There are currently only a few well-equipped notebooks at reasonably tolerable prices. The Medion Akoya E15303 (MD 63885), which will be offered by Aldi from October 28, 2021, comes in handy. The price? Fair at first sight. But are the equipment and performance also correct? COMPUTER BILD had the Aldi notebook Medion Akoya E15303 in a practical test!
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Medion Akoya E15303 in the test: 15 incher
The Medion Akoya E15303 shows websites, documents, photos and videos in Full HD with 1920×1080 pixels on the 15.6 inch display (almost 40 centimeters screen diagonal). Contrast and brightness can be set quite high if necessary, and the overall picture quality is decent. Shortcoming: The Medion’s display is very reflective. But this makes the reproduction look more brilliant than with matte displays.
Great: The keyboard can be illuminated.
Also good: In contrast to smaller notebooks, the 15-inch format allows the installation of a keyboard with a separate number pad – ideal for users who have to fill tables with many columns of numbers using Excel. And the keyboard can be illuminated if desired so that characters and numbers can be easily recognized in dark rooms. In the test, texts could be typed comfortably with the keyboard; the keystroke is short, precise – but a bit soft. The large touchpad, which transferred inputs precisely and without delays, was also convincing.
The touchpad is nice and large and quickly and precisely implements inputs at the touch of a finger.
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