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Huawei Unveils New Ultra-Thin MateBook Pro S and MatePad Pro

Discover Huawei's latest MateBook Pro S and MatePad Pro with OLED displays, Kirin processors, and HarmonyOS.

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Key Takeaways

  • Huawei launched the 2026 versions of its MateBook Pro S and MatePad Pro.
  • Both devices feature OLED displays, Kirin processors, and HarmonyOS 6.1.
  • The MateBook Pro S weighs 798g and measures 11.9mm thick.

Chinese tech giant Huawei has introduced the latest versions of its popular MateBook Pro S and MatePad Pro at an event in China, focusing on enhanced portability and advanced features.

The new MateBook Pro S boasts a 14.2-inch flexible OLED touchscreen with high resolution, refresh rate, color coverage, and peak brightness, making it one of the thinnest laptops available.

Huawei Unveils New Ultra-Thin MateBook Pro S and MatePad Pro

Powered by Huawei’s Kirin XE90 processor, the laptop delivers improved performance and efficiency compared to its predecessor, according to company claims.

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The MateBook Pro S also features a redesigned cooling system with two fans and vertically positioned graphene thermal material, enabling sustained high-performance output.

Huawei Unveils New Ultra-Thin MateBook Pro S and MatePad Pro

Running HarmonyOS 6.1, the device includes an upgraded Celia assistant, AI meeting transcription, deep-research tools, cross-device collaboration, and enhanced security measures.

Other notable features include six microphones, Wi-Fi 7+, Star Flash audio, reverse fast charging, and a 54Wh battery that supports 66W USB-C charging for over 18 hours of video playback.

Priced from around $1,185 to approximately $2,220, the MateBook Pro S is available in Dawn Yellow, Summer Purple, Velvet White, Smoky Grey, and Feather Black.

Meanwhile, the MatePad Pro 2026 features a 12-inch OLED display with high resolution, peak brightness, and runs HarmonyOS 6.1 on either the Kirin T93 or T93A processor.

The tablet comes in Floating White, Condensed Blue, Cherry Blossom Pink, Space Grey, and Bright Moon Silver, with 12GB of RAM and storage options of 256GB or 512GB.

Equipped with a 50MP rear camera and a 12MP front camera, the MatePad Pro also includes four speakers, four microphones, and a fingerprint scanner, along with a 10,400mAh battery supporting fast charging.

Starting at around $843 for the Enjoy Edition and $888 for the standard model, the MatePad Pro is expected to ship before August 21.