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Why we love the ZWO ASIAIR MINI (ZWO-ASIAIR-MINI)
Product Description
The ASIAIR Mini from ZWO is the smallest, most compact ASIAIR yet. Compared to the ASIAIR Plus, the Mini is 42% smaller and 21% lighter, making transportation and setup a breeze.
Control your astrophotography imaging setup wirelessly with the ASIAIR Mini! The ASIAIR Mini from ZWO includes four 12V DC outputs and four USB2 ports to connect and power multiple devices. The included app allows for wireless control of your setup in addition to monitoring all vital system processes, such as real-time temperature, current monitor, voltage monitor, wifi settings, and connected devices.
Features Include:
- eMMC storage
- Dual band antenna
- Stacking on phone
- Power monitoring
- DSO imaging
- Planetary imaging
- Auto guiding
- Automated imaging
Redesigned with eMMC Top Performance
Integrated with brand new eMMC Storage, ASIAIR Mini eliminates the trouble of backing up the system. Passed by over 300 strict and professional tests - a super stable system accessible to all has arrived!
- 119MB/S Avg. Read Speed
- 65MB/S Avg. Write Speed
- Super System Stability - Reset Firmware and Auto Recovery
More Portable Than Ever
With a size smaller than the palm of your hand, the new ASIAIR Mini is just as powerful as it is portable, which allows you to capture the night sky with great ease and fun, just like what you've experienced with its predecessors.
- 42% Smaller
- 21% Lighter
Wireless Imaging
ASIAIR Mini allows you to wirelessly control your gear via phones or tablets. You can stay in the comfort of your tent, home, car and other places to avoid the winter chills or mosquito bites. Just enjoy yourself on the starry nights!
Power Monitoring
Features a monitoring unit to track ASIAIR Mini's working status, including DC 12V input voltage & current, power consumption and real-time temperature.
- Current monitor
- Real-time temperature
- Voltage monitor
- Devices Connected
- WiFi setting
- Total power consumption
One-station Design
ASIAIR Mini provides an integrated and easy-to-use workflow suitable for all astrophotography amateurs, including focusing, polar alignment, filter switch, auto guiding, autorun, etc. Even if you're new to astrophotography, you can use it to produce wonderful astrophotos quickly and with ease. Interested in wide-field photography? Try the newly added feature multi-target!
Four-Output Multi-Interfaces
- 1x DSLR shutter release
- 4x DC 12V outputs
- 1x USN Type-C port
- 4x USB 2.0 ports
Multiple Power Indicators
- PWR: Input power status display
- WiFi: Wireless network status display
- SYS: System I/O status display
Classic Design as Usual
ASIAIR Mini is made out of aluminum and processed by CNC tech, which will effectively prevent it from dust and dew, also making the device more durable.
The top uses laser carving technology to show the constellations Cassiopeia, Ursa Major and Ursa Minor in the sky.
ASAIR MINI vs ASAIR PLUS
| Feature | ASIAIR Plus | ASIAIR Mini |
| Live stack | Support | Support (except ASI6200) |
| Video mode | Support (except DSLR) | Support (except DSLR) |
| Multi-target mode | Support | Support |
| New plate solving algorithm | Support | Support |
| Monitor unit | Support | Support |
| FOV for plate solve | 0.2° ~ 33° | 0.2° ~ 33° |
| Wired LAN | Support | - |
| Dual band Antenna 2.4G/5G | Support | Support |
| 20m WiFi coverage | Support | Support |
| Power ON/OFF switch | Support | - |
| Input current & voltage monitor | Support | Support |
| Output voltage monitor | Support | - |
| Power consumption monitor | Support | Support |
| High temperature/low voltage warning | Support | Support |
| SD card | Support | - |
| USB drives | Support | Support |
| eMMC | Support | Support |
| ASI6200 series | Support | Support |
| DSLR shutter release | Support | Support |
| Power external devices | Support | Support |
| USB ports | 2x USB 3.0 2xUSB2.0 |
2x USB 2.0 |
| Type-C port | Support | Support |
| Installation method | via finder shoe | via finder shoe |
ASIAIR MINI Supported DSLR List
Canon
| MODEL | STATUS | Live Mode |
| Canon EOS 1000D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 100D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 1100D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 1200D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 1300D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 1500D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 1D Mark III | Untested | Y |
| Canon EOS 1D Mark IV | Untested | Y |
