Review on 14" Laptop HUAWEI MateBook D 14"NBL-WAQ9R 1920x1080, AMD Ryzen 5 3500U 2.1GHz, RAM 8GB, DDR4, SSD 512GB, AMD Radeon Vega 8, Windows 10 Home, 53010TTB, Space Gray by Wiktor Krzysztof Kor ᠌

Apparently in order to reduce weight, Huawei made the body of a metal so thin that it plays when opened. When the laptop lid is closed, it stands flat on all 4 legs. As soon as it is opened, the right near leg comes off and hangs in the air about 1-1.5 mm from the table. Every time you put your hands on the laptop to start typing, it wobbles along with the display. To some, this may seem like a trifle, but in a day of use it radically changed the feel of the laptop. In fact, it's like working at a table that has one leg shorter than the others. Tellingly, I checked the D 14 models and models displayed on the trading floor, MagicBook 14 and 15 also suffered from a similar drawback. I doubt that this was part of the design of the device, so it can be assumed that this is just a very large percentage of defects. As a result, I took the device back to M. Video, where it was sent to Huawei for examination, but they immediately told me not to hope too much. As soon as there is an answer, I will write an ate. ate: The Huawei service center refused, stating that "the deviation is <0.5 mm, which corresponds to the manufacturer's standard. M. Video, of course, they didn’t help me here either. BUT, realizing that I couldn’t find the truth, I tried it corny a little bend in the opposite direction. First, his other leg began to rise, and this one stood up. By bending it back and forth several times, I still achieved symmetry and now everything is ok.