Cambridge audio minx 100 W hite - used but look and work like new with very great. sound. You can control the bass level and Bluetooth works very well. Comes with remote. Please see picture. Thanks

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An excellent quality, versatile speaker in very good condition. Has Apple Airplay, Bluetooth and internet radio (not BBC channels though) as well as wired inputs. It has 5 pre-sets on the case plus more on the remote control and phone app. Comes complete with a remote control and documentation. A reluctant sale but with my Apple HomePods its no longer needed. A set-up video can be found on https://techsupport.cambridgeaudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/200976861-Minx-Air This is how T3 magazine reviewed it... A dock from a hi-fi company always raises eyebrows but the Minx Air 100 boasts internet radio, Airplay and Bluetooth tech and a dedicated phone / tablet app.The Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 Wireless Music System is an interesting proposition because its a wire-free set-up with hi-fi maker credentials and a small footprint for the volume level. It looks the part too, which well help gadget fans requesting permission from their partner to install it in the lounge...MINX AIR 100: BUILDThe neat handle around the back is actually the bass port, which is a sign that the design of the Minx Air 100 has been well planned. At a time when some new docks still roll of the production line with a 30 pin old style iPone 4 connector (yes, really) its good to see an Airplay dock that isnt black and doesnt feel flimsy. The all-in-one design is sleek and looks at place in the lounge or kitchen. Its pleasingly rugged and surprisingly weighty, which usually hints at powerful sound and the weight / power rule proves true here. The buttons are discreet but comprehensive. The rubber buttons along the top of the Minx Air 100 respond quickly and feel comfy rather than brittle. Importantly, you wont be touching them much once paired with your smartphone or tablet so theyre small and not obvious to casual observers.MINX AIR 100: FEATURESAlongside AirPlay and Bluetooth, the wi-fi skills mean that internet radio functions can be accessed from the dedicated iOS or Android app or the five favourite buttons on the Minx Air 100. Based on the idea that you may want to simply get radio without your smartphone, the pre-programmed radio selection can be customised to include your most used stations, whether thats BBC 6Music or Americas impressive selection of country radio stations. Spotify gets support and the dedicated app is simple and faster than many rivals. The set-up video is a clever addition too and saves any potential frustration. Airplay isnt always easy to set up (unlike Bluetooth) even if you rate your wi-fi geek credentials but the Minx Air 100 makes it easy from the start. The line-in socket means that the Minx Air 100 can be hooked up to your TV, meaning the small basic remote is a handy back-up for when you want to turn up the volume without reaching for your smartphone or tablet which is charging in another room.MINX AIR 100: SOUND QUALITYThe custom BMR (er, Balanced Mode Radiator) tech that Cambridge Audio uses simply means theres a bigger sound from smaller drivers in the Minx Air 100, which means a wide soundstage for your money and better clarity.The bass level can be tuned via the Minx Air 100 or the app too, which is a surprising and effective addition. Depending on the size of your room, taste in bass and where youre actually placing the Minx Air 100, youll need to tweak the setting. Its worth the 10-second experiment, however, as youll find a sound which is balanced according to your taste instead of being bland and bass heavy, a common issue with similar systems that assume you want more bass than Tim Westwoods bedroom on a Saturday night. Testing via an iPhone with Spotify Extreme 320kbps quality mode enabled in the Spotify settings, Last Leaves of Autumn by Beth Orton shows the clarity that the Minx Air 100 offers, even at low volume. Conversely, RU Mine by the Arctic Monkeys rocks along and keeps the guitar solos away from the bass and drums which are simply a blur when heard through basic Apple Ear Pods The mix of ability is important if youre interested in rocking out or using the Minx Air 100 for house parties or as a system for your home office or kitchen, where volumes will be lower. MINX AIR 100: VERDICT If youre after punchy yet balanced sound in a sleek design that will put your old all-in-one budget brand hi-fi system to shame, the Minx Air 100 is a great choice and a bargain in terms of build, usability and features. Yes, it would be easier to swallow at £299 but its a decent futureproof investment.

Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 White + internet Radio Wifi Airplay and Bluetooth Nice condition fully working and tested thoroughly for your peace of mind by our Audio Expert Produces a fantastic sound Paste the below link for a set up instructions and video https://techsupport.cambridgeaudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/200976861-Minx-Air T3 Magazine Review from the web below Library shot of rear to show connections A dock from a hi-fi company always raises eyebrows but the Minx Air 100 boasts internet radio, AirPlay and Bluetooth tech and a dedicated app The Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 Wireless Music System is an interesting proposition because its a wire-free set-up with hi-fi maker credentials and a small footprint for the volume level. It looks the part too, which well help gadget fans requesting permission from their partner to install it in the lounge...MINX AIR 100: BUILDThe neat handle around the back is actually the bass port, which is a sign that the design of the Minx Air 100 has been well planned. At a time when some new docks still roll of the production line with a 30 pin old style iPhone 4 connector (yes, really) its good to see an Airplay dock that isnt black and doesnt feel flimsy. The all-in-one design is sleek and looks at place in the lounge or kitchen. Its pleasingly rugged and surprisingly weighty, which usually hints at powerful sound and the weight / power rule proves true here. The buttons are discreet but comprehensive. The rubber buttons along the top of the Minx Air 100 respond quickly and feel comfy rather than brittle. Importantly, you wont be touching them much once paired with your smartphone or tablet so theyre small and not obvious to casual observers.MINX AIR 100: FEATURESAlongside AirPlay and Bluetooth, the wi-fi skills mean that internet radio functions can be accessed from the dedicated iOS or Android app or the five favourite buttons on the Minx Air 100. Based on the idea that you may want to simply get radio without your smartphone, the pre-programmed radio selection can be customised to include your most used stations, whether thats BBC 6Music or Americas impressive selection of country radio stations. Spotify gets support and the dedicated app is simple and faster than many rivals. The set-up video is a clever addition too and saves any potential frustration. Airplay isnt always easy to set up (unlike Bluetooth) even if you rate your wi-fi geek credentials but the Minx Air 100 makes it easy from the start. The line-in socket means that the Minx Air 100 can be hooked up to your TV, meaning the small basic remote is a handy back-up for when you want to turn up the volume without reaching for your smartphone or tablet which is charging in another room.MINX AIR 100: SOUND QUALITYThe custom BMR (er, Balanced Mode Radiator) tech that Cambridge Audio uses simply means theres a bigger sound from smaller drivers in the Minx Air 100, which means a wide soundstage for your money and better clarity.The bass level can be tuned via the Minx Air 100 or the app too, which is a surprising and effective addition. Depending on the size of your room, taste in bass and where youre actually placing the Minx Air 100, youll need to tweak the setting. Its worth the 10-second experiment, however, as youll find a sound which is balanced according to your taste instead of being bland and bass heavy, a common issue with similar systems that assume you want more bass than Tim Westwoods bedroom on a Saturday night. Testing via an iPhone with Spotify Extreme 320kbps quality mode enabled in the Spotify settings, Last Leaves of Autumn by Beth Orton shows the clarity that the Minx Air 100 offers, even at low volume. Conversely, RU Mine by the Arctic Monkeys rocks along and keeps the guitar solos away from the bass and drums which are simply a blur when heard through basic Apple EarPods. The mix of ability is important if youre interested in rocking out or using the Minx Air 100 for house parties or as a system for your home office or kitchen, where volumes will be lower.MINX AIR 100: VERDICT If youre after punchy yet balanced sound in a sleek design that will put your old all-in-one budget brand hi-fi system to shame, the Minx Air 100 is a great choice and a bargain in terms of build, usability and features. Yes, it would be easier to swallow at £299 but its a decent futureproof investment.

An excellent quality, versatile speaker in very good condition. Has Apple Airplay, Bluetooth and internet radio (not BBC channels though) as well as wired inputs. It has 5 pre-sets on the case plus more on the remote control and phone app. Comes complete with a remote control and documentation. A reluctant sale but with my Apple HomePods its no longer needed. A set-up video can be found on https://techsupport.cambridgeaudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/200976861-Minx-Air This is how T3 magazine reviewed it... A dock from a hi-fi company always raises eyebrows but the Minx Air 100 boasts internet radio, Airplay and Bluetooth tech and a dedicated phone / tablet app.The Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 Wireless Music System is an interesting proposition because its a wire-free set-up with hi-fi maker credentials and a small footprint for the volume level. It looks the part too, which well help gadget fans requesting permission from their partner to install it in the lounge...MINX AIR 100: BUILDThe neat handle around the back is actually the bass port, which is a sign that the design of the Minx Air 100 has been well planned. At a time when some new docks still roll of the production line with a 30 pin old style iPone 4 connector (yes, really) its good to see an Airplay dock that isnt black and doesnt feel flimsy. The all-in-one design is sleek and looks at place in the lounge or kitchen. Its pleasingly rugged and surprisingly weighty, which usually hints at powerful sound and the weight / power rule proves true here. The buttons are discreet but comprehensive. The rubber buttons along the top of the Minx Air 100 respond quickly and feel comfy rather than brittle. Importantly, you wont be touching them much once paired with your smartphone or tablet so theyre small and not obvious to casual observers.MINX AIR 100: FEATURESAlongside AirPlay and Bluetooth, the wi-fi skills mean that internet radio functions can be accessed from the dedicated iOS or Android app or the five favourite buttons on the Minx Air 100. Based on the idea that you may want to simply get radio without your smartphone, the pre-programmed radio selection can be customised to include your most used stations, whether thats