Created in collaboration with renowned French designer Erwan Bouroullec, the Music Studio 7 takes a considered approach to both form and function. Its sculptural design makes it an elegant addition to the home, while Samsung’s audio technology is built to deliver rich, detailed sound without compromising on performance.
Immersive sound for music and more
At the heart of the Music Studio 7 is its True 3.1.1-channel audio architecture, designed to project sound forward, outward and upwards. With its left, front, right and up-firing channels, the speaker creates a wider, more immersive soundstage from a single unit.
For music, the Music Studio 7 supports Hi-Resolution Audio with processing, decoding and output of up to 24-bit/96kHz, exceeding CD-quality audio. Its Super Tweeter extends the frequency range up to 35kHz, helping reproduce finer musical details and harmonics for a more nuanced listening experience.
AI Dynamic Bass Control further enhances the sound by delivering deeper bass while helping to minimise distortion. The result is a fuller presentation that allows everything from vocals and instruments to lower frequencies to come through with greater clarity.
The audio experience extends beyond music, too. Wireless Dolby Atmos creates a more immersive soundstage for movies and television, making the Music Studio 7 equally suited to everyday listening and home entertainment. For those looking to bring a cinematic quality to a larger living space, its wider soundstage makes it a natural addition to the setup.
Designed for the modern home
Its audio capabilities may be sophisticated, but the Music Studio 7 does not look overly technical. Instead, it takes a more understated approach, allowing the speaker to complement its surroundings rather than compete with them.
The design was created in collaboration with Erwan Bouroullec, whose signature Dot Design forms the centrepiece of the speaker. Positioned at its heart, the Dot becomes both a visual focal point and an integral part of the speaker’s identity.
Inspired by the relationship between an orb and a dot, the overall form brings a sculptural quality to the speaker. Its clean geometry and considered proportions allow it to sit naturally within contemporary interiors, whether placed on a console, shelf, or other living space.
This balance between aesthetics and technology makes the Music Studio 7 suited to those who see their home audio setup as part of the wider interior. Rather than hiding the speaker away, its design gives it a presence that feels intentional.
Smart connectivity, seamless listening
The Music Studio 7 is designed to make accessing music just as effortless. With built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, it connects to a range of music streaming services, while Spotify Connect, AirPlay, Chromecast, and Tidal Connect offer different ways to stream directly.
Spotify Tap makes the experience even more intuitive. A double tap launches a recommended playlist tailored to your listening preferences, while another double tap brings up a fresh selection, without needing to reach for your phone.
The speaker can also be connected and controlled through the Samsung Sound app, giving users a straightforward way to manage their listening experience. For those with a compatible Samsung TV, Q-Symphony brings the TV and speaker together to create a wider soundstage.
In 2026, Q-Symphony supports up to five compatible sound devices, while intelligently analysing the setup to optimise the audio experience. This allows the television and connected speakers to work together, creating a more expansive soundscape for films, shows, and music.
Ultimately, Samsung’s Music Studio 7 demonstrates that a speaker does not have to choose between looking good and sounding good. With its refined design, high-resolution audio, and seamless connectivity, it brings together the qualities expected of a modern lifestyle speaker without treating sound as an afterthought.
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