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

I replaced my old $17 Elegiant speakers with these after feedback and strange sounds started coming from them, and honestly, there is a majorly impressive sound difference. Even at a low volume, I can hear and understand the audio clearly. I can feel the bass on my desk. They surprised me by being a nice, dark, green color, which goes well with my desk setup. The best part is that Jurassic Park sounded amazing with these speakers!I am using USB audio only; they do not come with the 30W USB-C PD adapter, but include the cable (and an AUX cable). So far, I cannot find the right adapter for the extra power to give it a sound/power boost.My old speakers would be loud at a volume level of 12, but these ones begin to get loud around level 30. I'm guessing it may be different with the extra power, but for now, I am enjoying the sound between levels 30-70. 70 is very loud!These are a great value, lightweight, have an extra-long connection cable to space them across my desk, and the lighting and sound settings are easy to adjust. The lighting is nice and subtle (which I prefer). They are also easy to set up and function great. I definitely recommend them for someone looking for affordable, quality PC speakers.

For a pair of budget speakers, these do quite nicely. I use these exclusively for better sound than that provided by either my laptop or the speakers embedded in one of my monitors when I dock my laptop into my desk setup. They give nice clear sound with plenty of volume when I listen to smooth jazz in the background or get on a Google Meet with my family. Plenty of bass for my purposes. I've not tried the bluetooth feature.The dark olive green color is different. The gold-brass look of the center drive is interesting. The glowing rings on the base are kind of cute. I would like perhaps a bit more weight in the speakers' base to have them sit more solidly on my desk. A slight bump and they'll "walk around" a bit (my desk is ... cluttered :-) ) ; that's not a show-stopper for me.

I had the 2 versions before this one and they were much louder than this one.Very clear sound with no distortion feedback.These are build pretty tough and function flawlessly. Pretty heavy as wellGreat value for what they are and Creative has been a good brand and I even had one of their ZEN MP3 players back in the day.The RGB and the headset input is a nice touch.Just be mindful that they’re not as loud as they should be and that the headset input is a tad finicky.But if you want clear sound and decent bass go for these.

These speakers are so good! After about 10 minutes of googling I landed on these as a good midrange price for speakers for my PC. I mostly use it for music and streaming videos and the audio quality is akin to the UEBoom 2 I was using beforehand, aside from the obvious bass sacrifice that comes with midrange speakers.They were incredibly easy to set up, coming with auxiliary, USB-C, and C-C cables to plug into wherever makes the most sense for you. The RBG function is also easy to control, has a wide range of colors and 3 effects (pulse, solid, RBG fading).

This is a decent set of Bluetooth speakers, with surprisingly good bass for such a small package. It probably wouldn't work real well for a full home theater system, but that's not what it's designed for. For general purpose computer use, it sounds good.It's fairly easy to set up, although reading the instructions is a good idea. I know many people don't like to do that, and if you don't, there are a few gotchas which might wind up giving you problems.The biggest issue that I have found with this is that it tends to disconnect when the machine goes into sleep mode, and not reconnect when the machine wakes up. Not sure whether this is an issue with the speakers or the machine itself, but it's annoying. It means that not only do I have to reconnect but also that my zoom settings get screwed up and need to be reset.But that's a minor inconvenience, and for the price I feel this is a decent set of speakers.UPDATE: since writing my original review, I have heard reports about the M4 Mac Mini (2024) having an issue with its rear USB-C / Thunderbolt ports which can cause connected accessories to disconnect!Since these speakers only use USB for power, I decided to connect them directly to the wall using an Anker power adapter. And the disconnection problem disappeared. So it looks like we have a Mac problem, not a speaker problem.Accordingly, I've raised my overall rating to five stars. This is a great pair of little speakers and I have no significant complaints.