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It really is handy that AI background. I hope more brands use something similar. Thanks for watching!

@@Techtablets Thanks for the video. i agree with Mohammad that this option is great. However, despite all of the innovations, is there a Huawei laptop suitable for video editing? Not on the extreme side, but still…

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I hope they also release later on a 6800H version which would be great at a reduced price. But same here I love the 3:2 screen, the slim quality build, keyboard and touchpad combo.

Wow that’s good battery life I’m getting over 7 1/2 hours using 30% brightness and light use. What chipset is it?

@@Techtablets its the old ryzen 2500u. I debloated most of what i considered bloatware, i even took out cortana, something i never used. I got rid of the huawei bloatware as well. I only use the laptop to pay bills and youtube. Its great for it. I bought it used on ebay for 420 back in 2019.

Glad I could help

Hopefully the next refresh they give us a dGPU option.

Integrated APU is the meta rn imo, esp w/ thin and lights like this w/ thunderbolt for external GPU~

@@ubacow7109 APU still a long ways from the weakest 3050, also you can have a 3050 and be a thin and light aswell

Thanks 👍

Yes when using the AI background and more so with the zoom it drops frames a bit.

Sure is nice price for that spec of laptop.

Oh no!

Same if it came with the RTX 3050 or even the RTX 2050 I have in my Redmibook 2022, I would buy it.

eGPU rtx3070 via Thunderbolt ;)

Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 Pro with AMD 6800Hs and NVidia RTX 3050, maybe?

Yes it’s a high quality Laptop

I was in the same boat. In the end I couldn't handle MacOS so went with windows. But the battery life of the MacBook is crazy good I was getting 9 hours and that was editing 4k videos on a flight. Also I barely heard the fan maybe once exporting video.

@Techtablets yeah, I see MacOs is also something else to consider coming from a windows user. For my case, am a student which means I only use it for basic stuff mainly, probably I'll just keep it. Thank you for your response though

Well let's hope they do later add some RTX 3050 models to the line up and maybe 90hz and 32GB options.

If they send me one yes I hope to.

Yes you can with those Thunderbolt GPU enclosures but it would be nice to see an optional dedicated GPU version again from Huawei.

No and the 5000 series from AMD is still very good. It would be different if this model had a dedicated GPU for the same price.

Hi, yes I would I think this is better and more powerful CPU.

@TechTablets Thanks a lot for your feedback. As i continued watching your review, it is indeed a powerful laptop! The xiaomi, though, is more screen brighter, little lighter, and cheaper for anyone who is on the remote most of the time. Keep up!

Yes the Xiaomi does have the better screen true there.

@TechTablets Chris, is the account above yours?

In fact, both port at the left looks kinda leaning too

This or the Redmibook 2022 I reviewed but it's not 16" 3:4. but 16:10 15.6-inch my review is here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ecigaqmG153LoKc.html I like it because it has the RTX 2050 GPU for video editing and bit of gaming is much better than the Iris Xe 96 UN.

@@Techtablets thanks i'll watch your reivew and i'll choose whic one better for me

You get some great bundle deals there in the UK with Huawei. Shame we don’t see the same offers only cheap items included here like headphones or earbuds. Not sure if it’s is sanctions and maybe they can’t use Nvidia GPUs?

I wish they just do what they did with the matebook 16 (AMD). Remove the gift that is worth £300/400 and sell the i7 laptop at £900/1000 or the i9 for £1100/1200. They removed the mateview GT gift for the matebook 16 and made it £200 cheaper

@@danialagha4825 Yes, I agree.

@@andyH_England Just CBA trying to sell the monitor really :(. Hopefully they will make it cheaper soon maybe around black friday if not I'm just going to buy the matebook 16

@@danialagha4825 Yes, I got the Matebook 14s for £500 off in the end but had to wait over six months before they started knocking the price off. So a while to go before those deals arrive😢

GT master edition.

Maybe if you want Windows of course. But my MBP Pro 16 is pretty amazing, zero fan noise very good at editing videos for example.

Glossy as it's touchglass.

Seems not if only Huawei would also offer this with a 32GB option and dGPU.

Yes you can install a PCIE 4.0 and get pcie 4.0 speeds the slot supports it according to Hwinfo.

Then it would be great for that.

As shown yes but low settings and resolution

@@Techtablets thank you 💜

Yes that would be an instant buy and I would buy one for myself with that spec.

It is a little but you do get the Thunderbolt 4.0, touch screen with 3:2 aspect ratio and 12700H.

Mentioned at the end I had some driver issues.

@@Techtablets yeah. 12th gen stuff is now just getting into the latest kernel so a more stable release like Mint will probably need a few months to move on the later one. Great review as always!

@TELEGRAM ME:@TechTablets_info fuck iff

I would have loved to have seen this with the 6800U or 6800H I hope later we get an AMD version.

