
Huawei Matebook as failure machine
Huawei Matebook as failure machine
I was studying with my Matebook plugged in to the library digital reading room on Saturday.
Suddenly, Windows got a notification that my battery was running low
I was amazed and checked the charging jack.
After a breakdown on the weekend, I visited Huawei as center near Hongdae as soon as Monday.
When I told them that they couldn't charge, I connected the charger to the matebook that was on display and checked the status.
Waiting, the knight came and said,
"Huawei's Matebook rules are rippers, so you have to ripper unconditionally. But the ripper cost is 680,000 won."
Please tell me
When I asked if it was necessary to grind the charging part, I used to do it when there was a part,
(I think maybe the center asks the headquarters to supply the parts and then receive the instructions)
It's not like it's not a good idea to exchange 680,000 won for a long time.
I think there are a lot of people who say that the Matebook is a Surface Pro value version (and the Huawei backdoor issue wasn't so serious when it came out).
Please refer to if there is a malfunction.
Next time, I need to buy a replacement laptop.
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