- 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)

Totally worth the price no other speaker gets close they are pretty loud clear and are pretty good in gameplay look solid (not cheap plastic ) totally get them under like 3.5k the bass is solid and its plug and play got them at 2.6k on sale

Having great sound quality; even if you don't connect to Desktop or Laptop, we use it like normal table speaker especially for hearing music.

I was looking for a budget of 2.0 speakers with a decent bass system built-in (passive-radiators). This seemed perfect and works really well and gives a clear output. The passive radiators are good enough considering the fact that I placed them on a wooden surface that resonates well with my taste. There are few cons like the length of the wire and wish there could be an option to control volume from the PC or any other device since it draws power USB-C or 3.0. It doesn't have Bluetooth connectivity, though it's not a deal-breaker for me but might resolve the wire length issue. Overall, they are great for not so bass-heavy fan but looking for a decent Macbook like speakers. Not to mention that the product design is another factor to consider.

Good product in this price sound quality is very good

I wanted a 2 channel stereo system for the desktop, the sound is loud for the size. For general music/ Netflix, in my personal opinion - do not use the Gain control. i felt the sound got distorted. It is pretty loud even without the gain. The audio cracks / distorts at higher bass songs (Havana-Camilla/give it to me-Madonna/ban ja rani). In the computer sound setting,Enhancements, enable low frequency protection and set cut off limit to at least 70Hz. (i read in other amazon review that these speakers are rated at low100Hz on wards) These speakers are absolute value for money. The first choice was the Bose companion 2-III series which were not available in Bangalore, either online OR at the Bose store OR the other brick and mortar stores.

I have been using 5.1 Creative speakers for my main PC for over 8 years now. They are still working, and give amazing audio. So obviously, when shopping for something to boost the audio quality of my laptop, I ran into Creative Pebbles, I was excited. Talk about disappointing. ---------------------- - AUDIO QUALITY - ---------------------- Well, it's.. alright. I mean, compared to the torture of listening to laptop speakers, these will sound amazing, for a day. Then you start noticing how bland their audio is. The audio isn't even neutral. There's a slightly more bass to the audio, which to be honest, is the problem with Creative's speakers no matter 5.1 or 2.0. They seem to love throwing in bass to compensate for audio quality. Basically, you'll need an equalizer to fine-tune the audio to not make it sound awful (again, way better compared to laptop speakers). ---------------------- - BUILD QUALITY - ---------------------- Though they feel sturdy at first, the same problem that plagues every Creative speaker, plagues this one. Thin wires that you'll end up accidentally pulling on. In-fact, the Pebbles are round, so I ended up with one rolling off the table and it hanging by the thin wire. These are not going to last long if you are going to use them frequently. Oh and ANOTHER problem that plagues Creative speakers show up here as well. Small wires. Yeah, they love their small wires. Enjoy that few centimeters distance that is awkward to place unless you have a flat table to place the speakers on. You can't use your laptop on, well, your lap, because the speakers are short wired and need to be placed next to the laptop (unless you want to buy extensions, which is just silly for a laptop speaker setup). Oh and there's a flimsy subwoofer attached on top, which you'll constantly end up touching and I bet, one day poking a hole into with your hand. ---------------------- So in the end, are these still worth buying? Not at the price I bought ( Rs. 2,599). These are worth Rs. 1000, maybe Rs.1500 max. Else just buy a cheap soundbar, unless you plan to watch movies/videos or games, which is why I bought these.

Good product. Good sound quality

May be good for music but not for watching movies. Dialogues are muffled by base especially male dialogues.