Huawei Philippines has opened preorders for the highly anticipated Huawei MateBook X Pro 2024, bringing its latest iteration of the premium laptop to the local market in time for the back-to-school season.

We’ve been using this gorgeous Morandi Blue color variant of the MateBook X Pro 2024 as our daily driver for weeks, and our impressions are highly positive.

Watch our review video above to learn all you need to know about the laptop’s top features, hardware, and performance. We also explore the engineering advancements that enable Huawei to achieve such a thin and light design.

More than just another high-end laptop, the new MateBook X Pro prioritizes both performance and portability. The device boasts a remarkably thin profile of just 13.5mm and a lightweight design at only 980 grams. Despite its sleek form factor, it houses a powerful Intel Core Ultra 9 185H processor with integrated Arc graphics. This configuration positions it as a top contender in terms of CPU performance, while maintaining its position as a serious competitor in the thin-and-light category.

In the Philippines, the Huawei MateBook X Pro 2024 is priced at P129,999, or roughly $2,220 converted, for the lone configuration with 32GB of RAM and 2TB of SSD storage. As part of Huawei’s ongoing back-to-school promotion, which includes the newly launched MateBook 14 2024 and other Huawei devices, purchasing the new MateBook X Pro at participating retailers for a limited time will get you a free Huawei Vision S smart TV worth P45,999 ($786), in addition to a Huawei mouse and a backpack.

Huawei MateBook X Pro 2024 specs

• 14.2-inch 120Hz 3.1K OLED display with 3:2 aspect ratio
• Intel Core Ultra 9 185H
• Intel Arc iGPU
• 32GB RAM
• 2TB PCIe 4.0 SSD
• 70Wh battery with up to 90-watt fast charging
• Microsoft Windows 11 Home

Learn About This Author

REVU Team

Facebook Twitter

Team REVU Founded by Alora Uy Guerrero and Ramon "Monch" Lopez, REVU Philippines is the product of 42 combined years in the media trenches — long enough to see gadgets rise, platforms fall, and deadlines multiply. Between them, they've shaped content for Yahoo, T3, Techie, TV5, MEGA, GadgetMatch, and Gadgets, with a few strategic side quests in retail, PR, and marketing. We're a lean team, which means no filler and no fluff, just the stories worth telling. Between chasing kids, specs, and the perfect camera angle, we brew coffee, shoot content, play video games, watch hoops, blast our favorite bands, and somehow still hit our deadlines. REVU is our passion project, built on the belief that tech journalism should have as much style as it does substance — and preferably enough caffeine to power a small server farm.