dryogo

Hi, the Huawei Matebook D 14 and 15 for 2020 got released this week and honestly, it looks very hard to beat at such a price, especially considering the build quality. It's already available in Europe, specifically in my country for 640€. I haven't been using my laptop for programming that much lately so I plan on switching, currently selling my perfect condition Huawei Matebook X Pro 2018 that I bought for 1200€, selling it for 1450€ lmaooo. Going to get that new D boys. Hop on it with me The only thing I'm really sad to get rid of is that beautiful screen oh my lawd, it's amazing. Especially the 3:2 aspect ratio, that kind of hits me hard. No but srsly, it looks super good. Official Website of the D

Max weight, probably 1.2kg Portugal, but don't mind buying from European Amazons. Battery life is key as well yeah, forgot to mention, I would say probably 10-14hours. What do you mean by QC+QA? The Matebook X Pro from last year got really good reviews I think. Just letting you know, although I'm a hard desktop enthusiast, I'm looking for a clean, simple, thin and light laptop, with a GREAT screen. That's why these, although not the best bang for buck, are my options. Btw this is probably not the right place to ask this, but a friend of mine advised me to get insurance for accidental damage such as spills and such, and then technically near the end of it, abuse it to get a new laptop to sell and then upgrade for a better version, is this... an option? Thank you so much for the help!

Hi everyone! Anyways, I'm in college now (yey), althought my main rig at home is a beast (3700X and 5700XT), I need a laptop with a maximum budget of 1000€. It's going to be used mainly for college work and a bunch of programming, like... a shit ton. I don't really intend on gaming in it. Other than the occasional League of Legends match in the school library. The main features I want to look out for: - Really clean design. - 8gb of RAM, no less. - IPS display, and really clean, minimal bezels display, I dig those a lot. 3 by 2 ratio if possible. - Preferably a 10th gen Intel CPU. - Lightweight, I don't really care about screen size much tho. 13.3'' is fine, or something around that. - I just want an SSD, the amount of space it offers I don't care much because I have a lot of free OneDrive storage because of my college. I mainly have my eyes on the entry level Microsoft Surface Laptop 2 and the Huawei Matebook. These are the best deals I've found for these here in Europe with a usable keyboard layout. I'm a really big Microsoft fan, surface fan in general. But the Huawei Matebook is looking pretty good. Is it real that Windows just runs better/faster in Surface products? What do you guys use and what do you recommend. Thank you for all the help in advance! P.S: Dell XPS models ain't an option really hard to find them here. Oh and a friend told me to @'t this guy because he knows a lot about laptops. @GeneXiS_X

I'm actually about to buy this! It's perfect for me, a good mix of professional monitor with the IPS panel and competitive gaming with the 1080p 144hz 24". The reason there are no reviews it's because it's a new model I think, at least it only has stock in 23th Sept. The thing is.. where the hell did you find it for 180€? I found it in Spain for 250€.