CMF launches modular Bluetooth speakers with playful design
CMF, Nothing's budget spin-off brand, just launched its first wireless speakers in two sizes: the $59 S and the $109 M. Both feature playful, milk-carton-inspired designs with swappable front panels and buttons. You get 18 hours of battery, water and dust resistance (IP68), and support for pairing multiple speakers—even from other brands—using Auracast. EQ can be customized in the Nothing X app, with real-time AI adjustment and USB-C audio.
- Two models: S ($59) and M ($109)
- Milk-carton look with swappable panels
- 18-hour battery, IP68 rating
- Supports Auracast multi-speaker party mode
- EQ customizable via Nothing X app
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