In a time where most of us have spent an unprecedented amount of time indoors, it became apparent that having a complete work or study space was as essential as masks and hand sanitizer. While tablets and entry-level laptops might suffice for basic schoolwork or simple word processing duties, a significant number of at-home professionals can use something a bit more capable.
Behold the Huawei Mate Station S - Huawei’s eye-catching desktop PC designed for optimum power and versatility that’s uncommon in ordinary laptop computers.
Although slim ultra-books win out in the portability aspect, the Mate Station S is squarely aimed at people who prefer/have a dedicated space to hone their craft or blast through tasks.
Stargazing behind a desk
As a PC tower, the Huawei Mate Station S definitely has an edge in the looks department - the Star Trails design on the front reminds one of calm and mysterious night skies. It also helps that the slim profile saves a lot of space on desks and workstations, adding to its highly-efficient nature.
This design also cleverly incorporates its air intake ducts that help with heat dissipation. Such minimalist aesthetics will fit right in any workspace, from bare ones to total art deco.
A window to multiple worlds
The Mate Station S goes best with the Huawei Display, a FullView FHD monitor that’s 90% screen - it looks like a floating portal to a different dimension. Especially apparent when creating on the Mate Station, the visuals produced by the 23.8-inch Display truly evokes a lifelike quality without harming the eyes - thanks to its TUV Rheinland Certification.
Strength in innovation
One of the core strengths of the Mate Station S is connectivity; wireless connections like NFC and Bluetooth 5.0 enable the built-in Huawei Share to sync with multiple devices at once. Users can access mobile messaging apps, e-readers, fitness monitors, smart home settings, and more all on the Mate Station S
Additionally, the Mate Station supports a quick and secure way of unlocking the PC with Fingerprint Login support - something unheard of in desktop PCs until now. In fact, it’s the world’s first fingerprint powered-unlock on a desktop - a unique MateStation S feature born of Huawei’s mobile innovations
Fan noise on this PC tower are also on the peaceful side, reaching only up to 28 dB even on full loads. The customized high-density bionic heat sink also means the PC stays cool even when working on high-res video or gaming at 60fps Full HD
Expanding performance possibilities
One of the best things about desktop PCs like the Mate Station S is the upgradable performance; while there’s a superb AMD Ryzen 5 4600G processor that can shoulder most heavy computing duties, it’s comforting to know that Mate Station users can opt to add more RAM, more high-speed storage, a higher-end GPU or all of the above should they wish. Users can build a Mate Station that accommodates their respective needs.
Another glaring compromises with super-slim laptops are the lack of connectivity ports; it seems the slimmer your machine is, the more dongles you are destined to buy. Not with the Mate Station S though, as this PC includes all manner of physical ports such as a 3.5mm audio jack, USB 3.2, USB-C, HDMI, and VGA just to name a few.
The age of AI lifestyles
The form factor might be familiar, but the experience is a total revelation on the Mate Station S. This desktop PC is part of a larger device ecosystem developed by Huawei to connect with each other seamlessly, to integrate those connections with user lifestyles as naturally and intelligently as possible. It’s an all-scenario strategy that redefines what having a smartphone or PC means - where utilizing AI broadens the horizon for what’s possible with smart innovation.
Pre-order the Huawei Mate Station S and the Huawei Display on March 19-25 to get premium freebies, special product bundles and more, exclusive to the Huawei Store, Lazada and Shopee.
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