BoomCheeks
Give your Reachy Mini a little badonk — and a lot more bass.
Two bolt-on speaker cheeks that snap to the lower body seam of your Reachy Mini. Tool-free M3 mounts, a full-range driver in each cheek, and a center bass-cleft port. Open hardware, shipped flat-pack.
From $59 · ships flat-pack · open hardware
The concept
Two cheeks. Bolted low on the body. Real drivers behind each grille, a bass-cleft port down the middle. It spins with the robot and doesn't touch the head, antennas, or base.
Available in three sizes
Same bolt-on mount, same body seam — pick how much cheek you want.
Perky
Just for looks. 3D-printed cheeks, no electronics — pure desk decoration, pure vibes.
Base price
Plump
The standard. Balanced bass, fits most desks.
+$10
Thicc
Maximum cheek, maximum bass. A statement.
+$20
Specs
- Drivers
- 2× 5W 4Ω full-range
- Bass
- Center-cleft passive radiator port
- Mount
- Tool-free M3, clips to stock body seam
- Audio in
- USB-C passthrough (Lite & Wireless)
- Shell
- ABS, gloss white — paintable
- Added weight
- +180 g
- Footprint
- Fits within stock 30 × 20 cm base
- License
- Open hardware (Apache-2.0)
Built to be built
Cheeks bolt on in about ten minutes with the captive M3 hardware — no soldering for the Kit and Pre-Built tiers. Want to make your own? The Maker Files tier ships the STLs and BOM under Apache-2.0, so you can print, remix, and re-skin your cheeks.
Grab the filesReserve yours
Pick a size and a tier. This is a prototype — reserving costs nothing and charges nothing.
FAQ
Does this fit both the Lite and Wireless Reachy Mini?
Yes. The cheeks clip to the shared lower-body seam on both the $299 Lite and $449 Wireless. Audio rides over the USB-C passthrough.
Will it block the 360° body rotation?
No. The cheeks bolt to the rotating body, not the base, so they spin with the robot and keep full motion.
Is this an official Hugging Face / Pollen product?
No. BoomCheeks is an independent Happy Monday Studio concept and is not affiliated with Hugging Face or Pollen Robotics.
Can I print my own?
Yes — the Maker Files tier ships the STLs and BOM under Apache-2.0.