Nothing has launched two new portable speakers, the CMF Speaker S and CMF Speaker M, under its CMF line.
Both use Bluetooth 6.0, offer IP68 water and dust resistance, and promise long battery life with quick 10-minute charging for an hour of listening.
A range of sound modes and an adaptive tuning algorithm tailor output in real time via the Nothing X app.
Pricing starts at $59 for the smaller S and $109 for the larger M, with availability through Nothing’s store and select partners.
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Nothing has released two new portable speakers under its CMF line: the CMF Speaker S and CMF Speaker M. They’re rugged, Bluetooth 6.0 devices with IP68 water and dust resistance and real-time sound tuning through the Nothing X app.
Prices start at $59 for the S and $109 for the M, with up to 18 hours of playback on a single charge and a 10-minute quick-charge that adds about an hour of listening. They support NFC, Google Fast Pair, and Microsoft Swift Pair, and offer Stereo or Party mode for multi-speaker setups.
Small S model for compact spaces, 45mm driver
Big M model with 25W woofer and 10W tweeter
Availability today at Nothing’s store and select partners
Nothing has expanded its CMF lineup with two new portable speakers: the CMF Speaker S and CMF Speaker M. They’re designed to be battery-friendly, rugged companions for travel or small gatherings, and they come with a suite of features aimed at flexible sound in real-world spaces.
As expected from the teaser last week, these are the first portable CMF speakers from the brand. They share a common design language, include Bluetooth 6.0 for wireless audio, and boast IP68 dust and water resistance, so they should shrug off splashes and dust as you carry them on outdoor trips or to the beach.
The speakers also lean into multi-speaker listening features. You can use them in Stereo Mode when you pair two identical units. There’s a Party Mode option too, which Nothing calls a way to pair two or more compatible speakers for a bigger, shared soundstage. The latter is described similarly to Auracast-style features, letting you mix compatible devices across brands for a larger audio setup.
Adaptive tuning is a core claim for both models. Nothing says the speakers continuously analyze playback and optimize output and EQ in real time. That means you should hear improvements without manually tweaking settings, and you’ll find Ultra Bass and Wide Soundstage modes, plus four EQ presets (Balanced, More Bass, More Treble, and Voice) accessible through the Nothing X app.
On the hardware side, both CMF Speaker S and M support NFC-style tap-to-pair, quick pairing with Android devices via Google Fast Pair, and Windows-ready pairing through Microsoft Swift Pair, plus USB-C audio. A practical tactile knob handles playback, track navigation, volume, and enabling Ultra Bass, with dedicated power and pairing buttons and a control for the Auracast-like feature. In everyday use, that means quick connections to phones or laptops and easy switching between sources.
Battery life targets are solid: up to 18 hours of playback at 50% volume with Ultra Bass on. If you’re in a rush, a 10-minute charge is said to provide about an hour of listening. The S and M come in four colorways, white, turquoise, dark grey, and orange, to fit different tastes and setups.
Pricing kicks off at $59 for the CMF Speaker S and $109 for the CMF Speaker M. Availability starts today through Nothing’s online store and select partners, giving shoppers a simple shopping path if you want to start small or go for bigger, louder sound with the M model.
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What are the CMF Speakers S and M?
The CMF Speaker S is the smaller model with a 45mm full-range driver and dual passive radiators, designed for compact rooms or on-the-go listening. The CMF Speaker M is the bigger option, featuring a dedicated 25W woofer and a 10W tweeter for a fuller 35W RMS output, aimed at room-filling audio rather than pocket-sized portability.
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Connectivity and features explained
Both speakers offer Bluetooth 6.0, NFC pairing, and cross-brand pairing options to keep you flexible. Dual-device connectivity helps you link to two devices at once, which is handy if you’re switching between a phone and a laptop. The integration with the Nothing X app is where you’ll access tuning presets, Ultra Bass, and the four EQ options.
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What this means for everyday life
If you’re shopping for a reliable outdoor-friendly speaker that can handle a little moisture and dust, the CMF line is designed to cover that use case. Long battery life and quick top-ups mean less time plugged in and more listening. The price points also position these as approachable options for casual listeners who want better sound without a big-audio commitment.
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What happens next
Nothing is selling the CMF Speakers S and M today. If you’re curious about how they perform in real rooms or need to compare against other portable options, you’ll want to check hands-on reviews once early units circulate. Expect more regional availability to appear if demand is strong enough.
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