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 Micha Puzio ᠌

This is a really good laptop even with the shortcomings that I found in it. I have been using it for a little over a year now and I do not regret at all that I decided to trust this model and this manufacturer. :) With its pros: Great laptop! Ideal to carry with you, holds a charge well. The keyboard is comfortable, and the backlight (although not very bright, but still) pleases with its presence, I don’t remember how I lived without it! :D Plus the design of the laptop is very cool, it looks premium and is a pleasure to work with. Also, reliable fastenings of the lid were important for me, because before that there was Lenovo, whose lid loosened very quickly and everything was kept on a kind word. Everything is wonderful here. The processor provides excellent performance, which for me means that the computer does not hang from scratch, even portable Photoshop draws, and this is quite worthy. The Type C connector for charging is another cool feature, and the charger itself is also cool, by the way, thanks to the design of the charger, I now have a long Type C cable :D Got cons: At some point, the fan began to buzz a little louder. Probably worth cleaning the laptop from dust :D I don’t like that the microphone and headphones are in the same connector, because every time you connect, you need to choose in Windows what exactly is connected; this is especially annoying when you have to exit the game and wait until this window pops up, otherwise the headphones will not be recognized. Plus, if there is complete silence in the headphones, then when you turn on the music, it is played with a delay of a couple of seconds. Uninstalling and ating drivers didn't help. Just a couple of days ago, after the automatic ate of the same drivers, a buzz began in the right channel of the headphones, which for some reason is interrupted if you press on the lower right corner next to the connector (I have not yet begun to deal with this problem). A strange problem sometimes occurs when using Chrome: strange green dots on a black background, and this problem only appears in Chrome, and it may be the source of it. The laptop starts to get quite warm when playing games, even at minimum settings. But this is explained by the fact that this laptop is not intended for games in principle, so you can only shrug your shoulders and put up with it.