Samsung Music Frame is a speaker that doubles as decor. Music Frame has a camouflaged design with a modular front area that you can use to display different artwork or your favourite vinyl records. The frame measures 12.9 x 12.9 inches, and hidden inside are two woofers, two midrange drivers and two tweeters, with waveguides to spread the sound around. Music Frame is compatible with Samsung’s Q-Symphony technology so that you can pair it with Samsung TVs and soundbars, or operate as a standalone speaker. It features Samsung’s SpaceFit technology that allows it to adjust the volume of your tunes to suit the environment. It offers both WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity.

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It consists of a base and a round speaker that levitates less 1.2 inches above it, spinning gently, thanks to magnetic repulsion. You can grab the sphere and take it with you as a portable speaker or let it hang out above the stand and play audio.

Users will be able to change the volume and their choice of tracks from up to 33 feet away from the speaker. The sphere has a 3 watt amplifier in it and is able to play at 110dB. Its built-in rechargeable battery gives you 15 hours of playtime. There’s also a microphone on board, so you can use the OM/One as a speakerphone as well.

Price: $179.

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