CMF, a brand under Nothing, has unveiled two new portable speaker models, the CMF Speaker S and CMF Speaker M, adopting a distinctive “milk box” design. These new releases cater to users seeking both audio quality and personalization options.
CMF Speaker S: Compact Powerhouse
The CMF Speaker S is equipped with a custom 45mm driver unit and two passive radiators, delivering a robust 10W RMS power output. Its frequency range spans from 70Hz to 20000Hz, ensuring a comprehensive sound experience. This model is priced at £49, $59, or €59.
CMF Speaker M: Enhanced Audio Performance
Stepping up in performance, the CMF Speaker M features a more advanced audio setup with independent bass and treble units. It boasts a higher power output of 35W RMS and covers a frequency range of 60Hz to 20000Hz. The CMF Speaker M is available for £99, $109, or €99.
Shared Features and Connectivity
Both the CMF Speaker S and Speaker M offer versatile connectivity options, supporting both USB-C and Bluetooth 6.0. They are also equipped with Auracast technology, allowing for seamless audio sharing. Durability is a key aspect, with both speakers rated IP68 for dust and water resistance, making them suitable for various environments.
Users can expect quick pairing for ease of use. The speakers also include features such as a super bass mode, adaptive tuning, and a customizable equalizer to tailor the sound to individual preferences. A notable battery life of 18 hours is claimed for both models, ensuring extended listening sessions.
Innovative 3D Printing Customization
A standout feature of the CMF Speaker S and M is their customizable design. The front panels and volume knobs can be detached using a unlock switch located on the back. CMF is promoting these components as fully supporting 3D printing DIY customization. This allows users to personalize their speakers, adding a unique touch to their audio devices.
This move towards user-modifiable hardware aligns with a growing trend in consumer electronics, empowering individuals to make their products more personal and expressive. The “milk box” aesthetic, combined with the potential for unique 3D printed designs, positions these speakers as a distinctive offering in the portable audio market.
The launch signifies CMF’s commitment to offering aesthetically pleasing and functional products that also incorporate elements of personal creativity. Further details on availability and specific 3D printing compatibility are expected to be released by the company.
