The price and release date of the conceptual Bluetooth speakers Music Studio from Samsung revealed
At CES 2026, Samsung to Bring Music Studio to CES 2026 — Designer Speakers That Become Part of the Interior, designed by famed French industrial designer Erwan Bouroullec. His goal was not to hide the devices but rather to make them an organic part of the interior, providing aesthetic satisfaction.
The speakers attracted a wide public interest, but at the exhibition, the Korean company did not disclose their cost and release date. Now this information is known as well.
What is known
According to PCWorld, Music Studio 5 and Music Studio 7 will go on sale in the US and several other countries at the end of the first or in the second quarter of 2026.
The Music Studio 5 model will be offered in black, green, orange, white, and yellow colors for $249, while Music Studio 7 will be available in black and white variants for $499.
Technical features
Music Studio 5 is equipped with a 2.1.1 channel system with tweeters directed to the left, right, and upwards, as well as a 4.2” subwoofer. Music Studio 5 has a Toslin digital audio input.
Music Studio 7 will have a 3.1.1 channel configuration with four tweeters directed to the left, right, upwards, and forwards, complemented by a 5” subwoofer. The speaker is equipped with an HDMI port.
Both models support Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, AirPlay 2, Google Cast, and Spotify Connect and have a special button for quickly starting music playback from Amazon Music, Spotify, and YouTube Music services, and voice assistants are also supported.
You will be able to use Music Studio separately, in stereo pairs, or connect them as an addition to Samsung TVs or soundbars.
The SmartThings app will allow you to control the speakers through a smartphone.
Source: PCWorld