1280P and even 1260P laptops are very expensive. Ryzen 7 6800H would suffice, HS-series APUs are more expensive and only belong in premium laptops like the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14/G15. And Ryzen 7 6800U doesn't provide the full gaming performance of the iGPU even at 35W when you overclock it, so only the 6800H makes sense. And even then, this laptop gets smoked by the likes or Redmibook Pro 15, I use the Redmibook Pro 15 with Ryzen 7 6800H and the iGPU and it's amazing and also pretty affordable for such a machine, and there is obviously an option to add the RTX 2050 discrete GPU for both the Intel and AMD machine (though the Ryzen 7 6800H+2050 version doesn't make sense, better to go with either the i5-12450H (not i7) + 2050 combo or to buy the Ryzen 7 6800H model. Alternatively if you are only going to use the laptop for browsing and photo editing and will not use it to play games, you can buy thr cheaper Ryzen 5 6600H model, as the CPU is still very fast and the graphics are very serviceable too better than Xe Graphics in games.

@@one_step_sideways I'm not sure that there is a significant difference between H and HS lines in terms of pricing at the contract amounts OEMs/manufacturers deal with. The HS however means less heat when the chassis is not capable of cooling efficiently the H lines, so not "only belong in premium laptops" but rather "only belong in slim laptops", and this is a slim laptop by mobile workstation standards, it's more of an exec class laptop, albeit at a lesser cost than the top of the line exec ones... And sure, the 680M in the H series might be boosting higher and offer higher performance and the chip might be better for gaming, but this is not the typical use-case for this laptop anyway... and the thinner chassis means this CPU is not actually even fully capable of safely and silently extend its proper reach in such demanding tasks. However a more power efficient and thus longer lasting when needed on limited resources chip designed for cooling by slimmer chassis might prove beneficial at a negligent performance delta when called upon, thus HS and even higher U line models would suffice and be better in the grand scheme of things (maybe gaming excluded). Furthermore, if we're talking about productivity tasks, then unfortunately AMD is still at slight a disadvantage, because majority of productivity tools have incorporated optimisation for Intel chips and specifically for their QSV feature where applicable to do things smarter and faster and not just brute-force more-power faster... even though majority of Intel top-of-the-line chips seem to favor the latter method to boost their product families reach/distance from competition. In my short testing the 1280P works in a similar fashion to HS from AMD, it offers nigh on same/similar performance as the higher powered stack's comparable model (especially in shorter or less demanding workloads) but can constrain itself safely to work in thinner chassis designs and offer better battery life, and it still has Intel's top iGPU to bolster the productivity tasks with hardware acceleration enabled... So for the typical addressee of this laptop, it fills the compute needs well enough and is sippy/prudent enough to warrant installation in a slimmer chassis without overwhelming the cooling solutions (or making it too noisy to use in work spaces). And that is also why I think such a chip could have been better used here.

@@marcin_karwinski There's the new Lenovo Yoga Pro laptop that I've seen on Alibaba that costs some $1500 for the Ryzen 7 6800HS model. The specs aren't anything crazy and it's hardly better than the $1000 Redmibook Pro 15 (best value for your money) and the $1150 IdeaPad 5 Pro with either of them having a Ryzen 7 6800H. The HS lineup is made up of binned chips that have very good energy efficiency first and foremost, despite having a base TDP of 35W, they can easily boost to 80W without any problems. It's basically a substitute for the HX-series APUs that would be normally installed in big gaming desktop replacement laptops. That's why you never see HS-series APUs inside the laptops that are cheaper thasn $1500. The likes of the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 2022 can still handle those chips at 60-70W TDP.

If it had a dedicated GPU I would go buy one myself l.

Good choice yes. And a better price! Depends on your needs some people want Thunderbolt 3:2 touch screen etc.

Wow that's shocking.

1300

@@Techtablets Thank you

Same here!

I know what you mean, I have a MBP16 and editing video is amazing on it with the M1 Pro media engine and the fact it's fanless. Zero noise it's amazing! Then yes the battery life is crazy good.

They do yes.

Yes sadly 60hz the new Matebook X Pro has 90hz

Even with AMD I've no come across a laptop that could run for as long as my MacBook Pro 16. And I'm not Apple fanboy but you can't beat the battery life but also the same performance off the battery as on.

@@Techtablets any AMD variant atoday can run for few hours more.

Maybe next we will get a 6800H version from them! Hopefully.

Yeah since performance mode is 60w that doesn't allow the 12700H to hit full power anyway and one may as well go with a 6800H for similar performance.

Looking at HWInfo it pull a max of around 115W peak so it's actually over that. Of course the 6800H is another great option I hope Huawei has a Matebook later with the 6800H at a cheaper price point.

@@Techtablets 115W is PL2 wattage and isn't sustainable. Gaming laptops that have got their PL1 set to equal PL2 can hit over 17,000 in Cinebench R23. Obviously this machine can't do that. It really is more suited for a 6800H, which will also deliver much better integrated graphics.

I still can see great performance in the benchmark and 1600 euros isn't ridiculous

Huawei is very greedy company.