Huawei just gave its MateBook Pro a splash of color, again. Following the MateBook Fold’s fresh paint job, the sleek 14.2-inch MateBook Pro is now available in a new shade: Dawn Pink. It joins the existing trio of Sunny Blue, White, and Inkstone Black, but comes with a few visual twists of its own.
Dawn Pink is exclusive to high-end Huawei MateBook Pro configs
The new Dawn Pink option isn’t for every buyer, it’s limited to the 32GB RAM + 1TB SSD configuration. You can get it in either a standard display version for ¥8,899 or upgrade to the PaperMatte model for ¥9,899. While the chassis shares the same satin finish as other colorways, Huawei adds a bit of contrast: the trackpad is pink, but the keyboard stays black. It’s a small shift from the matching color scheme of Sunny Blue, but the bold combination gives the laptop a sharper edge.
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Display and hardware stay top-tier
No spec changes come with the new color. The MateBook Pro still rocks a 14.2-inch OLED display at 3120 × 2080 resolution, 3:2 aspect ratio, and a fluid 120Hz refresh rate. Typical brightness sits at 600 nits, with a 1,000-nit peak for HDR content. The panel’s rounded corners and ultra-thin bezels make it feel more immersive, especially paired with the PaperMatte option, which cuts glare without killing clarity.
Here’s a breakdown of what the MateBook Pro (Dawn Pink) brings:
- 14.2-inch OLED (120Hz, 3120 × 2080)
- 32GB RAM + 1TB SSD (Dawn Pink only)
- Optional PaperMatte anti-glare display
- 70Wh battery with 140W fast charging
- Bluetooth 5.2, Wi-Fi 6
- Three USB-C (USB 3.2 Gen 1) ports
- Fingerprint scanner in power button
- 1080p webcam with privacy switch
- Six speakers and four microphones
- Backlit keyboard
Huawei adds flair, not flash
The MateBook Pro already leaned premium in both hardware and design. With Dawn Pink, Huawei’s not changing what works, it’s just giving fans one more way to make it personal. Whether you go for it purely on aesthetics or as a top-spec performer, this new option helps the MateBook stand out without shouting.
