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Huawei has added a soft, eye-catching Dawn Pink finish to its popular MateBook Pro 14.2-inch lineup, bringing a fresh, stylish option to a machine that keeps its technical pedigree intact.
Pink is more than a color — it’s a design statement
The new Dawn Pink variant joins the original black, blue and white finishes, but it’s more than a splash of paint. Huawei says the pink treatment covers many external sections of the laptop, while practical elements such as the keyboard remain black for contrast and usability. For now, the Dawn Pink option is limited to a single high-end configuration: 1TB storage paired with 32GB of RAM.
Same powerful hardware, familiar performance
Under the hood, the Dawn Pink MateBook Pro keeps the same hardware fans appreciated in other variants. The standout display is a 14.2-inch OLED panel with a 3120 x 2080 resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate and up to 1,000 nits peak brightness in HDR mode — specs aimed at creators and multitaskers who want crisp color and smooth motion.
Key specs at a glance
- 14.2-inch OLED, 3120 x 2080, 120Hz, 1000 nits (HDR)
- Huawei Kirin custom chipset
- HarmonyOS as the operating system
- 1TB storage / 32GB RAM (Dawn Pink model)
- Three USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 ports
- 70Wh battery with 140W fast charging
- Six-speaker audio setup and four microphones
- 1080p webcam; fingerprint sensor built into the power button; physical privacy key
Who is this model for?
Think of the Dawn Pink MateBook Pro as a premium creative laptop wrapped in a fashion-forward skin. It targets users who want flagship display and audio features plus fast charging, but with a softer, less corporate aesthetic. The single offered configuration—1TB/32GB—also places it firmly in the prosumer category.
Availability and price — for now, China only
Huawei is initially selling the Dawn Pink MateBook Pro exclusively in China. Pricing starts at ¥8,999 (about $1,271) for the glossy display version, and ¥9,999 (around $1,413) for the matte display option. No global release date has been announced yet.
Whether you care about color or core specs, the MateBook Pro’s Dawn Pink edition proves manufacturers are still finding new ways to refresh laptop lines beyond incremental hardware changes.
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