CMF Speakers S and M launched: Up to 35W sound output, Bluetooth 6.0, and portable design
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| CMF Speakers |
CMF ventures into portable speakers
Both models feature what the company calls an expressive geometric design and support two multi-speaker modes.
CMF says the Stereo Mode requires two identical speakers, while Party Mode is essentially Auracast under another name and works with two or more compatible speakers, including those from other brands.
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| Speaker S |
The smaller Speaker S uses a “custom-tuned” 45mm full-range driver with dual passive radiators. It delivers up to 10W RMS and a frequency response of 70Hz to 20kHz.
Meanwhile, the larger Speaker M pairs a 25W woofer with a 10W tweeter, producing 35W RMS and a frequency response of 60Hz to 20kHz.
Both speakers use an adaptive tuning algorithm that, according to the company, “continuously analyzes playback and optimizes output and EQ in real-time.” Users can switch between Ultra Bass and Wide Soundstage modes and choose from four EQ presets (Balanced, More Bass, More Treble, and Voice) through the Nothing X app.
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| Speaker M |
Both models support NFC tap-to-pair, Google Fast Pair, and Microsoft Swift Pair. They also offer dual-device connectivity, allowing one speaker to stay connected to two sources at once, and built-in USB-C audio.
Physical controls include a tactile knob for playback, track navigation, volume, and toggling Ultra Bass, along with dedicated buttons for power, Bluetooth 6.0 pairing, and Auracast.
Each speaker is rated for up to 18 hours of playback on a single charge at 50% volume with Ultra Bass on. A 10-minute charge provides about an hour of listening. Both are available in white, turquoise, dark grey, and orange.
CMF Speaker S key specs and features:
- 45mm full-range driver with dual passive radiators
- 10W output
- 70Hz-20kHz frequency range
- Up to 18 hours (50% volume, Ultra Bass on); 10-minute charge gives about 1 hour
- Auto-tuning adjusts output and EQ in real time
- Ultra Bass and Wide Soundstage, plus 4 EQ presets (Balanced, More Bass, More Treble, Voice) via the Nothing X app
- Stereo Mode (two identical speakers) and Party Mode/Auracast (two or more compatible speakers, even other brands)
- Bluetooth 6.0, NFC tap-to-pair, Google Fast Pair, Microsoft Swift Pair, dual-device connection, USB-C audio
- Tactile knob (playback, tracks, volume, Ultra Bass) and buttons for power, Bluetooth pairing, and Auracast
- White, turquoise, Dark Grey, Orange colors
CMF Speaker M key specs and features:
- 25W woofer + 10W tweeter
- 35W output
- 60Hz-20kHzFrequency range
- Up to 18 hours (50% volume, Ultra Bass on); a 10-minute charge gives about 1 hour
- Auto-tuning adjusts output and EQ in real time
- Ultra Bass and Wide Soundstage, plus 4 EQ presets (Balanced, More Bass, More Treble, Voice) via the Nothing X app
- Stereo Mode (two identical speakers) and Party Mode/Auracast (two or more compatible speakers, even other brands)
- Bluetooth 6.0, NFC tap-to-pair, Google Fast Pair, Microsoft Swift Pair, dual-device connection, USB-C audio
- Tactile knob (playback, tracks, volume, Ultra Bass) and buttons for power, Bluetooth pairing, and Auracast
- White, turquoise, Dark Grey, Orange colors
US price with direct-to-PHP conversion (no taxes and duties yet):
CMF Speaker S - USD 59 (around PHP 3.7K)
CMF Speaker M - USD 109 (around PHP 6.8K)
It is currently available in select markets. No word yet on a PH release, but we will let you know once we hear from Digital Walker.
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