Without the old model, it’s difficult to say if this detail was also present in the Honor version. The trackpad is also comfortable in terms of size, but a slight crackle with each click spoils the picture a bit, as if the pad had a bit of play. The typing is pleasant thanks to sufficiently spaced keys and the pleasant click. We regret in passing once again that this space was not used to integrate a numeric keypad. The keyboard is identical in every way, quite large thanks to the size of the chassis. On the right side, nothing changes with two USB-A ports for a possible mouse or peripherals with this type of port, still very numerous. On the left we find the first difference with two USB-C sockets instead of just one, which will be used both for recharging and for connecting external devices such as a second screen and an HDMI port. We will notice later that they are rather discreet even when they are called upon. Under the device a large grid is used for ventilation, one can also see, by playing with the orientation of the computer, the two fans responsible for cooling the components. The hood sports a chrome logo but rather discreet.
When unpacking, no surprise, we find the charger and the cord of nearly 2 meters characteristic to Huawei. Although we unfortunately no longer have the Honor model to compare firsthand, let’s go and research those differences to see if this 16-inch is at least as good as its twin brother. It remains to be seen what features the brand has added or removed from its model.
#Macbook 16 novabench score pro#
The Matebook D16 is indeed a quasi-clone of the Magicbook Pro of the sister company Honor, but it rightly loses the “pro” of its name since its use will rather be considered on the multimedia side for individuals, even if it could withstand without flinching some heavy tasks. The latest arrival from Huawei reminded us of a familiar model that we tested recently.
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