The Hum: Bone Conduction Desk Speaker

Your desk is the speaker.

The Hum is a bone conduction desk speaker, which means it doesn’t play sound at you. It vibrates whatever surface it sits on, your desk, a shelf, a window, and turns that surface into the speaker itself. No cone, no grille. The bigger the surface, the bigger the sound. It’s the kind of thing people ask about the moment they hear it.

Why a bone conduction desk speaker earns its spot

Small enough to close your fist around, but up to 115dB loud, several times louder than your phone. Bluetooth 5.0 connects instantly, the built-in mic handles calls, and IPX4 splash resistance means a spilled coffee isn’t a funeral.

Fair warning, because we’d rather you know: the sound depends on the surface. A wooden desk or hollow door sounds surprisingly full. Very thick or soft surfaces, less so. It’s built for exactly one place, the desk you work at every day. If yours is a laptop-on-a-stand setup, it pairs nicely with the ProLift Laptop Stand: laptop up at eye level, sound coming from the desk itself.

Two desk speakers, true stereo

Two Hums pair wirelessly for true left-right sound. Place one on each side of your desk and the whole surface plays. Same trick, twice the width.

Prefer headphones some days? Same here. That’s why we also stock the Walnut Headphone Stand and the DeskClip under-desk hanger. Speaker for the open hours, headphones for deep work.

Bone conduction speaker specs

Bluetooth 5.0, up to 115dB, built-in mic, IPX4 splash resistant, USB charging, 165g. Works on wood, glass, metal and ceramic. Every bone conduction desk speaker order ships in 7 to 12 days. Available in Silver, Black, and Red.