Samsung is getting a head start on CES 2026 with the reveal of two new wireless home speakers—the Music Studio 5 and Music Studio 7. Designed to blend into modern interiors while packing serious audio tech, both models showcase Samsung’s push for design-first sound systems with AI and multi-device connectivity.
Music Studio 5 brings compact design with AI-driven bass
The Music Studio 5 takes a minimalist approach with a gallery-inspired design meant to blend into bookshelves and tabletops. It’s a 2.1-channel system, featuring two tweeters and a 4-inch woofer, all housed in a compact frame.
Tuning was done at Samsung’s Audio Lab, and the speaker includes AI Dynamic Bass Control—a feature that dynamically adjusts low-end output to prevent distortion, especially at high volumes. A waveguide system helps spread sound evenly throughout the room.
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Music Studio 7 adds Hi-Res audio and Q-Symphony
Stepping up in both size and performance, the Music Studio 7 adopts a bookshelf-style design with a 3.1.1-channel configuration. That includes front, side, and top-firing tweeters, a central woofer, and a dedicated super tweeter capable of reproducing frequencies up to 35 kHz.
It supports Hi-Res Audio at up to 24-bit/96kHz, aimed at audiophiles looking for clarity and depth. The Studio 7 also includes Q-Symphony, letting users pair it wirelessly with Samsung TVs and soundbars for a unified, multi-speaker setup.
Key specs and features:
- Music Studio 5:
- 2.1-channel
- AI Dynamic Bass Control
- Compact, gallery-style build
- Wi-Fi + Bluetooth
- SmartThings app support
- Music Studio 7:
- 3.1.1-channel with super tweeter
- 35 kHz high-frequency support
- Hi-Res Audio (24-bit/96kHz)
- Q-Symphony for TV pairing
- Available in black and white finishes
SmartThings and wireless streaming built-in
Both speakers support Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, giving users multiple streaming options, and can be controlled via Samsung’s SmartThings app. Integration with other Samsung devices is a clear priority, especially with the Studio 7’s Q-Symphony feature.
More details coming at CES 2026
Pricing and launch dates remain under wraps, but full specifications and hands-on demos are expected when CES 2026 kicks off in early January. For now, Samsung’s Music Studio lineup looks set to offer a polished blend of aesthetics, connectivity, and AI-enhanced audio for the living room.
