CMF by Nothing Launches Its First Portable Speakers
Speaker S and Speaker M bring geometric design, swappable parts, and 3D-printable customisation to budget Bluetooth audio.
CMF by Nothing
CMF, Nothing’s budget-focused sub-brand, has entered portable audio with the Speaker S and Speaker M. Both carry the brand’s geometric design language and bold color options into a pair of practical Bluetooth speakers.
The compact Speaker S weighs 334 grams, stands upright like a milk carton, and includes a carabiner hook for clipping on the go. The larger Speaker M adds a top handle for desktop or room use. Each is available in White, Dark Grey, Orange, and Turquoise, with modular front grilles and mechanical dials that can be swapped. CMF is also releasing open-source 3D-printable designs so owners can make their own panels.
Speaker S uses a single 45 mm full-range driver plus dual passive radiators for 10 W RMS output across 70 Hz to 20 kHz. Speaker M steps up to a dual-driver layout with a dedicated woofer and tweeter for clearer separation and stronger bass. Both support Bluetooth 6.0, Stereo Mode with a matching pair, and Auracast Party Mode for linking multiple speakers (including compatible third-party units).
A prominent mechanical dial handles track control, volume, and Ultra Bass. Additional buttons cover power, pairing, and broadcasting. Further EQ options are available in the Nothing X app. Both models are IP68 dust- and water-resistant and claim up to 18 hours of playback on a charge.
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