Huawei is planning to release a new 2-in-1 laptop, likely called the MateBook E, which will run on their own HarmonyOS 5.0. They haven’t given an exact release date yet, but they’ve hinted that it will come with some impressive new features and improvements.

At their HDC 2025 event, Huawei announced two new HarmonyOS computers coming out this year. One of them will even have a really cool “detachable keyboard” design.

According to the Weibo leaker @FixedFocus, Huawei is getting ready to release a new 2-in-1 HarmonyOS PC. Many believe this will be the MateBook E 2025, which would be a timely update since the series hasn’t seen a new model since 2023.

Huawei pc with HarmonyOS 2 IN 1

The tipster also mentioned that this new PC will be incredibly versatile. They mean it’ll be super easy to continue using apps across different devices, transfer data seamlessly, and connect to multiple devices without any hassle.

The addition of the HarmonyOS PC software system means Huawei’s HarmonyOS is now on a wider range of devices than ever. It’s now available on PCs, alongside smartphones, wearables, earbuds, tablets, smart cars, and home appliances.

As a result, it is quite easy to explore an application on Huawei PC, tablets, and smartphones. One can have a seamless experience between all these devices.

It is been three years since Huawei updated its MateBook E, which is a device that’s both a tablet and a laptop. They’ve improved many other product lines, but this one has been waiting since 2022.

It really seems like Huawei’s next HarmonyOS PC will be the MateBook E 2025, considering what Huawei themselves hinted at and what a recent leak suggested.

Huawei’s next two HarmonyOS PCs (H2 2025) will likely continue to use the Kirin X90 chip, with no processor change anticipated for the year.

A leak suggests Huawei won’t update its PC chip this year, sticking with the Kirin X90 for new HarmonyOS models.

Even though Huawei’s new computers this year will use the same chip, some people on the internet are guessing that next year (2026), Huawei’s PC chip will get a big upgrade, possibly using a newer, smaller 5nm technology.

When Huawei launched its HarmonyOS MateBook Pro and foldable PCs with the Kirin X90, many expected a 5nm chip. But TechInsights’ detailed look inside revealed it’s still using the 7nm process.

Huawei PCs, powered by the Kirin X90 and enhanced by software, boast amazing features and strong AI capabilities, outperforming older Windows-based MateBooks.

HormonyOS PC

But with the help of software capabilities, the Kirin X90 chip is offering a significant boost to Huawei PCs. These notebooks carry a set of amazing features and AI capabilities over the traditional Windows-based MateBook versions.

The latest information from Huawei indicates that their future PCs will facilitate direct app installation from external sources, in addition to or instead of their proprietary HarmonyOS app gallery.

Huawei’s next generation of PCs will offer a tablet-like mode thanks to their detachable keyboards, aiming to provide a seamless 2-in-1 experience, a concept previously seen in their MateBook E line from 2022.

The biggest change this time will be the HarmonyOS software itself. This means we can expect the new MateBook computers to be much better at handling many tasks at once.

Great news for Huawei Watch GT 5 users! The HarmonyOS 5.1 update is now rolling out, bringing a host of new features and improvements to the flagship smartwatch.

This major upgrade introduces exciting new capabilities and refines existing functions for a smoother, more stable experience. Expect to see enhancements that make your Watch GT 5 even more powerful and enjoyable to use.

Huawei said HarmonyOS 5.1 would start rolling out in July, coinciding with their Pura 80 series event. It seems they’re beginning this update with their smartwatches and other wearable devices.

Huawei Watch GT 5 users! The HarmonyOS 5.1 update is rolling out, bringing the software version 5.1.0.16.

Important tip: This is a significant upgrade, so it might be a bit larger than usual updates. Make sure you have enough free storage space on your watch before you start the installation.

Huawei Watch GT 5 Rolling out HarmonyOS 5.1

Huawei has packed HarmonyOS 5.1 with new home screen features for the Watch GT 5 series. These additions are all about making your daily use simpler and more efficient.

The HarmonyOS 5.1 update for the Watch GT 5 also includes a new voice memo recorder and a Health Insights app for improved health tracking. Plus, some older features and apps have been refined.

New Features: Home Screen:

• You’ll love the new Star Ring home screen on your Watch GT 5! It lets you easily switch between app names and large icons just by sliding your finger at the top. Plus, you can freely choose from three different home screen styles: Star Ring, Chessboard, and List.
• New preset watch faces, easy to play with, and personalized watch faces.
• “Landscape Ink Realm” adopts Chinese-style design, and the fresh and elegant scroll is vividly displayed on the watch (go to Huawei Health app > Device > My Watch Face)
• The “universal module” offers endless watch face customization for any scenario. New designs like “Fashion Outline,” “Chronograph,” and “Galaxy Numbers” combine style with practicality.

Other features:

• Added a new voice memo for quick voice recording, capturing your inspiration anytime, anywhere.
• The new Health Insights app helps you track health trends like sleep, heart health, stress, and exercise. It gives you detailed analysis and personalized tips to keep you healthy.
• The update includes a new average HRV (Heart Rate Variability) indicator for sleep. This helps you understand your physical fatigue and stress levels.

  Just by raising your wrist, you can now see your sleep quality. The watch also monitors your heart rate, breathing, and blood oxygen during sleep to create a personal “sleep baseline” and give you timely health tips.

Optimizations:

• You can now sync up to 30 frequently used contacts to your watch! This gives you more options for quick access.
• Optimized the alarm creation process, and you can freely modify the alarm name while creating the alarm.
• The update expands data tracking for dozens of sports. For example, you will now see step count for stair climbing, altitude for orienteering, and speed/distance for sports like Frisbee and football.
• It is convenient for you to identify the effect of a single exercise and contribute to systematic and scientific training
• Messages and live notifications are now easier to use. You will see more types of message icons, making it instantly clear where your information is coming from.