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 Boyan Slavchev ᠌

I am more than happy with the purchase. The laptop is not without cons, but they are minor compared to the pros. Got pros: 1. The first thing you encounter when taking it out of the box is its light weight and nice metal case. I take it with me in my backpack, I don’t notice at all. Perhaps this is the merit of a specialized backpack, I don’t know. 2. Narrow frames are something. It looks super, and most importantly - very practical, affects the overall dimensions. 3. Nice nice backlit keyboard. But it has a minus for me (I type a lot on a laptop and use the keyboard to navigate through the text) - small up / down buttons. I don't understand why they weren't made full size. 4. Performance. AMD Ryzen is great. I didn’t start the games, I don’t know how he is in them. 5. Battery life. I had no idea that a laptop could last so long. And if he sat down, it charges very quickly. I can't imagine life without fast charging anymore. 6. USB-C. It is convenient that it is enough to take one cable for a laptop and a phone. No need to carry separate chargers. 7. The camera under the button is brilliant. I don’t need it at all, so it’s cool that it doesn’t take up space above the screen. 8. Fingerprint scanner. I rarely use it, since my main OS is Ubuntu. But when I use it, I enjoy it. Windows Hello is cool. 9. Nice and functional trackpad. I didn’t work with macbooks, there’s nothing to compare with, but on laptops it’s clearly one of the best. Its cons: 1. Keyboard - small up/down buttons. I don't understand why they weren't made full size. 2. USB-C. It's a cool connector, but it doesn't have latches. As a result, it collapsed within a few months. Not critical, but annoying. 3. Cooler noise. It almost always works and makes noise. Sometimes it's stressful.