BBC 6Music or Americas impressive selection of country radio stations. Spotify gets support and the dedicated app is simple and faster than many rivals. The set-up video is a clever addition too and saves any potential frustration. Airplay isnt always easy to set up (unlike Bluetooth) even if you rate your wi-fi geek credentials but the Minx Air 100 makes it easy from the start. The line-in socket means that the Minx Air 100 can be hooked up to your TV, meaning the small basic remote is a handy back-up for when you want to turn up the volume without reaching for your smartphone or tablet which is charging in another room.MINX AIR 100: SOUND QUALITYThe custom BMR (er, Balanced Mode Radiator) tech that Cambridge Audio uses simply means theres a bigger sound from smaller drivers in the Minx Air 100, which means a wide soundstage for your money and better clarity.The bass level can be tuned via the Minx Air 100 or the app too, which is a surprising and effective addition. Depending on the size of your room, taste in bass and where youre actually placing the Minx Air 100, youll need to tweak the setting. Its worth the 10-second experiment, however, as youll find a sound which is balanced according to your taste instead of being bland and bass heavy, a common issue with similar systems that assume you want more bass than Tim Westwoods bedroom on a Saturday night. Testing via an iPhone with Spotify Extreme 320kbps quality mode enabled in the Spotify settings, Last Leaves of Autumn by Beth Orton shows the clarity that the Minx Air 100 offers, even at low volume. Conversely, RU Mine by the Arctic Monkeys rocks along and keeps the guitar solos away from the bass and drums which are simply a blur when heard through basic Apple Ear Pods The mix of ability is important if youre interested in rocking out or using the Minx Air 100 for house parties or as a system for your home office or kitchen, where volumes will be lower. MINX AIR 100: VERDICT If youre after punchy yet balanced sound in a sleek design that will put your old all-in-one budget brand hi-fi system to shame, the Minx Air 100 is a great choice and a bargain in terms of build, usability and features. Yes, it would be easier to swallow at £299 but its a decent futureproof investment.

Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 White + internet Radio Wifi Airplay and Bluetooth Nice condition fully working and tested thoroughly for your peace of mind by our Audio Expert Produces a fantastic sound Paste the below link for a set up instructions and video https://techsupport.cambridgeaudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/200976861-Minx-Air T3 Magazine Review from the web below Library shot of rear to show connections A dock from a hi-fi company always raises eyebrows but the Minx Air 100 boasts internet radio, AirPlay and Bluetooth tech and a dedicated app The Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 Wireless Music System is an interesting proposition because its a wire-free set-up with hi-fi maker credentials and a small footprint for the volume level. It looks the part too, which well help gadget fans requesting permission from their partner to install it in the lounge...MINX AIR 100: BUILDThe neat handle around the back is actually the bass port, which is a sign that the design of the Minx Air 100 has been well planned. At a time when some new docks still roll of the production line with a 30 pin old style iPhone 4 connector (yes, really) its good to see an Airplay dock that isnt black and doesnt feel flimsy. The all-in-one design is sleek and looks at place in the lounge or kitchen. Its pleasingly rugged and surprisingly weighty, which usually hints at powerful sound and the weight / power rule proves true here. The buttons are discreet but comprehensive. The rubber buttons along the top of the Minx Air 100 respond quickly and feel comfy rather than brittle. Importantly, you wont be touching them much once paired with your smartphone or tablet so theyre small and not obvious to casual observers.MINX AIR 100: FEATURESAlongside AirPlay and Bluetooth, the wi-fi skills mean that internet radio functions can be accessed from the dedicated iOS or Android app or the five favourite buttons on the Minx Air 100. Based on the idea that you may want to simply get radio without your smartphone, the pre-programmed radio selection can be customised to include your most used stations, whether thats BBC 6Music or Americas impressive selection of country radio stations. Spotify gets support and the dedicated app is simple and faster than many rivals. The set-up video is a clever addition too and saves any potential frustration. Airplay isnt always easy to set up (unlike Bluetooth) even if you rate your wi-fi geek credentials but the Minx Air 100 makes it easy from the start. The line-in socket means that the Minx Air 100 can be hooked up to your TV, meaning the small basic remote is a handy back-up for when you want to turn up the volume without reaching for your smartphone or tablet which is charging in another room.MINX AIR 100: SOUND QUALITYThe custom BMR (er, Balanced Mode Radiator) tech that Cambridge Audio uses simply means theres a bigger sound from smaller drivers in the Minx Air 100, which means a wide soundstage for your money and better clarity.The bass level can be tuned via the Minx Air 100 or the app too, which is a surprising and effective addition. Depending on the size of your room, taste in bass and where youre actually placing the Minx Air 100, youll need to tweak the setting. Its worth the 10-second experiment, however, as youll find a sound which is balanced according to your taste instead of being bland and bass heavy, a common issue with similar systems that assume you want more bass than Tim Westwoods bedroom on a Saturday night. Testing via an iPhone with Spotify Extreme 320kbps quality mode enabled in the Spotify settings, Last Leaves of Autumn by Beth Orton shows the clarity that the Minx Air 100 offers, even at low volume. Conversely, RU Mine by the Arctic Monkeys rocks along and keeps the guitar solos away from the bass and drums which are simply a blur when heard through basic Apple EarPods. The mix of ability is important if youre interested in rocking out or using the Minx Air 100 for house parties or as a system for your home office or kitchen, where volumes will be lower.MINX AIR 100: VERDICT If youre after punchy yet balanced sound in a sleek design that will put your old all-in-one budget brand hi-fi system to shame, the Minx Air 100 is a great choice and a bargain in terms of build, usability and features. Yes, it would be easier to swallow at £299 but its a decent futureproof investment.

