CreativePebble X Plus 2.1 USB-C Computer Speakers with Subwoofer and Customizable RGB Lighting, Bluetooth 5.3, USB Audio, Up to 15W RMS Power for PC and Mac

These things are crisp, great bass, easy to set up and they are very well built, sleek and have rgb lights that add a great atmosphere, I'm really happy with these!

I'm an old listener to classical music via a stereo system. I got these to do the same while working or playing on my PC. I'm happy with them. I was surprised at how well they handle the dynamic range of classical music. So far, windows allows me to use only CD-level quality. It's not clear why or whether I'd be able to tell the difference with higher quality.I did try an experiment of connecting them from an Nvidia P1000 in my PC via a bidirectional DisplayPort to USB-C cable. The speakers thought they were connected but Windows didn't. I'm guessing the DisplayPort signal is blended audio/video and my approach would have required a splitter. BTW, I power these speakers via a separate PD charger, not from the PC USB. Otherwise, the experiment wouldn't have worked anyway.

I was skeptical to buy this at first , I'm so glad I did.... the quality is amazing , connects faster than all my Bluetooth devices and has the strongest connection..speakers and sub have a nice weight to them... the audio output and the frequency's the sub and speakers can hit are really good. Hard bass and crisp mids and highs

It works better than laptop speakers but not close to a real speaker. I was hoping for a better sound

Impressive volume and bass for the size of these speakers. I like the design and love how compact they are on my desk. Note that for full output, you need to supply 30W USB power to the speakers (power adapter not included). They still sound good without it, but it makes a noticeable difference - especially in bass output.I use it attached to a KVM and it has zero issues switching between the 2 computers as USB inputs.

As another customer stated, it comes with permanently attached cords connecting the two satellite speakers, which makes it messy to set up or change. The "quick start" guide is the only guide you get, and it has almost no words. It takes a bit of time to figure out, but all is there. For me, the lights are a waste. The sound is fairly good, but the woofer is certainly not a subwoofer. It would be better if one did not have to press 2 sec to shut off the power to the speakers. If one turns up the volume close to max, then there is a temporary interruption of the sound for some reason; this is annoying. It would be better to come with a PD adapter, which certainly does make it sound better.

I've don't have a ton of desk space, and a Mini-PC with limited ports on the front and back. I've been using the Creative Pebble's, but latest computer doesn't like to speak to them thru my monitor, and I was tired of hooking up to the audio jack on the front, so I wanted something with more connectivity options (USB-C and Blue-Tooth). Sub-woofer a plus. I should have made 'compact Sub-woofer' a requirement! I connected it up (fast and easy), and had iTunes play a random song - Sade comes on with The Sweetest Taboo - but damn, it's so much richer and more interesting now! I've missed half my life.I'm not going to claim their the best, or the best value, or anything else - I haven't done a comparison. I did some Googling, read some Reddit, picked the Creative Pebble X Plus speakers and am so damn happy with the sound, I'm going through my favorites in iTunes to see what else is totally different with some bass back in!

These are probably decent speakers, but I will never know since the cable between the left and right speakers is less than 1 meter long and can't be disconnected or replaced. It's not even long enough to put the speakers to the left and right side of my desk. What's the point in having stereo speakers if they've got to be so close together? I was so disappointed when I saw how short that cable was. Returning now.