Huawei has previewed a new notebook called the MateBook Pro S, and its standout feature is a remarkably low weight of 798 grams. Based on early teaser material, the company appears to be positioning the device as an ultra-light premium laptop aimed at users who prioritize portability.
Reports highlighted by Notebookcheck and shared via VideoCardz say the teaser surfaced ahead of the laptop’s official debut. An image posted on Weibo shows Huawei promoting the upcoming model, with the unusually low weight immediately drawing attention in a category where even thin-and-light systems typically come in noticeably heavier.
If that figure holds, the MateBook Pro S would compare very favorably with well-known lightweight rivals such as the LG Gram 14, which has built its reputation around portability. The claim also puts Huawei’s new machine in rare territory among modern notebooks, with only a small number of niche models historically reaching similar weights.
For now, Huawei has only offered a glimpse of the MateBook Pro S, so broader details such as performance, battery life, display specifications, and pricing remain unclear. Still, the teaser has already put the laptop on the radar as a potentially important entry in the ultra-light notebook market.
