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Nothing’s CMF launches new wireless speakers that look like milk cartons

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Nothing’s CMF launches new wireless speakers that look like milk cartons

Ben Schoon | Oct 13 2026 - 9:55 am PT 1 Comment

Nothing’s CMF brand has launched new wireless speakers, the first in the lineup, and they look like milk cartons.

The CMF Speaker S is a single-driver speaker with 10W output and 18-hour battery life, Google Fast Pair, and the ability to pair two speakers together for stereo or party modes.

Meanwhile, CMF Speaker M has the same feature set but with a 25W woofer and 10W tweeter for a broader soundstage, as well as tossing in IP68 dust/water resistance for better outdoor use.

Both feature NFC pairing and controls through the same Nothing X app used for Nothing’s earbuds and headphones.

As far as the design goes, both speakers look a lot like milk cartons. Each comes in black/gray, orange, white, and turquoise color options, each with a different design for the multi-function knob. That knob controls volume, play/pause, and other functions which are customizable. There are dedicated buttons on the back for pairing and Auracast.

CMF Speaker S starts at $59 while Speaker M starts at $109. Both are available now.

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