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 Adam Konowski ᠌

I took a model with I5 and a discrete graphics card. Like all laptops, the video is mainly used only from the processor, and not from the discrete graphics card. The video card only turns on when performance mode is enabled. If you want to play games, then always turn on the performance mode, because the load will be on the processor crystal and the video chip of the integrated processor video card, thereby the laptop will be noisier and hotter. So I took it in order to learn from it and write code. For my purposes it is more than perfect. While working in Visual studio, the coolers are not particularly turned on. I'm more than happy with the laptop despite being on a tight budget. If you are constantly bothered by the fact that it is hot, then do not take it. It will always get very hot during complex tasks. Keyboard - I don't know what to say about it. I have a computer with a normal mechanical keyboard. There is a rubber keyboard, which I got used to for a long time. It is convenient to type on it and sometimes play games. Thin, but not as thin as a butterfly keyboard on a MacBook. compared to a butterfly, it is more convenient than on macbooks, but it is slightly larger than a butterfly. I also bought a rubber keyboard cover later so that dust or other dirt would not get there. As a result, I would recommend taking it if you have a very limited budget. If you have a free budget, then of course take a MacBook, it will be several times better. In a month or a year I will write how long it will work.