Cambridge Audio Minx Air 200

A decent all-rounder, but a little subtlety wouldn't go amiss...

Cambridge Audio's Minx Air 100 and Minx Air 200 speaker systems both include AirPlay and Bluetooth connectivity. One's more portable and a little more affordable, but the other's a sonic beast.

Read our review of the wireless Cambridge Audio Minx Air 200 speaker, breaking down its strengths and weaknesses and offering alternatives.

Six hundred stones buys you quite a lot of digital gratification these days. So if you're going to pay $600 for a wireless speaker, it had better be worth it.

The Cambridge Audio Minx Air 200 is a big, well-designed wireless speaker that supports Bluetooth, AirPlay, and Internet radio, but its sound quality doesn't live up to its lofty high price.

This follow-up to Cambridge Audio's tasty wireless speaker, the Minx Air 100, is even more ear-lickingly impressive

Cambridge Audio scores on its first outing designing wireless speakers with the Minx Air 200, a powerful, well-rounded device with the sonic chops to take on the heavyweights.

The Minx Air200 from Cambridge Audio is a $600 AirPlay and Bluetooth speaker. Yes, we're high rollin' today. At that price I realized that it had better impress me or this would be a very tough review

A couple months ago I posted a review of the Cambridge Audio Minx Go and concluded at that time that it was my current favorite small speaker. Then I was

Cambridge Audio get saucy with the Minx Air 200.

MeasurementsFrequency response: Minx Air 20038 Hz to 20 kHz ±4.7 dB on-axis, ±2.9 dB to 10 kHz, ±5.1 dB avg 0-30°Frequency response: Minx Go108 Hz to 20 kHz ±3.5 dB on-axis, ±4.4 dB avg 0-30°