Creative Pebble Pro (Dark Green) Minimalist 2.0 USB-C Computer Speakers with Bluetooth 5.3 and Customizable RGB Lighting, Clear Dialog and BassFlex Tech, USB Audio, Headset Port, for PC and Mac

If you are looking for very good sounding desktop speakers at a reasonable price with minimum wires, the Creative Pebble Pro are excellent and should be on your short list!Importantly, you should know that these speakers do not have a subwoofer, so you will not get a thumping bass from them. If that's critical for you, then you need to spend $100+ on a good quality desktop system with a subwoofer or a bookshelf system. If you do that, you will get better bass but I am still unsure if you will get better treble or vocals than these speakers. You will also have a bunch of extra wires that you need to deal with.For everyone else looking for crystal clear sound (guitar sounds simply amazing, Zoom calls sound great) with excellent stereo separation between the left and right channels, these are the speakers you should buy, no question! Not only do they sound great, they get pretty loud also without distortion - that's not easy to find in the < $75 price range. Also, these speakers only require 2 wires: one connecting the speakers and the other to power the speakers from the laptop USB port and have a straightforward setup. Finally, they look beautiful sitting on the desk with the changing LEDs :)I spent a lot of time researching the many different desktop speaker options available on Amazon before making this purchase and I am very happy with it. Highly recommend these!

I used to have the wired white versions of this brand and decided to upgrade since I upgraded my whole PC setup. I just want to make it known that these are a DARK GREEN. NOT BLACK. I only found out after I got them but luckily my setup is green and peach themed.Anyways, they're super easy to set up and comes with an aux chord if you still want to plug it in. The led light at the bottom is subtle but looks nice and you can even change the color/mode on them by holding down the light button for 2 seconds and turning the dial. The sound is great and can get pretty loud which is why I love these speakers so much along with its affordable price compared to other speakers. It's small size also makes it easy to hide away behind my monitor. I will say though that the one thing I don't like is every time I turn on or off my PC, a voice notifies when the speakers connect or disconnect from Bluetooth. Need to see if there's a way to remove that. But overall, I highly recommend these!

Bought these to replace my 14yr old and large Creative Lab PC speakers. These are just a bit larger than a softball or maybe a very large grapefruit.Here's my pros/cons:Pros:- I like the general look of them, and the RGB lighting is a nice touch.- Easy to setup.- Sound quality is OK. Mostly a mid-range sound and perfect for speech (ie: video calls, Youtube tutorials, etc.)- Don't take up a lot of desktop room.Cons:- The AMZ description was a bit miss-leading. It referred to them as "USB-C Speaker with RGB (Green)", and looking at the picture they looked like a black speaker, so I assumed the RGB light was shades of Green, but in reality the speakers are a dark OLIVE GREEN, so not really what I wanted.- No Bass/Treble adjustments on them, so you'll need to look for 3rd party software to adjust if needed.I feel for the price, it should at least have those knobs or a way to adjust via the app.- The Creative Labs app has minimal settings - it's basically just a "test your speakers" tool.- They sit on about a 2-inch round flat base, so they are fairly stable but your cat could easily knock them over if he's looking to piss you off.- The volume knob is an 'infinite adjust' type, meaning you can turn it forever in either direction. The limits are controlled by your PC, so if you are used to any sound device where you know if you turn it "1/4 turn" it's at your usual desired level, these don't work that way because there is no Min/Max range. Takes some getting used to.- On/Off is controlled by pressing the volume button. While ON, the right speaker displays a small PURPLE led light. To turn the speakers Off, you need to press-n-hold the volume button for 2-seconds, after letting go the led light turns RED and the RGB lights turn off. Not really intuitive for ON/OFF indicators.To turn the speakers back ON, you just press the volume button once - no holding for 2-seconds.I'm constantly forgetting ("is it 2-sec's for ON or OFF????").- You cannot control the RGB lighting through your PC's RGB software (as far as I know - nothing in the manual about it, and the Creative Labs app doesn't touch them.)- Requires a USB-C power source, and they don't include an A/C adapter plug with the package.**Important info:- I found out in the fine-print of the Manual AFTER purchasing a separate USB-C adapter plug with it that sound output is dependent on your adapters wattage. If you want to take advantage of the speakers full peak power, you'll need a 30-watt adapter. My adapter turns out was only 20-watts.Here's what it says:===============================Total System Power^:• Connected to USB-C: Up to 10W RMS, Peak Power 20W• Connected to USB-C PD: Up to 30W RMS, Peak Power 60W^Up to 10W RMS while plugged into a 10W USB-C Port / USB-C PDAdapter / 5V 3A USB-C PD Adapter and up to 30W RMS whileplugged into a 30W / 15V 2A USB-C PD Adapter===============================Conclusion:Overall, they work for what I need (mostly for speech, tutorials, etc.) so it's fine - even the yucky Olive Green color. Probably good for a kids PC too. If your focus is for music, I'd get something else.

These little guys have a great overall encompassing sound profile when powered with an additional 30w power adapter. If you’re connecting them to a computer with a USB type-C 3.2 gen2 port that has Power Delivery (PD) you can use that as the power source, then connect the sound data port via the USB-A cable. Or else you could just connect the power source to a 30w power adapter through your wall power. If you’re looking for a minimalistic set of speakers and don’t want to upset your roommates/neighbors with bass, then these speakers are going to be perfect. Just like most people are saying, these speakers don’t produce low sub bass, but the mid bass levels sound pleasing for sure.My only cons I have with these guys is the fact that they are permanently attached to each other with a wire so routing the cable can be a little cumbersome. As well as the weight of them isn’t much and they tend to move around when turned up loud because the little rubber base they rest on doesn’t seem to keep them planted very well. But other then those two things, I think their perfect!Creative Labs is well known in the world of audio products for computer speakers and hardware. They have been around for a long while and they have a great team of people running the business and working for them. I would definitely recommend their products to family/friends.