Preface
On April 11, Huawei's "far ahead" Huawei released the new MateBook X Pro, as Huawei's flagship product for smart office scenarios, which carries Huawei's software and hardware synergy and the latest AI technology. The new MateBook X Pro is powered by an Intel Core Ultra 9 processor and uses the new HUAWEI Cloud Falcon architecture to pursue the ultimate thin and light experience, and weighs only 980 grams, ushering in a new era of high-performance notebooks. Recently, the charging head network purchased Huawei's new MateBook X Pro micro velvet collection, the official propaganda said "ten minutes of charging, three hours of office", let's take a look at the charging performance of this notebook.
Charging compatibility test
If you have used Huawei products before, then the Huawei charger you have used before is indispensable at home, let's take a look at the charging compatibility performance of Huawei's original cable with Huawei's various series of chargers.
Using the matching Huawei 100W charger to charge the MateBook X Pro, the current laptop input power is about 19.87V 6.85A 136.09W.
The data of the compatibility test of each charger in the Huawei series is summarized for easy viewing. From the test results, it can be seen that when charging the Huawei MateBook X Pro, the handshake voltage range is 9V, 18V, and 20V, and the overall charging power is between 24-137W.
The histogram can clearly see the charging power of the original charger, using the included Huawei 140W charger, the Huawei MateBook X Pro charging power can reach up to about 136.09W.
Third-party charger compatibility testing
The USB-C port of the AOHi 140W charger is used to charge the Huawei MateBook X Pro laptop, and its measured power is 19.79V 4.85A 96.06W.
The USB-C port of the CUKTECH 140W charger is used to charge the Huawei MateBook X Pro notebook, and its measured power is 19.79V 4.85A 96.07W.
Collating the data of the above tested charging equipment into a table, it can be seen that most of the third-party chargers give the Huawei MateBook X Pro a 20V voltage range, and some third-party chargers shake hands with a 9V voltage range.
Plot the charging power data as a histogram, you can see that the measured third-party charger charges the Huawei MateBook X Pro up to 99W, close to 100 watts, and the lowest charging power is about 17W, judging from the data, the Huawei MateBook X Pro can basically run up to the maximum PD protocol supported by the charger when charging, up to 100W.
Summary of the charging head network
In terms of charging compatibility, the Huawei MateBook X Pro has excellent compatibility performance, it supports 140W wired charging, and it is officially paired with a 140W charger set. At the same time, the Huawei MateBook X Pro supports PD 100W charging, and for third-party chargers, its charging power is up to about 99W, and users can give priority to the original 140W charger when using the charger to charge it, and then choose the charger that supports the PD 100W protocol for charging, so as to get the best charging experience.
Introduction to the Charging Head Network Compatibility Laboratory
Located in Shenzhen, China, the charging head network compatibility laboratory has as many as 188 devices, and the equipment will be updated every month to meet the compatibility testing needs of different products with rich equipment reserves, and to ensure the authority of the products we test with strong data support.