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MEDION P85003 micro audio system with internet radio, 2 × 150 W review

A compact system with internet radio and an app, whose stated 2 × 150 W is far above the rest of this shelf — and given without conditions.

The bottom line Well connected and clearly presented, with a power figure that has to be read as a headline rather than as a measurement.

The figure, read carefully

2 × 150 W, stated without conditions. That is three hundred watts from a compact system, which would be remarkable as a continuous rating and is ordinary as a peak. The listing does not say which, so this page states it as published and does not place it alongside the Panasonic’s stated 120 W RMS — those are different quantities.

What it genuinely offers

Internet radio, DAB+ and PLL FM, with a colour display and app control. That is a well-connected radio-first system, and the app is the part that differentiates it in daily use.

The display detail

Dimmable in three steps. On a bedside device that is the difference between usable and returned, and very few listings mention it.

What is not here

A named music service. Internet radio is stated; Spotify Connect and AirPlay are not, which means a phone connects over Bluetooth rather than handing off a stream.

Where it fits

A kitchen or a bedroom where radio is the main source and the app is a convenience — and where the power figure is not the reason for the purchase.

Availability

On sale at around 130 € on the German and French Amazon stores at the time of checking.

Listed but with no offer on the British, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores — the reference exists there and nobody is currently selling it.

Not found on the American Amazon store, where the buy link falls back to a local search rather than to a page that does not exist.

Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 4 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What we like, and what we don't

Strengths

  • Internet radio and DAB+ together, with app control
  • A dimmable colour display in three steps
  • The highest stated power figure on this shelf

Compromises

  • 2 × 150 W has no stated conditions and sits far above comparable systems — treat it as a class indicator rather than a measurement
  • No named music service, only internet radio
  • App control depends on an application that has to keep being maintained

Specifications

Power2 × 150 W — stated per channel, without conditions
StreamingInternet radio — stated
TunersDAB+ and PLL FM — stated
Display7.1 cm TFT colour, dimmable in 3 steps — stated
ControlRemote and LifeStream 2 app — stated
Amazon referenceB09GG4K41V (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN4061275165302

Questions people actually ask

Is 2 × 150 W plausible for a compact system?

As a peak figure, yes; as continuous RMS power from a box this size, it would be exceptional. The listing states no load, bandwidth or distortion, so this page reports the number as published and does not treat it as comparable with the Panasonic's stated 120 W RMS.

What does the app add?

Control from a phone without getting up, and usually station management for internet radio. Its long-term value depends on the app continuing to be maintained, which is a real consideration on a device meant to last years.