: HDR10 and Dolby Vision for enhanced contrast and color.
: For its price class, the picture is generally rated as good, featuring natural colors and solid sharpness. While it performs well in typical living rooms with a measured brightness of 230–350 cd/m², the contrast can fade significantly when viewed from the side.
: 4 HDMI 2.0 ports (with HDCP 2.2), 2 USB ports, VGA, LAN, and integrated WLAN. : HDR10 and Dolby Vision for enhanced contrast and color
: LED LCD with Micro Dimming and MEMC (Motion Estimation and Motion Compensation) for smoother motion.
: The "PVR ready" feature allows for recording TV programs to an external USB hard drive, though users should note you typically cannot watch a different live channel while recording. : 4 HDMI 2
Medion X16566 : Practical Test of the 65-Inch 4K TV from Aldi Medion X16566
: The built-in 24-watt stereo system is decent for standard news and talk shows. However, for a true home cinema feel or action movies, a soundbar or external speakers are highly recommended to fix "tinny" or "harsh" audio common in budget sets. Pros and Cons Excellent price-to-size ratio Narrow viewing angles (colors fade from side) Dolby Vision support in a budget set Basic internal audio quality Extensive connectivity options (4 HDMI) Limited app store compared to Android TV Simple setup and easy-to-use remote Contrast is "flau" (soft) compared to OLED Final Verdict ALDI SPECIAL BUY BAUHN TV REVIEW Medion X16566 : Practical Test of the 65-Inch
, a 65-inch (164 cm) Ultra HD Smart TV, often appears as a centerpiece in Aldi’s special buy cycles. For its price—typically around €599 at launch—it offers a massive screen and surprising features like Dolby Vision, which are usually reserved for more expensive models. Here is a practical look at what this budget giant brings to your living room. Key Specifications at a Glance : 4K Ultra HD (3,840 x 2,160 pixels).