| Canon EOS 1D X | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 1D X Mark II | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 2000D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 200D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 250D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 4000D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 40D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 450D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 500D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 50D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 550D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 5D Mark II | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 5D Mark III | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 5D Mark IV | Tested | N |
| Canon EOS 600D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 60D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 650D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 6D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 6D Mark II | Untested | Y |
| Canon EOS 700D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 70D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 750D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 760D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 77D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 7D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 7D Mark II | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 800D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 80D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS 90D | Tested | N |
| Canon EOS M6 Mark II | Tested | N |
| Canon EOS R | Tested | N |
| Canon EOS R5 | Tested | N |
| Canon EOS R6 | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS Ra | Tested | N |
| Canon EOS Rebel SL3 250D | Untested | Y |
| Canon EOS Rebel T1i 500D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS Rebel T7 2000D, 1500D | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS Rebel T7i 800D/Kiss X9i | Tested | Y |
| Canon EOS RP | Tested | Y |
Nikon
| MODEL | STATUS | Live Mode |
| Nikon D780 | Tested | Y |
| Nikon DSC D3 | Tested** | Y |
| Nikon DSC D300 | Tested** | Y |
| Nikon DSC D300s | Untested** | Y |
| Nikon DSC D3200 | Tested** | Y |
| Nikon DSC D3300 | Tested** | Y |
| Nikon DSC D3400 | Untested** | Y |
| Nikon DSC D3s | Tested** | Y |
| Nikon DSC D3x | Tested** | Y |
| Nikon DSC D4 | Untested | Y |
| Nikon DSC D5 | Untested | Y |
| Nikon DSC D500 | Untested | Y |
| Nikon DSC D5000 | Untested** | Y |
| Nikon DSC D5100 | Tested** | Y |
| Nikon DSC D5200 | Tested | Y |
| Nikon DSC D5300 | Tested | Y |
| Nikon DSC D5500 | Tested | Y |
| Nikon DSC D5600 | Tested | Y |
| Nikon DSC D600 | Tested | Y |
| Nikon DSC D610 | Tested | Y |
| Nikon DSC D700 | Tested** | Y |
| Nikon DSC D7000 | Tested** | Y |
| Nikon DSC D7100 | Tested | Y |
| Nikon DSC D7200 | Untested | Y |
| Nikon DSC D750 | Tested | Y |
| Nikon DSC D7500 | Tested | Y |
| Nikon DSC D800 | Tested | N |
| Nikon DSC D800E | Tested | N |
| Nikon DSC D810 | Tested | N |
| Nikon DSC D810A | Tested | N |
| Nikon DSC D850 | Tested | N |
| Nikon DSC D90 | Untested** | Y |
| Nikon DSC Df | Untested | Y |
| Nikon Z5 | Tested | Y |
| Nikon Z6 | Tested | Y |
| Nikon Z6 II | Tested | Y |
| Nikon Z7 | Tested | N |
** Must use shutter release cable with ASIAIR MINI
What's in the Box
Customer Reviews
Great little device, delivery was very fast, and had no issues connecting all my equipment!
Now all I need is some clear skies to really test it
I have to say this product changed my astrophotography experience. Worked well with my AVX mount and Nikon D7200 camera. Instructions included with the product are not very good, but there are enough tutorials on the internet that learning to use it was a breeze. Polar alignment is pleasant now and the complete integration of multiple tasks is wonderful. As always, support and service from All-Star Telescope was outstanding.
If the December rain and cloud and gloom would ever disappear!
This device changed my outlook on astrophotography. I have been an amateur astronomer for over 40 years and was always interested in it but could never quite get the knack and failed every time I tried. This little red box makes everything so easy. On my first night imaging I got more high quality images than I had even gotten before, and with little effort. As ZWO says “It just works!”. I have now gone all red in my setup and am perfectly happy to do so.
Very happy with the Asair Mini, I think it was the right choice for me with a smaller more compact setup.
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