An excellent quality, versatile speaker in very good condition. Has Apple Airplay, Bluetooth and internet radio (not BBC channels though) as well as wired inputs. It has 5 pre-sets on the case plus more on the remote control and phone app. Comes complete with a remote control and documentation. A reluctant sale but with my Apple HomePods its no longer needed. A set-up video can be found on https://techsupport.cambridgeaudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/200976861-Minx-Air This is how T3 magazine reviewed it... A dock from a hi-fi company always raises eyebrows but the Minx Air 100 boasts internet radio, Airplay and Bluetooth tech and a dedicated phone / tablet app.The Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 Wireless Music System is an interesting proposition because its a wire-free set-up with hi-fi maker credentials and a small footprint for the volume level. It looks the part too, which well help gadget fans requesting permission from their partner to install it in the lounge...MINX AIR 100: BUILDThe neat handle around the back is actually the bass port, which is a sign that the design of the Minx Air 100 has been well planned. At a time when some new docks still roll of the production line with a 30 pin old style iPone 4 connector (yes, really) its good to see an Airplay dock that isnt black and doesnt feel flimsy. The all-in-one design is sleek and looks at place in the lounge or kitchen. Its pleasingly rugged and surprisingly weighty, which usually hints at powerful sound and the weight / power rule proves true here. The buttons are discreet but comprehensive. The rubber buttons along the top of the Minx Air 100 respond quickly and feel comfy rather than brittle. Importantly, you wont be touching them much once paired with your smartphone or tablet so theyre small and not obvious to casual observers.MINX AIR 100: FEATURESAlongside AirPlay and Bluetooth, the wi-fi skills mean that internet radio functions can be accessed from the dedicated iOS or Android app or the five favourite buttons on the Minx Air 100. Based on the idea that you may want to simply get radio without your smartphone, the pre-programmed radio selection can be customised to include your most used stations, whether thats BBC 6Music or Americas impressive selection of country radio stations. Spotify gets support and the dedicated app is simple and faster than many rivals. The set-up video is a clever addition too and saves any potential frustration. Airplay isnt always easy to set up (unlike Bluetooth) even if you rate your wi-fi geek credentials but the Minx Air 100 makes it easy from the start. The line-in socket means that the Minx Air 100 can be hooked up to your TV, meaning the small basic remote is a handy back-up for when you want to turn up the volume without reaching for your smartphone or tablet which is charging in another room.MINX AIR 100: SOUND QUALITYThe custom BMR (er, Balanced Mode Radiator) tech that Cambridge Audio uses simply means theres a bigger sound from smaller drivers in the Minx Air 100, which means a wide soundstage for your money and better clarity.The bass level can be tuned via the Minx Air 100 or the app too, which is a surprising and effective addition. Depending on the size of your room, taste in bass and where youre actually placing the Minx Air 100, youll need to tweak the setting. Its worth the 10-second experiment, however, as youll find a sound which is balanced according to your taste instead of being bland and bass heavy, a common issue with similar systems that assume you want more bass than Tim Westwoods bedroom on a Saturday night. Testing via an iPhone with Spotify Extreme 320kbps quality mode enabled in the Spotify settings, Last Leaves of Autumn by Beth Orton shows the clarity that the Minx Air 100 offers, even at low volume. Conversely, RU Mine by the Arctic Monkeys rocks along and keeps the guitar solos away from the bass and drums which are simply a blur when heard through basic Apple Ear Pods The mix of ability is important if youre interested in rocking out or using the Minx Air 100 for house parties or as a system for your home office or kitchen, where volumes will be lower. MINX AIR 100: VERDICT If youre after punchy yet balanced sound in a sleek design that will put your old all-in-one budget brand hi-fi system to shame, the Minx Air 100 is a great choice and a bargain in terms of build, usability and features. Yes, it would be easier to swallow at £299 but its a decent futureproof investment.

Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 White + internet Radio Wifi Airplay and Bluetooth Nice condition fully working and tested thoroughly for your peace of mind by our Audio Expert Produces a fantastic sound Paste the below link for a set up instructions and video https://techsupport.cambridgeaudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/200976861-Minx-Air T3 Magazine Review from the web below Library shot of rear to show connections A dock from a hi-fi company always raises eyebrows but the Minx Air 100 boasts internet radio, AirPlay and Bluetooth tech and a dedicated app The Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 Wireless Music System is an interesting proposition because its a wire-free set-up with hi-fi maker credentials and a small footprint for the volume level. It looks the part too, which well help gadget fans requesting permission from their partner to install it in the lounge...MINX AIR 100: BUILDThe neat handle around the back is actually the bass port, which is a sign that the design of the Minx Air 100 has been well planned. At a time when some new docks still roll of the production line with a 30 pin old style iPhone 4 connector (yes, really) its good to see an Airplay dock that isnt black and doesnt feel flimsy. The all-in-one design is sleek and looks at place in the lounge or kitchen. Its pleasingly rugged and surprisingly weighty, which usually hints at powerful sound and the weight / power rule proves true here. The buttons are discreet but comprehensive. The rubber buttons along the top of the Minx Air 100 respond quickly and feel comfy rather than brittle. Importantly, you wont be touching them much once paired with your smartphone or tablet so theyre small and not obvious to casual observers.MINX AIR 100: FEATURESAlongside AirPlay and Bluetooth, the wi-fi skills mean that internet radio functions can be accessed from the dedicated iOS or Android app or the five favourite buttons on the Minx Air 100. Based on the idea that you may want to simply get radio without your smartphone, the pre-programmed radio selection can be customised to include your most used stations, whether thats BBC 6Music or Americas impressive selection of country radio stations. Spotify gets support and the dedicated app is simple and faster than many rivals. The set-up video is a clever addition too and saves any potential frustration. Airplay isnt always easy to set up (unlike Bluetooth) even if you rate your wi-fi geek credentials but the Minx Air 100 makes it easy from the start. The line-in socket means that the Minx Air 100 can be hooked up to your TV, meaning the small basic remote is a handy back-up for when you want to turn up the volume without reaching for your smartphone or tablet which is charging in another room.MINX AIR 100: SOUND QUALITYThe custom BMR (er, Balanced Mode Radiator) tech that Cambridge Audio uses simply means theres a bigger sound from smaller drivers in the Minx Air 100, which means a wide soundstage for your money and better clarity.The bass level can be tuned via the Minx Air 100 or the app too, which is a surprising and effective addition. Depending on the size of your room, taste in bass and where youre actually placing the Minx Air 100, youll need to tweak the setting. Its worth the 10-second experiment, however, as youll find a sound which is balanced according to your taste instead of being bland and bass heavy, a common issue with similar systems that assume you want more bass than Tim Westwoods bedroom on a Saturday night. Testing via an iPhone with Spotify Extreme 320kbps quality mode enabled in the Spotify settings, Last Leaves of Autumn by Beth Orton shows the clarity that the Minx Air 100 offers, even at low volume. Conversely, RU Mine by the Arctic Monkeys rocks along and keeps the guitar solos away from the bass and drums which are simply a blur when heard through basic Apple EarPods. The mix of ability is important if youre interested in rocking out or using the Minx Air 100 for house parties or as a system for your home office or kitchen, where volumes will be lower.MINX AIR 100: VERDICT If youre after punchy yet balanced sound in a sleek design that will put your old all-in-one budget brand hi-fi system to shame, the Minx Air 100 is a great choice and a bargain in terms of build, usability and features. Yes, it would be easier to swallow at £299 but its a decent futureproof investment.

Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 White + internet Radio Wifi Airplay and Bluetooth Nice condition fully working and tested thoroughly for your peace of mind by our Audio Expert Produces a fantastic sound Paste the below link for a set up instructions and video https://techsupport.cambridgeaudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/200976861-Minx-Air T3 Magazine Review from the web below Library shot of rear to show connections A dock from a hi-fi company always raises eyebrows but the Minx Air 100 boasts internet radio, AirPlay and Bluetooth tech and a dedicated app The Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 Wireless Music System is an interesting proposition because its a wire-free set-up with hi-fi maker credentials and a small footprint for the volume level. It looks the part too, which well help gadget fans requesting permission from their partner to install it in the lounge...MINX AIR 100: BUILDThe neat handle around the back is actually the bass port, which is a sign that the design of the Minx Air 100 has been well planned. At a time when some new docks still roll of the production line with a 30 pin old style iPhone 4 connector (yes, really) its good to see an Airplay dock that isnt black and doesnt feel flimsy. The all-in-one design is sleek and looks at place in the lounge or kitchen. Its pleasingly rugged and surprisingly weighty, which usually hints at powerful sound and the weight / power rule proves true here. The buttons are discreet but comprehensive. The rubber buttons along the top of the Minx Air 100 respond quickly and feel comfy rather than brittle. Importantly, you wont be touching them much once paired with your smartphone or tablet so theyre small and not obvious to casual observers.MINX AIR 100: FEATURESAlongside AirPlay and Bluetooth, the wi-fi skills mean that internet radio functions can be accessed from the dedicated iOS or Android app or the five favourite buttons on the Minx Air 100. Based on the idea that you may want to simply get radio without your smartphone, the pre-programmed radio selection can be customised to include your most used stations, whether thats BBC 6Music or Americas impressive selection of country radio stations. Spotify gets support and the dedicated app is simple and faster than many rivals. The set-up video is a clever addition too and saves any potential frustration. Airplay isnt always easy to set up (unlike Bluetooth) even if you rate your wi-fi geek credentials but the Minx Air 100 makes it easy from the start. The line-in socket means that the Minx Air 100 can be hooked up to your TV, meaning the small basic remote is a handy back-up for when you want to turn up the volume without reaching for your smartphone or tablet which is charging in another room.MINX AIR 100: SOUND QUALITYThe custom BMR (er, Balanced Mode Radiator) tech that Cambridge Audio uses simply means theres a bigger sound from smaller drivers in the Minx Air 100, which means a wide soundstage for your money and better clarity.The bass level can be tuned via the Minx Air 100 or the app too, which is a surprising and effective addition. Depending on the size of your room, taste in bass and where youre actually placing the Minx Air 100, youll need to tweak the setting. Its worth the 10-second experiment, however, as youll find a sound which is balanced according to your taste instead of being bland and bass heavy, a common issue with similar systems that assume you want more bass than Tim Westwoods bedroom on a Saturday night. Testing via an iPhone with Spotify Extreme 320kbps quality mode enabled in the Spotify settings, Last Leaves of Autumn by Beth Orton shows the clarity that the Minx Air 100 offers, even at low volume. Conversely, RU Mine by the Arctic Monkeys rocks along and keeps the guitar solos away from the bass and drums which are simply a blur when heard through basic Apple EarPods. The mix of ability is important if youre interested in rocking out or using the Minx Air 100 for house parties or as a system for your home office or kitchen, where volumes will be lower.MINX AIR 100: VERDICT If youre after punchy yet balanced sound in a sleek design that will put your old all-in-one budget brand hi-fi system to shame, the Minx Air 100 is a great choice and a bargain in terms of build, usability and features. Yes, it would be easier to swallow at £299 but its a decent futureproof investment.

Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 White + internet Radio Wifi Airplay and Bluetooth Nice condition fully working and tested thoroughly for your peace of mind by our Audio Expert Produces a fantastic sound Paste the below link for a set up instructions and video https://techsupport.cambridgeaudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/200976861-Minx-Air T3 Magazine Review from the web below Library shot of rear to show connections A dock from a hi-fi company always raises eyebrows but the Minx Air 100 boasts internet radio, AirPlay and Bluetooth tech and a dedicated app The Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 Wireless Music System is an interesting proposition because its a wire-free set-up with hi-fi maker credentials and a small footprint for the volume level. It looks the part too, which well help gadget fans requesting permission from their partner to install it in the lounge...MINX AIR 100: BUILDThe neat handle around the back is actually the bass port, which is a sign that the design of the Minx Air 100 has been well planned. At a time when some new docks still roll of the production line with a 30 pin old style iPhone 4 connector (yes, really) its good to see an Airplay dock that isnt black and doesnt feel flimsy. The all-in-one design is sleek and looks at place in the lounge or kitchen. Its pleasingly rugged and surprisingly weighty, which usually hints at powerful sound and the weight / power rule proves true here. The buttons are discreet but comprehensive. The rubber buttons along the top of the Minx Air 100 respond quickly and feel comfy rather than brittle. Importantly, you wont be touching them much once paired with your smartphone or tablet so theyre small and not obvious to casual observers.MINX AIR 100: FEATURESAlongside AirPlay and Bluetooth, the wi-fi skills mean that internet radio functions can be accessed from the dedicated iOS or Android app or the five favourite buttons on the Minx Air 100. Based on the idea that you may want to simply get radio without your smartphone, the pre-programmed radio selection can be customised to include your most used stations, whether thats BBC 6Music or Americas impressive selection