CMF’s first wireless speakers look like musical milk cartons

CMF, the budget-focused sub-brand established by Nothing, has officially entered the portable audio market with its new Speaker Series. These Bluetooth speakers maintain the brand's signature aesthetic, characterized by unique, industrial-inspired designs that resemble musical milk cartons. As CMF transitions into an independent subsidiary based in India, these speakers continue the company's strategy of offering affordable consumer electronics with distinctive visual flair. Much like the previously released Headphone Pro, the new audio devices prioritize a balance between cost-effectiveness and bold design choices. While specific technical specifications are still being detailed, the launch marks a significant expansion for the brand as it seeks to diversify its hardware portfolio beyond smartphones and wearables. The speakers are expected to appeal to design-conscious consumers looking for budget-friendly audio solutions that stand out from traditional, minimalist portable speaker offerings.
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