resolution of 3120 x 2080, supporting up to 10-finger touch input. It's a 120Hz OLED display and its brightness reaches 1000 nits, which is outstanding for a laptop.

The MateBook X Pro 2024 also supports 140W charging. The charging is done through the USB-C port. The laptop also has two Thunderbolt 4 ports, supports Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3. It also features four microphones and six speakers.

The Huawei MateBook X Pro 2024 is available in Inkstone Black, White and Clear Blue Snow colours. Its price starts at 11,000 yuan ($1,520) and goes up to 15,000 yuan ($2,073) for the top-end model. It is expected that the device is likely to arrive in more markets in the near future.

Source: GSMArena