CMF Speaker S Bluetooth speaker drops to $39 in early Black Friday deal

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Nothing's CMF Speaker S, a milk carton-shaped Bluetooth speaker, is available for $39 during the company's early Black Friday promotion, a $20 discount. The price is the lowest yet for the speaker, which launched about a month ago. The compact speaker has a 45mm driver with two passive radiators, runs up to 18 hours per charge, and carries an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance. It supports stereo pairing with a second unit, Bluetooth 6, and interchangeable faceplates, with CMF planning to share STL files for 3D-printed customizations.

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