Huawei Laptops Suddenly Came Back To Microsoft’s Online Store After The US Ban

In May 2019, Huawei laptops suddenly disappeared out of online stores of Microsoft after the US government ordered its tech companies to cease the business with the Chinese tech giant. The software company hasn’t revealed whether Huawei could gain Windows licenses for a series of laptops or not, but these tech products have just reappeared on Microsoft’s online stores within a few recent days.

On Twitter, a user named WalkingCat said that laptops manufactured by Huawei have come back, including the MateBook, the MateBook X Pro, and the MateBook 13. Among the three laptops, the MateBook X Pro is now “out of stock”; however, users can still purchase both the MateBook 13 and the MateBook on these online stores.

The Verge revealed that it asked Microsoft for any comment many times concerning it had removed Huawei’s products last month. However, the Washington-based company didn’t give any statement on it. Now, Microsoft seems to change its mind.

In an interview with The Verge, a spokesperson from Microsoft said,

The words “existing inventory” must be the most notable in the above statement. When being asked about its plans to sell and stock Huawei laptops in the upcoming time, the Microsoft spokesperson decided to doublespeak:

Huawei has delayed the introduction of its latest laptop which supports the Windows OS and was expected to launch at the CES Asia 2019 a couple of days ago. There have been no exact details on its announcement of the new laptop; however, the company uncovered the MateBook 14 as well as offered the latest updates for the MateBook X Pro at the beginning of 2019.