Most portable speakers try to disappear into a bag. The new CMF Speaker M and Speaker S instead borrow the folded silhouette of a milk carton and make the enclosure part of the appeal.

These are CMF’s first Bluetooth speakers, distinguished by gabled tops, circular grilles, and a prominent rotary control. Their front panels and knobs can be removed, with 3D-printable replacement designs planned to give owners a degree of physical customization beyond color choices. White, dark gray, orange, and turquoise finishes reinforce the deliberately graphic approach. The modular elements are cosmetic rather than an invitation to modify the electronics.

The smaller Speaker S uses a 45mm full-range driver with two passive radiators and 10 watts of output. The larger Speaker M combines a 25-watt woofer and 10-watt tweeter for 35 watts total. Both claim up to 18 hours of playback and carry IP68 water- and dust-resistance ratings. Bluetooth 6, NFC pairing, USB-C audio, stereo pairing, and Auracast-based party mode round out a feature set more commonly associated with conventional outdoor Bluetooth speakers. Their different driver arrangements offer a choice between portability and fuller two-way sound.

U.S. pricing is $59 for the Speaker S and $109 for the Speaker M. Both are offered in the United States, with stock varying by color and model.