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Test conclusion: you have to know that
It doesn’t always have to be a laptop with an Intel processor: the Aldi notebook Medion Akoya E15302 with AMD’s Ryzen 5 3500U worked in the test about as fast as notebooks with Intel’s Core i5 CPU. The workmanship is good, as is the equipment, the option of simply retrofitting a second M.2 SSD is by no means common.
Per
- Fast work pace
- Second M.2 SSD can be easily retrofitted thanks to the maintenance flap
- USB-C connection with Displayport technology
- Low weight for a 15.6 inch device
Cons
- Few connections
- Somewhat short battery life
- RAM firmly soldered
Editor’s test grade
2.9
satisfying
S.Silver housing, the cover made of aluminum, the base made of plastic. 15.6-inch display, framed in beautifully narrow bezels: The Medion Akoya E15302 notebook, which will be available from Aldi Süd from August 27, 2020, looks chic, but is not a standard product, as this detailed test shows. And it’s not a newcomer: The same notebook was already available at the end of April 2020. The difference: The version now offered has 16 gigabytes of RAM instead of 8 gigabytes.
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Medion Akoya E15302 in the test: 1.9 kilograms
Right: Switch for deactivating the camera (1), USB type A socket (2), Headset connector (3).
Left: HDMI connection (4), USB-C socket (5), Memory card reader (6).
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If you don’t have enough memory: Loosen two screws, open the flap, insert a second M.2 SSD, done.