Huawei announced the MateBook 14 Harmony Edition laptop on April 20. The device runs on the Kirin X90 processor. It comes with HarmonyOS 6.1 pre-installed. He Gang, CEO of Huawei Terminal BG, introduced the laptop during the launch event.
The laptop offers multiple storage and memory configurations. Users can choose between 24GB or 32GB of RAM. Storage options include 512GB or 1TB solid-state drives. A matte screen variant is available for select configurations.
Pricing for the MateBook 14 Harmony Edition starts at 6,599 yuan for the base model with 24GB RAM and a 512GB SSD. The 24GB RAM and 512GB SSD matte screen version costs 7,399 yuan. Upgrading to 1TB storage raises the price to 7,599 yuan for the standard screen and 8,399 yuan for the matte screen. The top configuration with 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD is priced at 8,599 yuan. All prices are in Chinese yuan.
This release marks a shift toward Huawei’s own hardware and software ecosystem. The integration of the Kirin processor and HarmonyOS aims to reduce reliance on external components. The pricing positions the device within the mid-range laptop market in China.
Information regarding international availability remains unconfirmed. The source claims the operating system version is 6.1, but this number seems unusually high compared to typical releases. This detail may be a typo in the original reporting.
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