CreativePebble X 2.0 USB-C Computer Speakers with Customizable RGB Lighting, Bluetooth 5.3, USB Audio, Up to 15W RMS Power for PC and Mac

I've had these Pebble X speaker for a few weeks now and decided to leave a review. First off, I want to say you can't reasonably expect "audiophile" level quality at this price-point, but with that being said, these are SOLID speakers for their intended use and price-point. I'm using them on a desktop Windows PC, connected via the 3.5mm AUX plug. I did get a USB-C PD charger separately so I could get the full 30 watts RMS. The bass response is definitely there, just don't expect it to shake the walls. For my needs, meaning casual music listening and PC gaming, the bass response is entirely sufficient. If you want more bass, you can opt for the set that includes a subwoofer. The RGB lights are kind of cool, but they're not really my thing. They can be shut off if you want, though. Connecting the speakers is as easy as it gets: you plug them in... Hard to go wrong here. The Creative app is nice and I definitely suggest downloading it. The app is free, easy to use, and comes with several EQ presets for both games and music. Get the firmware update for the speakers, while you're there. In short, I'm finding these speakers punch well above their weight class, with plenty of "oomph" for anything I'll be using them for, and then some. I have zero complaints and I would recommend them in a heartbeat for casual use. Just don't forget the firmware update.

The Creative Pebble X is a great option for anyone looking to upgrade their computer's sound without breaking the bank. Here's a quick breakdown of the key points:Pros:Clean and functional design: Nice packaging, includes multiple connection options (2x USB-C, 1x 3.5mm jack)Excellent sound quality: Clear and undistorted audio, loud enough for most usesCustomizable lighting: Adds a fun touch and offers a variety of optionsCompact size: Perfect for desktops with limited spaceAffordable: Under $100Cons:Limited bass: Not ideal for those who crave deep bassShorter speaker cable: Might be limiting for some setupsPC app limitations: The PC app with all the settings (lights, equalizer, etc.) doesn't work with Bluetooth connection, you have to connect with the USB port.Overall:The Creative Pebble X seems like a well-rounded set of computer speakers, particularly for those who prioritize clear audio and don't necessarily need earth-shattering bass. The customizable lighting is a nice bonus, and the price point is attractive. If you have a larger desk or need more speaker placement flexibility, the shorter cable length might be a concern.

Good build quality, nice LEDs, sound a tiny bit muted and hollow but not too bad for computer gaming. If on sale, they are a good value and would recommend.

First of all, I'm an audio guy, and bad sound will annoy me. These don't annoy me. But you need to consider your use case. I replaced a computer monitor with a larger curved one, but still kept it on my desk. The new monitor did not have speakers.The Pebbles, near the top of the Pebble lineup, sit nicely on the desk just behind the monitor curve. They appear to have been actually designed by someone who could solve a speaker enclosure as an equivalent electrical circuit, so these are 4th or 6th order Butterworth box designs using a speaker and a passive radiator. This gives adequately deep bass extension so that movies sound OK. You do NOT get much real low bass, but plenty down to perhaps 75hz. I don't use a sub with them although some people would want that. (There is a model of this speaker packaged with a sub).The user will be sitting in the speakers near field, and they are just fine as near field monitors. Their FQ is a lot less wonky than some others, and they provide adequate treble and air without sounding tinny. Nobody would mistake these for serious High Fidelity, but they are just fine for what they are.And if an entirely adequate speaker that gets mid-range right is what you want - these are for you. The LED light show is just a bonus, and can be managed via the excellent Creative app.

Several reviews mention the volume of the voice prompts; I (regrettably) did not heed these warnings.I have ASD--loud noises and I do not get along well at all. The speaker prompts were not just loud... they were LOUD loud. They were also unable to be skipped, and unable to be quieted.I could have potentially worked around the bluetooth prompt(s) (which as a forewarning appears each time that mode is selected...); however, the "BEEP BEEP" tone that took place each time the volume was muted was the final nail in the coffin.To give a positive, the speakers did at least sound good; however, the overbearing volume of the prompts and tones were a dealbreaker.

I was a bit unsure if I would like these based on some 3rd party reviews, but they have been great for work, music, and gaming. I'm not an audiophile, so I don't know how they measure up to anything else, but they have far exceeded my expectations. I did not get the subwoofer.

Excellent speakers for the price! Good clarity throughout bass, mids, and treble. I am using a PD power brick though, I can't speak to the un-powered sound. And I have boosted the bass just a hair in the settings. Really love them and their form factor!

I should have read the description better. They are larger than I thought, but that is OK, they are for my desktop. I have been using the original speakers I bought in 1992. Time for an upgrade, but I am not an audiophile, so I can’t give details. The set up is easy, except I need a different cable…I hope one of the charging cables I have with the right connectors will work.