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Medion X15575 in the test: At the push of a button, the 55-inch television streams films and series from Amazon and Netflix.
D.he has the new Medion Life X15575 (MD 31755) from Aldi’s current range 55 inches currently the most popular TV size, its screen measures 139 centimeters diagonally. This size is perfect for the usual 2 to 3 meters distance between the TV and the sofa. However, it is not only in terms of size that it hits the mark, the equipment is also geared towards the wishes of most users. In a practical test, COMPUTER BILD clarifies what the television can do and whether it is worth buying.
TVs under 500 euros
Medion Life X15575: That means Ultra HD
There are three HDMI inputs on the back of the Medion X15575, and a fourth is easily accessible on the side.
Medion X15575: Four HDMI inputs and more
There are four HDMI inputs on the back of the Medion X15575; many competitors only offer two in this price range. In general, the Medion television is lavishly equipped with connections. There is also an analog AV input for an old recorder or a camera with an analog video output. In addition, there is a VGA connection, so the Medion is equipped for many connection eventualities. There are also two USB ports that can be used to display your own video recordings or photos, for example. Photos are also perfect for enjoying the enormous sharpness of the UHD screen. Images from 8 megapixels make full use of the resolution, while HD videos only come to 2 megapixels.
Medion X15575: That means PVR ready
Medion X15575: HbbTV with media libraries
Medion X15575: That bring Ultra HD and HDR
Medion X15575: The best picture settings
The Medion X15575 already offers a decent picture impression in its basic settings. If the colors are too rosy for you, you can switch to the “Cinema” mode in the picture settings. This means that the television shows more natural colors. The menu item “Micro Dimming” is misleading because instead of dimming anything, it brightens the brightest areas a little. This creates a somewhat more brilliant picture impression, but details are lost in bright areas of the picture. Depending on your taste, the lowest setting is okay, but a higher setting is not recommended. The other settings can remain as they are. For Dolby Vision films, the Medion automatically switches to a corresponding picture mode in the light version. In the dark living room, the can be switched to “Dolby Vision Dark” for a more vivid picture impression with deeper black.
The menus for setting the image are clearly arranged on the Medion X15575.
Medion X15575: decent sound, easy operation
The remote control of the Medion X15575 is easy to hold.