Minix A3 Air Mouse



A full keyboard on the reverse side, in a familiar layout provides hours of typing comfort. Solid build with large, carefully crafted keys means browsing the web, chatting with friends and more, are completed with absolute ease.

Easy-to-Use Design.

MINIX NEO A3 is operated via 2.4GHz except the power button, which is operated via Infrared. The included USB receiver must be connected to one of the USB ports on your MINIX Media Hub for Android™. What batteries does MINIX NEO A3 require?

Minix A3 Air Mouse

Every aspect is designed to make commanding your entertainment easy; using the latest six-axis gyroscope technology and featuring a dedicated multimedia keypad.

The Power of Voice.

  • Hey guys, check out the latest wireless air mouse from MINIX. Yup, MINIX NEO A3 is the star today. It is loaded with dedicated multimedia key pad and full keyboard on the reverse side. Built-in microphone for voice input is there too.
  • MINIX showcased MINIX NEO U9-H TV box at IFA 2016 last year, but was not ready to launch the product or provide the full details yet. The company has now completed development of their Amlogic S912-H octa-core TV box, and sent a review sample for evaluation on CNX Software together with their latest MINIX A3 air mouse with voice command function.

Enjoy the convenience of voice input when using the built-in microphone, giving you immediate access to information and content.

FeaturesMinix A3 Air Mouse

Built-in microphone

Full QWERTY keyboard

Multimedia playback keys

Fly mode

Precise cursor controls

Built-in IR transmitter (only for power button)

Compatibility

Exclusively for MINIX Media Hubs for Android™

Minix a3 air mouse softwareSize

118.5mm x 50.0mm x 17.0mm

Battery Requirements

2 x AAA batteries (not included)

FAQs

What would you like to know?

Is MINIX NEO A3 compatible with all Android™ devices?

Minix A3 Air Mouse Manual

No, MINIX NEO A3 is not compatible with all Android™ devices.

We only guarantee full compatibility with our range of MINIX Media Hubs for Android™.

Is MINIX NEO A3 compatible with Windows devices?

No, MINIX NEO A3 is not compatible with Windows devices.

We only guarantee full compatibility with our range of MINIX Media Hubs for Android™.

How is MINIX NEO A3 operated?

MINIX NEO A3 is operated via 2.4GHz except the power button, which is operated via Infrared. The included USB receiver must be connected to one of the USB ports on your MINIX Media Hub for Android™.

What batteries does MINIX NEO A3 require?

Minix A3 Air Mouse Instructions

MINIX NEO A3 requires 2 x AAA batteries (not included).

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MINIX showcased MINIX NEO U9-H TV box at IFA 2016 last year, but was not ready to launch the product or provide the full details yet. The company has now completed development of their Amlogic S912-H octa-core TV box, and sent a review sample for evaluation on CNX Software together with their latest MINIX A3 air mouse with voice command function. I’ll start by listing the specifications of the TV box, take some pictures, and tear it apart to check out how it’s been designed in the first part of the review, and test the firmware in the second part which I intend to post in a few days.

MINIX NEO U9-H Media Hub specifications

Minix A3 Air Mouse Software

One of the main difference over other Amlogic S912, is the -H suffix which means Dolby and DTS licenses have been paid for so all apps will handle those audio formats:

  • SoC – Amlogic S912-H octa-core ARM Cortex A53 processor @ up to 1.5 GHz with ARM Mali-820MP3
  • System Memory – 2GB DDR3
  • Storage – 16GB eMMC 5.0 flash, and micro SD card slot
  • Video Output – HDMI 2.0 up to 4K @ 60Hz with HDMI CEC, and HDR support
  • Audio I/O – Via HDMI output, optical S/PDIF, 3.5mm headphone jack, 3.5mm microphone jack
  • Connectivity – Gigabit Ethernet, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n/ac 2×2 MIMO, Bluetooth 4.1
  • USB – 3x USB 2.0 ports, 1x micro USB OTG port
  • Misc – IR receiver, power button, Kensington Lock
  • Dual DRM Support – Play Ready 3.0 + Google Widevine Level 1
  • Power Supply – 5V/3A

The device runs Android 6.0.1 with XBMC MINIX Edition.

The TV box has exactly the same shape as previous model, and ships with a WiFi antenna, a HDMI cable, a USB OTG adapter, a micro USB to USB cable in case you want to connect the box to your computer, a 5V/3A power adapter, a MINIX IR remote control, and a user’s manual in English, German, and Chinese.

The front of the device has a plastic window for the IR receiver, and the power LED, while one of the side includes the power button, three USB 2.0 host ports, a micro SD slot, a micro USB OTG port, and a Kensington lock. The rest of the ports can be found on the rear panel: 3.5mm headphone jack, 3.5mm microphone jack, HDMI 2.0a output, optical S/PDIF, Gigabit Ethernet, and the power jack.

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MINIX NEO A3 Air Mouse

NEO A3 air mouse specifications include:

  • Connectivity – 2.4GHz transmission with up to 10 meters range
  • Sensors – 6-axis gyroscope and accelerometer
  • Remote side and QWERTY keyboard side
  • Built-in microphone for voice input.
  • Power – 2x AAA batteries
  • Support for Android, Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows

The remote ships with a user’s manual in English, and an RF dongle located in one of the two battery compartments located on the keyboard side.

The main difference on the remote side is the microphone & settings button in the new model replacing respectively the “enter button”, which I never use since the Android button does the same, and the mute button. The keyboard side is very similar, except for some adding characters on the arrow keys.

Minix Air Mouse A2 Vs A3

The remote fits well in bigger hands, and I’m overall happy with my experience with A2 Lite, but I wish that space, dot, and enter did not have alternate keys, as I often have to press the Fn button to switch between mode. For example typing an IP address is not that convenient, but one the other side I understand space is limited on such keyboard, and you may have to compromise. The air mouse works well with MINIX devices, and can also be used with other devices, except that you can’t turn on TV boxes from other brands with the remote. This would require some IR learning function which has not been implemented.

Minix A3 Air Mouse Pad

To be continue.........