Creative Pebble V2 - Minimalistic 2.0 USB-C Powered Desktop Speakers, 3.5 mm AUX-in, 8W RMs with 16W Peak Power for Computers and Laptops, Type-A Adapter Included and Extended Cable (Black)

Excellent sound quality with punchy bass. I previously used cheap ₹400 PC speakers, and the step up in audio clarity is massive. The cables offer plenty of length for a clean setup. Definitely worth recommending!

I've been using the Creative Pebble V2 with my laptop, and I'm really impressed with the sound quality. One thing I noticed right away is how well it separates different instruments. Even small background sounds are easy to hear, which makes music and movies more enjoyable. The mids and highs sound clear and balanced without being harsh. The bass is also good for a desktop speaker, it's not too heavy, but it has enough punch and feels tight. I can even feel a slight vibration on my desk. Overall, these speakers sound much better than I expected for their size and price.

I got the V2 version with type c and it sounds amazing. I wanted good computer speakers for a long time and in lockdown I finally got these speakers as my laptop is in one spot for atleast 4 months. The build quality is also good, but The sound gets a little distorted at high volume I never felt the need to go that loud, I use them at maximum 50-55% volume. All in all these are a very good pair of multimedia speakers for there price.

Creative Peble V2 is best in segment product, I'm suggesting that to everyone.

Really good product for the price (if you don't mind the cables) Gets plenty loud without and cracking or other issues and sounds very good

Jittery at more than half volume. Please don't buy

Sounds crisp. Been using it for over 4 years , slight crackling during some bass segment otherwise still crispy and usable to this day

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.

The sound is very clear and balanced, three-dimensional and pleasing. No distortion, no harshness at all. Of course there isn't much bass, but that would be impossible considering the size. Other than that, this is really hi-fi sound quality for your desktop computer.

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

In reviews staan zaken over slechte bass. Deze set is prima voor een game-setup of thuiswerkplek. Geluid is meer dan prima, bass is wat je ervan mag verwachten. Let wel op; usb-c en jack aansluiting nodig.

I’m really impressed with the Creative Pebble V2 speakers. They’re compact and don’t take up much desk space, but the sound is clear, balanced, and surprisingly powerful for their size. Voices, music, games, and videos all sound great, and the volume gets plenty loud without becoming distorted. Setup was very easy—just plug them in and they’re ready to go. I also like the simple black design because it looks clean and matches almost any computer setup. For the price, these speakers offer excellent sound quality and value. I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for affordable, reliable desktop speakers.

J’ai acheté ces petites enceintes Creative Pebble V2 pour remplacer des haut-parleurs d’ordinateur en fin de vie. Au final, je suis plutôt content de mon achat. L’installation est très simple : un câble USB-C pour l’alimentation, la prise jack 3,5 mm pour le son, et ça fonctionne tout de suite sans réglages compliqués. Le son est clair et agréable, avec des voix bien distinctes et des basses correctes pour ce format. Pour de la musique, des vidéos YouTube ou des séries, à courte distance sur le bureau, c’est largement suffisant. Le volume monte assez pour une petite pièce sans saturer. Le design est discret et passe bien sur un bureau, les enceintes ne prennent pas trop de place et le bouton de volume en façade est pratique au quotidien. Les câbles sont d’une longueur correcte pour un usage classique, même si on pourrait apprécier un peu plus de marge si l’ordinateur est loin. J’ai toutefois remarqué un petit défaut : il y a parfois quelques légers grésillements quand un téléphone est en charge juste à côté des haut-parleurs. Ce n’est pas constant, mais on l’entend surtout dans les passages silencieux. En éloignant un peu le téléphone ou le chargeur, le problème disparaît. Mis à part ce point, ces enceintes font très bien le travail pour un usage bureautique et multimédia simple. Pour le prix, je trouve que le rapport qualité sonore est très correct et adapté à un usage quotidien.