Samsung has announced the Music Studio 5 and Music Studio 7 wireless speakers ahead of CES 2026. Both speakers are wireless and stationary and are designed to blend seamlessly into a home environment. The Music Studio 5 comes in a compact, gallery-inspired design that is meant to fit seamlessly into your home. It is a 2.1-channel system featuring two tweeters and a 4-inch woofer.
Samsung says the speaker relies on a waveguide system with tuning carried out at its Audio Lab to deliver balanced sound. It also uses AI Dynamic Bass Control to manage bass output and keep distortion low even at higher volume levels.
The Music Studio 7, on the other hand, features a bookshelf-style design and will be available in black and white finishes. It has a 3.1.1-channel configuration with front, side, and top-firing tweeters alongside a woofer. A dedicated super tweeter supposedly allows the speaker to reproduce high-frequency sounds up to 35 kHz, and the device also supports high-resolution audio playback up to 24-bit at 96 kHz. It also features Q-Symphony support, which means it can be paired wirelessly with compatible Samsung TVs and soundbars to create a wider sound setup.
Both speakers support Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for wireless audio streaming and can be controlled using the SmartThings app. Samsung has not confirmed pricing or availability for the Music Studio speakers just yet. More details will be revealed early next month once CES 2026 officially begins in January.
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