of country radio stations. Spotify gets support and the dedicated app is simple and faster than many rivals. The set-up video is a clever addition too and saves any potential frustration. Airplay isnt always easy to set up (unlike Bluetooth) even if you rate your wi-fi geek credentials but the Minx Air 100 makes it easy from the start. The line-in socket means that the Minx Air 100 can be hooked up to your TV, meaning the small basic remote is a handy back-up for when you want to turn up the volume without reaching for your smartphone or tablet which is charging in another room.MINX AIR 100: SOUND QUALITYThe custom BMR (er, Balanced Mode Radiator) tech that Cambridge Audio uses simply means theres a bigger sound from smaller drivers in the Minx Air 100, which means a wide soundstage for your money and better clarity.The bass level can be tuned via the Minx Air 100 or the app too, which is a surprising and effective addition. Depending on the size of your room, taste in bass and where youre actually placing the Minx Air 100, youll need to tweak the setting. Its worth the 10-second experiment, however, as youll find a sound which is balanced according to your taste instead of being bland and bass heavy, a common issue with similar systems that assume you want more bass than Tim Westwoods bedroom on a Saturday night. Testing via an iPhone with Spotify Extreme 320kbps quality mode enabled in the Spotify settings, Last Leaves of Autumn by Beth Orton shows the clarity that the Minx Air 100 offers, even at low volume. Conversely, RU Mine by the Arctic Monkeys rocks along and keeps the guitar solos away from the bass and drums which are simply a blur when heard through basic Apple EarPods. The mix of ability is important if youre interested in rocking out or using the Minx Air 100 for house parties or as a system for your home office or kitchen, where volumes will be lower.MINX AIR 100: VERDICT If youre after punchy yet balanced sound in a sleek design that will put your old all-in-one budget brand hi-fi system to shame, the Minx Air 100 is a great choice and a bargain in terms of build, usability and features. Yes, it would be easier to swallow at £299 but its a decent futureproof investment.

Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 White + internet Radio Wifi Airplay and Bluetooth Nice condition fully working and tested thoroughly for your peace of mind by our Audio Expert Produces a fantastic sound Paste the below link for a set up instructions and video https://techsupport.cambridgeaudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/200976861-Minx-Air T3 Magazine Review from the web below Library shot of rear to show connections A dock from a hi-fi company always raises eyebrows but the Minx Air 100 boasts internet radio, AirPlay and Bluetooth tech and a dedicated app The Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 Wireless Music System is an interesting proposition because its a wire-free set-up with hi-fi maker credentials and a small footprint for the volume level. It looks the part too, which well help gadget fans requesting permission from their partner to install it in the lounge...MINX AIR 100: BUILDThe neat handle around the back is actually the bass port, which is a sign that the design of the Minx Air 100 has been well planned. At a time when some new docks still roll of the production line with a 30 pin old style iPhone 4 connector (yes, really) its good to see an Airplay dock that isnt black and doesnt feel flimsy. The all-in-one design is sleek and looks at place in the lounge or kitchen. Its pleasingly rugged and surprisingly weighty, which usually hints at powerful sound and the weight / power rule proves true here. The buttons are discreet but comprehensive. The rubber buttons along the top of the Minx Air 100 respond quickly and feel comfy rather than brittle. Importantly, you wont be touching them much once paired with your smartphone or tablet so theyre small and not obvious to casual observers.MINX AIR 100: FEATURESAlongside AirPlay and Bluetooth, the wi-fi skills mean that internet radio functions can be accessed from the dedicated iOS or Android app or the five favourite buttons on the Minx Air 100. Based on the idea that you may want to simply get radio without your smartphone, the pre-programmed radio selection can be customised to include your most used stations, whether thats BBC 6Music or Americas impressive selection of country radio stations. Spotify gets support and the dedicated app is simple and faster than many rivals. The set-up video is a clever addition too and saves any potential frustration. Airplay isnt always easy to set up (unlike Bluetooth) even if you rate your wi-fi geek credentials but the Minx Air 100 makes it easy from the start. The line-in socket means that the Minx Air 100 can be hooked up to your TV, meaning the small basic remote is a handy back-up for when you want to turn up the volume without reaching for your smartphone or tablet which is charging in another room.MINX AIR 100: SOUND QUALITYThe custom BMR (er, Balanced Mode Radiator) tech that Cambridge Audio uses simply means theres a bigger sound from smaller drivers in the Minx Air 100, which means a wide soundstage for your money and better clarity.The bass level can be tuned via the Minx Air 100 or the app too, which is a surprising and effective addition. Depending on the size of your room, taste in bass and where youre actually placing the Minx Air 100, youll need to tweak the setting. Its worth the 10-second experiment, however, as youll find a sound which is balanced according to your taste instead of being bland and bass heavy, a common issue with similar systems that assume you want more bass than Tim Westwoods bedroom on a Saturday night. Testing via an iPhone with Spotify Extreme 320kbps quality mode enabled in the Spotify settings, Last Leaves of Autumn by Beth Orton shows the clarity that the Minx Air 100 offers, even at low volume. Conversely, RU Mine by the Arctic Monkeys rocks along and keeps the guitar solos away from the bass and drums which are simply a blur when heard through basic Apple EarPods. The mix of ability is important if youre interested in rocking out or using the Minx Air 100 for house parties or as a system for your home office or kitchen, where volumes will be lower.MINX AIR 100: VERDICT If youre after punchy yet balanced sound in a sleek design that will put your old all-in-one budget brand hi-fi system to shame, the Minx Air 100 is a great choice and a bargain in terms of build, usability and features. Yes, it would be easier to swallow at £299 but its a decent futureproof investment.

Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 White + internet Radio Wifi Airplay and Bluetooth Nice condition fully working and tested thoroughly for your peace of mind by our Audio Expert Produces a fantastic sound Paste the below link for a set up instructions and video https://techsupport.cambridgeaudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/200976861-Minx-Air T3 Magazine Review from the web below Library shot of rear to show connections A dock from a hi-fi company always raises eyebrows but the Minx Air 100 boasts internet radio, AirPlay and Bluetooth tech and a dedicated app The Cambridge Audio Minx Air 100 Wireless Music System is an interesting proposition because its a wire-free set-up with hi-fi maker credentials and a small footprint for the volume level. It looks the part too, which well help gadget fans requesting permission from their partner to install it in the lounge...MINX AIR 100: BUILDThe neat handle around the back is actually the bass port, which is a sign that the design of the Minx Air 100 has been well planned. At a time when some new docks still roll of the production line with a 30 pin old style iPhone 4 connector (yes, really) its good to see an Airplay dock that isnt black and doesnt feel flimsy. The all-in-one design is sleek and looks at place in the lounge or kitchen. Its pleasingly rugged and surprisingly weighty, which usually hints at powerful sound and the weight / power rule proves true here. The buttons are discreet but comprehensive. The rubber buttons along the top of the Minx Air 100 respond quickly and feel comfy rather than brittle. Importantly, you wont be touching them much once paired with your smartphone or tablet so theyre small and not obvious to casual observers.MINX AIR 100: FEATURESAlongside AirPlay and Bluetooth, the wi-fi skills mean that internet radio functions can be accessed from the dedicated iOS or Android app or the five favourite buttons on the Minx Air 100. Based on the idea that you may want to simply get radio without your smartphone, the pre-programmed radio selection can be customised to include your most used stations, whether thats BBC 6Music or Americas impressive selection of country radio stations. Spotify gets support and the dedicated app is simple and faster than many rivals. The set-up video is a clever addition too and saves any potential frustration. Airplay isnt always easy to set up (unlike Bluetooth) even if you rate your wi-fi geek credentials but the Minx Air 100 makes it easy from the start. The line-in socket means that the Minx Air 100 can be hooked up to your TV, meaning the small basic remote is a handy back-up for when you want to turn up the volume without reaching for your smartphone or tablet which is charging in another room.MINX AIR 100: SOUND QUALITYThe custom BMR (er, Balanced Mode Radiator) tech that Cambridge Audio uses simply means theres a bigger sound from smaller drivers in the Minx Air 100, which means a wide soundstage for your money and better clarity.The bass level can be tuned via the Minx Air 100 or the app too, which is a surprising and effective addition. Depending on the size of your room, taste in bass and where youre actually placing the Minx Air 100, youll need to tweak the setting. Its worth the 10-second experiment, however, as youll find a sound which is balanced according to your taste instead of being bland and bass heavy, a common issue with similar systems that assume you want more bass than Tim Westwoods bedroom on a Saturday night. Testing via an iPhone with Spotify Extreme 320kbps quality mode enabled in the Spotify settings, Last Leaves of Autumn by Beth Orton shows the clarity that the Minx Air 100 offers, even at low volume. Conversely, RU Mine by the Arctic Monkeys rocks along and keeps the guitar solos away from the bass and drums which are simply a blur when heard through basic Apple EarPods. The mix of ability is important if youre interested in rocking out or using the Minx Air 100 for house parties or as a system for your home office or kitchen, where volumes will be lower.MINX AIR 100: VERDICT If youre after punchy yet balanced sound in a sleek design that will put your old all-in-one budget brand hi-fi system to shame, the Minx Air 100 is a great choice and a bargain in terms of build, usability and features. Yes, it would be easier to swallow at £299 but its a decent futureproof investment.