HUAWEI MateBook E 2022, 12.6 - Inch 2-in-1 Laptop Touchscreen, Windows 11, 16GB RAM, 512GB ROM, 11th Gen Intel CoreTM i5 Processor and New Intel Iris Xe Graphics, 65W Fast Charging, Color Grey

Very easy to carry and perfect for work during commuting and outside the office. The battery is good and the overall perfomance of the device is great

Bad bits 1. The battery is very bad less then 2 hours 2. Only one usb type c if you charging the devices you can't use it 3. The keyboard is poor quality a bit flimsy 4. No SD card slot Good bits 1.Amazing display 2.Sounds is great 3.Windows 11 so you can install Android apps If I could go back in time I would done more research on this devices for now I wouldn't recommend it Hauwei should have better

Very comfortable to work on it, light and very easy to carry. The overall perfomance is good and battery life is ok

The tablet from the get go seems to have it all but as you start using it, you discover plenty of cons. CONS: 1. The back panel of the tablet is rubberised plastic which leaves fingerprints all over it even if your hands are squeaky clean. 2. Horrible keyboard cover with horrible stand. While stand is adjustable to almost any angle which is amazing, when you just open the tablet and start adjusting the stand you have to do it from the top of the device which always knocks the tablet off the cover. Also when I unboxed the keyboard cover, it had two fairly obvious marks on the outside which isn't ideal when you purchase a brand new device. 3. The most horrible trackpad I've ever used. It is so click-y to the point it feels hollow inside and not tactile or enjoyable to use. 4. Keyboard has no backlight - this is a must these days. 5. Unimpressive battery life - while I have not tested it extensively, you'd get 2-4 hours from a full charge. 6. While I love the thin bezels and the fact it uses OLED, the screen feels unnatural to use and look at. Graphics and text are not sharp enough to look at - it almost feels a little hazy. It really saddens me because that was the the biggest feature I was looking towards. I still prefer the 1080p LCD screen of my XPS 3910 (even though in terms of colour accuracy it is also horrible) 7. It is a huge let down that the i7 version is not available in UK 8. Only one USB-C port. If you are charging the device then in order to plug something else in, you need a USB-C dock with a power pass through. Two USB-C for daily use is a bare minimum. 9. Available in only one colour. 10. No storage expansion available. 11. No cellular functionality built into the device. 12. Huawei bloatware - not as bad but the fact they try to get you to sign up for the account is annoying. 13. While I prefer how solid the tablet feels, it would have been better if the tablet had a built-in stand 14. Comes with Windows 11 Home - while it can be upgraded, this process is usually very complex and time-consuming. It would have been nice to also be able to purchase the tablet with Windows 11 Pro for business use! PROS: 1. Beautiful design with thin rounded bezels. 2. Built-in camera into the back of the device. While might see no practical use, it is still good to have it for an occasion where you need to snap a picture such as snagging at construction sites. 3. Bright screen 4. Decent 512GB SSD storage 5. i5 model feels fast and plenty enough for almost all use cases 6. Sound is impressive I'd say if this cost around £600, it'd make it worthwhile to consider purchasing it. As it stands, it is too user-unfriendly to use as a daily driver. Huawei have a lot to fix. Hopefully the next iteration of this tablet will be a lot better.

Screen too small as all advertisements take up space. Would not recommend

Summary of the product: Outstanding speakers, Good camera, Good microphone, Very good screen, Decent keyboard, Decent trackpad but sometimes bit to rough, Good performance, Very bad battery life only 3 hours

I have been using this device for 5 months now. At first, I wanted to go for a Surface, but I bought this because of an offer and total price (I saved 400 by choosing this over a Surface). I bought it because of its lightweight, versatility to use as a tablet, and reasonable processing power. It is lightweight, versatile (somehow), and has medium processing power. The processing power is not low on paper, but because this is a small device with a tiny cooling device, you can not rely on it for complex computations. For example, I would not recommend it for gaming. The battery is mediocre; you can not rely on it for 3 hours, even 2 if you are in a Zoom meeting. I had a major issue once with the battery because it did not charge, and after a while, it was resolved (I do not know how), but it shows that the battery is not durable, and I should be changed in 12 months if you are using it constantly. Display is perfect, no objections, resolution, brightness, and colours. Although this device has only one USB C port, I am using it with a docking station (only £20) and a big monitor all the time. So I guess I exert more GPU pressure on it than the normal user, but you can not use the small 12-inch monitor for long hours. Overall I think it is worth the price I paid for it (£400 lower than the Surface with near specs); however, I have to accept that once in a month, the battery stops charging for a few hours, or the PC crashes several times. If I go back, I would not buy it again because I don't have much time and tolerance to deal with its issues. my recommendation: (1) go for MS Surface if the price difference is not much, (2) do not rely on it for long hours everyday workload, (3)buy a warranty with the device.