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

They only have a USB connection. speakers with built-in power Maybe I'm looking for a unicorn, but I was looking for USB speakers (as in USB-powered speakers). only) speakers, such as the USB headphones (as in USB-C) that I have. headphones are the only option. I'm not interested in speakers that require me to plug in the obnoxious 3. 5mm plug. In fact, I'm not interested in anything with a 3 on it. 5mm plug. If you're looking for USB-compatible products, don't purchase these. There are only speakers in the room.

Kynlee Rhodes

| Feb 23, 2021

After some consideration, I decided that these speakers were inexpensive and portable enough that I could easily use them elsewhere if they didn't meet my unreasonable expectations for word processing background music and the occasional webinar. br>br>These speakers have a surprising amount of balance - At their quietest (much quieter than other speakers at this price point) and loudest (no distortion, granted, I haven't had much reason to test their upper limits), they provide an incredible amount of clarity. When you're close to the speaker, the bass is perfect. At a distance, it sounds much trebler, but the speakers are clearly designed to serve one pair of ears sitting close to the source - They're excellent at it.

Tadeo Riggs

| Jan 12, 2021

The Pebble speakers are fantastic. Although I am not an audiophile, I am aware that these speakers produce excellent sound. And you can't go wrong with them at the price they're asking. At high volumes, there is no distortion, and the bass is actually quite good. Both the high and low midpoints are well highlighted by the overall sound quality. I primarily use them to listen to YouTube music videos, but I use them for a variety of other things as well. The only drawback I've come across is that using these speakers while traveling may be difficult. Furthermore, the speakers themselves are not protected by a "screen. " These are, however, minor details. For starters, they're not designed to be used while traveling; instead, they're designed to be used as desktop speakers. And, if you handle them carefully, the speakers' protective "screen" will not be missing. br>Overall, these Pebble speakers are fantastic and should be purchased!.

Quincy Parker

| May 05, 2021

I'm a teacher, and I bought this to use in my classroom to project videos to my students because the PC I have doesn't have a lot of volume. I figured I'd want to listen to music after school while getting ready for the next day's class. I must admit that the speakers are a little larger than I anticipated. The materials appear to be of good quality, and the volume is adequate; I used half of it and it was more than enough. I don't think I need to fiddle with the volume settings on the PC and the integrated one. br>br>For $20 speakers, I highly recommend it. I can't really make any comparisons, but they satisfy me. They were black when I bought them. br>br>In terms of music, I'd say the sound quality is good; the voice is clear, and the bass is good. Of course, it's not the same as listening to music through my headphones or JBL speakers at home, but the sound is satisfactory, in my opinion. I believe there is still room for improvement in terms of detail, but perhaps that is asking too much. This gets a four from me, but it's a four. 7 or so.

Wayne Osborne

| Jul 26, 2021

In this price range, it outperforms all others. I read a review that said it was the best cheap speaker compared to others that cost a lot more, so I decided to give it a try once it was restocked. br>br>I'm glad I did it. I was able to save money and receive an unexpectedly good job offer. A sound system that is both functional and pleasing to the eye. br>br>Just below medium capacity, the volume is more than loud enough for small rooms. It can get very loud if you turn the volume up any higher than that. Like loudly irritate your neighbors. br>br>The sound quality is good enough that I can listen to music and audiobooks at the same time. The mid-to-high price range is a good place to start. Of course, the bass isn't spectacular due to the lack of a subwoofer, but that's to be expected. br>br>The speakers are very attractive and resemble the Zen garden pebbles after which they are named. I went with the white ones with rose gold accents in the center, which are very elegant. They're also quite compact, which is ideal given the size of my desk.

Leon Jarvis

| Mar 25, 2021

I decided to give these a try because they are USB powered (no need for a wall outlet). They're not as bulky as the typical "PC speakers," have a dedicated volume knob, and look a little nicer. br>br>Highs are a little exaggerated, but that's to be expected given the size; lows are reasonable and predictable. These aren't woofers by any stretch of the imagination. My only disappointment is that they require an audio signal from my MacBook Pro's headphone jack even though they are USB powered. I had hoped for a single plug connection for quick connect/disconnect, and if I discover that this is a laptop limitation, I will update this review. br>br>Overall, I'm happy with these for the price, and I plan to keep them.

Lauryn Garrett

| Mar 03, 2021

My monitor's built-in speakers were extremely low, so I ordered these speakers for my computer. Apart from system sounds and the occasional youtube video, I don't use them for anything else. I wear headphones for other activities like gaming. Advantages: br>br> br>Sound quality vs. price: These speakers are probably among the best sounding for the money. br>Design: They are not very tall, so they can be placed in front of the monitor without causing any problems. br>br>Cons: br>As the volume is increased, the sound quality suffers and crackles. Again, these are adequate for the majority of simple applications, but they will not replace your home theater system.

Gwendolyn HERBERT

| Jul 18, 2021