CMF's first portable speakers are shaped like milk cartons and pair together

Nothing's sub-brand, CMF, has officially entered the portable audio market with the launch of its first Bluetooth speakers. The devices feature a distinct, playful design reminiscent of milk cartons, standing out in a crowded market of cylindrical and rectangular speakers. Beyond their unique aesthetics, the speakers are engineered for versatility, allowing users to pair two units together for a stereo experience. Furthermore, the speakers support Auracast, a Bluetooth technology that enables broadcasting audio to multiple receivers simultaneously, enhancing the listening experience in group settings. This release marks another step for CMF in expanding its ecosystem of affordable, design-focused consumer electronics. With this move, the company aims to combine Nothing's signature industrial design language with accessible hardware, targeting users who prioritize both style and functional connectivity in their portable audio gear.