GoKawiilCMF launches Speaker S and Speaker M, its first portable Bluetooth speakers
CMF, Nothing's sub-brand, has released two milk-carton-shaped portable speakers: the $59 Speaker S with a 45mm driver and passive radiators, and the $109 Speaker M with a 10W tweeter, dual drivers and a 25W woofer. Both offer Bluetooth 6.0, IP68 water and dust resistance, up to 18 hours of battery life, USB-C charging and audio input, and support for NFC, Google Fast Pair, Microsoft Swift Pair and Auracast, with the ability to pair two identical units together.
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The inclusion of features like IP68 ratings, Auracast support and speaker pairing at this price point suggests CMF is pushing to undercut established audio brands while still courting a design-conscious audience. Releasing 3D-print design files, as CMF says it plans to do, echoes Teenage Engineering's customization-friendly approach and could build a community around accessory personalization rather than just the hardware itself.
- CMF's first speakers cost $59 (Speaker S) and $109 (Speaker M), both shaped like milk cartons.
- Both models offer IP68 water/dust resistance, Bluetooth 6.0, Auracast, and up to 18 hours of battery life.
- CMF plans to release 3D-printing design files for custom handles and accessories.
CMF by Nothing Speaker 2 — This milk-carton-shaped portable speaker matches the fun, colorful design philosophy described in the article, with rugged water resistance for outdoor adventures. It's a great pick if you're intrigued by CMF's playful take on portable audio and want to try the brand's distinctive design language yourself.
See CMF by Nothing Speaker 2 on Amazon → Affiliate link — we may earn a commission on purchases, at no extra cost to you. Product picked by AI based on this article; it is not a tested recommendation.Source: engadget.com — Mat Smith, 2026-10-14
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