Creative Pebble V2

Totally worth the price no other speaker gets close they are pretty loud clear and are pretty good in gameplay look solid (not cheap plastic ) totally get them under like 3.5k the bass is solid and its plug and play got them at 2.6k on sale

Awesome sound quality and very good sound seperation. Treble and voice seperation is really good. I am using FX sound to get the maximum quality. Bass is also very decent in this segment

I was looking for a budget of 2.0 speakers with a decent bass system built-in (passive-radiators). This seemed perfect and works really well and gives a clear output. The passive radiators are good enough considering the fact that I placed them on a wooden surface that resonates well with my taste. There are few cons like the length of the wire and wish there could be an option to control volume from the PC or any other device since it draws power USB-C or 3.0. It doesn't have Bluetooth connectivity, though it's not a deal-breaker for me but might resolve the wire length issue. Overall, they are great for not so bass-heavy fan but looking for a decent Macbook like speakers. Not to mention that the product design is another factor to consider.

Excellent quality even at max volume. No cracks or distortion and perfect loudness for a studyroom/gameroom. I have played a bunch of high bass songs like dreamcatcher, devil and soothing music( this one especially feels so original and live) . I can recommend this wholeheartedly to anywone. So good value for money. Also the game effects are nice and slighlty rumbles the table witt the base as i wanted, if placed strategically

Good bass, easy setup, clean sound, 3.5 mm conector is versatile, fits any mob. Charger . Compatibility with laptop

To be fair, I don't usually buy this kind of speaker. I find that small drivers voiced to put out more bass than they can actually manage, can end up sounding quite ridiculous. I've tried a few cheap speakers and they never work out well, so I wasn't expecting much. I expect vocal clarity and intelligibility to be the first goal of any speaker designer, and these don't do that. They are muffled and boxy, with a very high emphasis on bass output. As you can see for the video, the enclosure is so light that it starts rotating when the bass hits, so even that didn't work out well. This is connected to a pro interface with +4dBu output, hence there's no capping of the bass transient. No EQ was used. With onboard sound or a USB DAC I'm unable to reach this level. The speaker is fed from a 5V, 3A power supply - using a motherboard's USB-C sees distortion set in a lot earlier. I measured the usable output level at 80dB at 2 feet for music, maybe a bit higher for compressed modern pop music and then a little more for internet video. You'd just be able to get 85-88dB max if you're sitting close up. When using the USB-C of the motherboard (and, I'm assuming, a USB-C PD charger), there's no apparent way to shift the speaker to low gain mode. When using the external supply the difference between the modes is quite apparent. The High mode sacrifices some more of the already poor fidelity, making the treble more peaky and the enclosure rotates a little earlier. The wires are extremely short. I can barely get it on either side of a 30" monitor and have to get creative (no pun intended) to get the right placement. I needed a basic speaker to cover one PC's audio output till the pandemic situation ended, and needed something a little better than the R12U I was using earlier. This is fine for that. This is my fourth cheap Chinese product, and they are all terrible. The sound processing employed by all of them ruins the sound and if you never heard a good speaker you'd think it is okay, but it's not. Creative tried to get a tiny 1.5" driver (it's not 2") to sound big and it just ends up confused. You can just about make out the vocal section, and the bass is boxy and just sounds cheap. One caveat though, when running speech and Youtube videos off cheap motherboard audio it sounds acceptable. It's only when connected to a proper source and playing music with proper transients, that you can tell it's junk. For my intended application it'll work, but don't be misled by the positive feedback. You are never going to get more than you are paying for it.

Good product in this price sound quality is very good

Nice speaker.I am using since 2 years.

The speaker seems to be perfect and of good quality considering the price that was paid

中高音の伸びが良く、いい感じ。低音はイコライザーで調整すればOK。 見た目もいいし、他の商品にするか迷ったけど、正解でした。

I wanted better speakers and needed something small and compact as my current desk isn't very large. The compact stereo (not 2.1) speaker category seemed dominated by absolutely cheap crappy no-name Chinese speakers, then I stumbled across the V1 Creative Pebble. I've been a Creative fan (mostly) for literally decades now and I saw almost all of the reviews were glowing. But I was put off by the design and USB-powered aspect. I wanted traditional square speakers, and the Pebbles just looked weird. And I know we have more powerful USB ports these days, but I'm so used to anything sound-related powered by USB being weak and anemic, and bass? Haha, no. The low price point also made me skeptical. I wondered if they were truly good or if the people leaving reviews were just so used to crappy speakers these seemed like a massive improvement in comparison. But I kept coming back and thinking about it. Then I saw there were upgraded versions, and they too had glowing reviews. Finally I decided I'd take a chance. I went with the next-to-newest version, the even more improved V3 with the RGB ring at the base because that looked cool but not overly flashy. Unfortunately when I got them I realized they are, in fact, not black or dark grey as they appear in the listing but rather DARK FOREST GREEN. WHY, Creative, why?! Why offer a product like that in only one awful, non-traditional color? Peripherals sporting RGB lighting are almost always marketed towards games. I don't know a single gamer who would find speakers of that color complimentary to any of their other hardware. I mean I could see neon green or neon red, while also non-traditional colors, being more appropriate to a gamer aesthetic than dark forest green. It might seem silly to some, but I was not going to pay that price for ugly speakers. So back they went. I decided I'd try the V2 Pebbles. Lesser specs and no RGB, but the price was much cheaper. I was still skeptical about the USB powered nature, however. After I got them in I realized they were larger than I thought they were but that's okay, they still fit fine and are much smaller than my previous speakers. I had to use the USB C-to-A adaptor that's included with them, and plugged them into a USB 2.0 port that had a higher power output for charging phones, so it enabled high gain mode. And I was really surprised. The reviews do do them justice. They do sound really good, and they do have decent bass. Are they better than larger, higher-end speakers? Absolutely not. Are they outstanding for their size, and especially their cost? Absolutely. I do wish they have a headphone jack on the front, though. The only other quibble I have, and it's a minor one at that, is the driver color. There's nothing wrong with it but I would've preferred black or even silver versus gold. But like I said, it's a minor quibble. In short if you want cheap, decent, compact speakers you can't go wrong here. I'm thinking about ordering a second pair for my kitchen TV that could use louder speakers.

Très bon son pour le prix

I recently purchased the Creative Pebble V2 speakers, and I’m genuinely impressed with the performance for the price. These compact desktop speakers deliver clear, balanced sound with much more depth and volume than I expected from something this small. The upgraded USB-C power option makes a noticeable difference compared to standard USB-powered speakers. The audio is crisp, the bass is punchy (especially considering there’s no separate subwoofer), and the 45° elevated drivers really help direct the sound toward you. They’re perfect for my desk setup — clean, minimal, and modern design that doesn’t take up much space. Setup was incredibly simple: just plug in the USB power and 3.5mm audio jack, and you’re ready to go. The front-facing volume knob is convenient, and the overall build quality feels solid for this price range. These aren’t meant to replace a full surround system, but for everyday music, YouTube, gaming, and video calls, they perform exceptionally well. If you want affordable, stylish desktop speakers with impressive sound quality, the Creative Pebble V2 is an easy recommendation. Highly recommended!