CreativePebble 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)

These are insane??? I bought them because I needed computer speakers and these were cheap. I only needed them because I work from home and I just needed something to listen to meetings. These just arrived and I am blown away. these may be the best sounding speakers I've ever had and I'm not being dramatic about that. They have spatial audio and can support the Dolby atmos streaming on tidal. the bass is fantastic. These are worth way more than $24. If you had told me that they were $200 speakers, I wouldn't think twice about it.The only negative thing I have to say is that they were a little funny while setting them up. The left speaker was working well but the right was barely producing sound at all. I'm honestly not sure what fixed it, but eventually pressed enough buttons and wiggled enough cords to fix whatever it was. I also updated the drivers per a reddit review, so maybe that helped. Who knows. Aside from that, they didn't really come with instructions, so I did have some questions, but truly it wasn't a big deal. Between Google and reddit, I found everything I needed to know in less than 5 minutes.I can't recommend these more. You won't regret these.

Wow the sound is powerful for the price , crispy clear. Make sure you have windows set to full volume and use the volume knob, also set switch to auto on bottom unless using a usb - c port to power the speaker. Takes up barely any space and a great replacement to my large onn sound bar

I just needed speakers for my workstation laptop. I didn't need a subwoofer or "high-end" speakers, just something to conduct Team meetings on, listen to presentations, you know, work stuff. Well, these speakers are worth so much more than their price (not that I want the price raised). They are simple to setup and use. Just plugged both wires into my laptop docking station, or directly into the laptop depending where I'm working. Simple. However, I really wish the power was a separate switch from the volume. Every time I turn them on, I have to try to find the right volume level. I know that may sound trivial, but when you jump on a meeting and realize you can't hear anyone because you didn't turn the volume knob up high enough, it's annoying. An easy fix if they would just to that. I'd buy new ones just for that.

I wanted better speakers and needed something small and compact as my current desk isn't very large. The compact stereo (not 2.1) speaker category seemed dominated by absolutely cheap crappy no-name Chinese speakers, then I stumbled across the V1 Creative Pebble. I've been a Creative fan (mostly) for literally decades now and I saw almost all of the reviews were glowing. But I was put off by the design and USB-powered aspect. I wanted traditional square speakers, and the Pebbles just looked weird. And I know we have more powerful USB ports these days, but I'm so used to anything sound-related powered by USB being weak and anemic, and bass? Haha, no. The low price point also made me skeptical. I wondered if they were truly good or if the people leaving reviews were just so used to crappy speakers these seemed like a massive improvement in comparison.But I kept coming back and thinking about it. Then I saw there were upgraded versions, and they too had glowing reviews. Finally I decided I'd take a chance. I went with the next-to-newest version, the even more improved V3 with the RGB ring at the base because that looked cool but not overly flashy. Unfortunately when I got them I realized they are, in fact, not black or dark grey as they appear in the listing but rather DARK FOREST GREEN. WHY, Creative, why?! Why offer a product like that in only one awful, non-traditional color? Peripherals sporting RGB lighting are almost always marketed towards games. I don't know a single gamer who would find speakers of that color complimentary to any of their other hardware. I mean I could see neon green or neon red, while also non-traditional colors, being more appropriate to a gamer aesthetic than dark forest green. It might seem silly to some, but I was not going to pay that price for ugly speakers. So back they went.I decided I'd try the V2 Pebbles. Lesser specs and no RGB, but the price was much cheaper. I was still skeptical about the USB powered nature, however.After I got them in I realized they were larger than I thought they were but that's okay, they still fit fine and are much smaller than my previous speakers. I had to use the USB C-to-A adaptor that's included with them, and plugged them into a USB 2.0 port that had a higher power output for charging phones, so it enabled high gain mode. And I was really surprised. The reviews do do them justice. They do sound really good, and they do have decent bass.Are they better than larger, higher-end speakers? Absolutely not. Are they outstanding for their size, and especially their cost? Absolutely. I do wish they have a headphone jack on the front, though. The only other quibble I have, and it's a minor one at that, is the driver color. There's nothing wrong with it but I would've preferred black or even silver versus gold. But like I said, it's a minor quibble.In short if you want cheap, decent, compact speakers you can't go wrong here. I'm thinking about ordering a second pair for my kitchen TV that could use louder speakers.

Wow. The sound quality on these is amazing. I was looking at a few different speaker systems for my home computer setup to replace my old Altec Lansing speakers that started having feedback issues next to my router. For not having a stand-alone bass, the sound on these is quite deep and full. Audio is clear for dialogue, music sounds great, and gaming feels immersive. I like that they are easy to setup with a 3.5mm jack for the audio a lightning (USB-C) connector for the power (with USB-A converter if needed). They feel really nice and sturdy and I appreciate that there are no extra lights to blind you if you sleep in the same room as them when they are on, but the volume knob does turn it off completely which feels good. They are low too so they don't block my giant monitor without having to raise the height of the monitor. This is a perfect setup and could easily move with you if you are using them on the go as they don't need a wall plug for power.

brah fo $25 you can't go wrong with these speakers. personally bought these for my desk at work and honestly might buy another pair for home use in my garage, puts out a decent amount of bass, mids and treble clarity. Mahalo for the quality to price.

Hilariously loud speakers for the price with their interesting subwoofers. Clarity has not been a complaining point so far.Perfect for an office desk at home. They're funny looking, but definitely not ugly speakers. I like em.