CMF Releases Speakers Shaped Like Milk Cartons
New series of portable Bluetooth speakers features interchangeable panels and 3D-printable handles for customization
The CMF brand, created by Nothing, has introduced its first line of portable Bluetooth speakers. The Speaker series includes two models: the Speaker S for $59 and the Speaker M for $109.
Both speakers are available in four colors: white, dark gray, orange, and teal. The design resembles milk cartons, though the company does not describe this as a direct reference.
The smaller model is equipped with a 45-millimeter driver and two passive radiators to enhance bass. The larger version features a 10-watt tweeter and a 25-watt woofer for improved sound separation. Both operate for up to 18 hours on a single charge and are water- and dust-resistant with an IP68 rating.
The Nothing X app allows users to adjust the sound profile. The front panel and multifunctional control handle are removable—they can be replaced with different colors or printed using a 3D printer. CMF will release official files for modding.
The speakers support quick connectivity via NFC, Google Fast Pair, and Microsoft Swift Pair. Wired connections are also available through USB-C. Two identical speakers can be paired for stereo sound, and with Auracast, multiple devices can be synchronized for shared listening.
