CREATIVE Pebble Pro 2.0 USB-C Computer Speakers with Bluetooth 5.3 and Customizable RGB Lighting, USB Audio, and Headset/Mic Port (White)

Really good speakers, sound quality is brilliant and looks stylish

CREATIVE Pebble Pro 2.0 USB-C Speakers with Bluetooth: I’d never heard of this company before (not a techy!) but since receiving these speakers I’ve noted that they produce a great range of contemporary Computer related sound products and are widely respected in the field. So, not surprisingly, these little speakers are top notch for the price.We’ve used these to improve our TV sound quality, we don’t have a sound bar and by using them, via the USB-C route, it picks up the clarity brilliantly and really projects the sound to the point we can reduce the volume whilst catching more of the dialogue.They’re smart and sassy to look at but can be made fairly inconspicuous if preferred. Easy to set up, we tried the Bluetooth option, they paired easily and work well but there’s a bit if a lag - quite annoying! That’s overcome by using the USB cabling.I think that for the price of £60, they work brilliantly, better than a sound bar which I find a bit “boomy” and echoey. I think it’s fair to say it’s really improved our tv watching experience and they provide real quality for good value.

They are not bad if you looking for usb speakers. They have own sound card so if your computer has good sound c installed you won't use it

This are something special and need to be black.I have a decent sound bar but it's too much, too many neighbors.These offer such a high quality sound and very sufficient bass.Bluetooth works perfectly and if the inevitable lag annoys you, there's a usb-c and 3mm jack as well.CREATIVE have been 'on the game' since the beginning and i've enjoyed their hardware throughout the journey.These are a very fine tuned piece of kit and hugely recommended especially for televisions.

I picked the pro version as there is a noticeable sound quality increase over the normal version, and the increased price isn’t to bad. It’s pretty much plug and play, and I was very happy to see the connector cable between the two speakers was pretty long.Personally I’d prefer a black version, as that would have fitted more with the set up aesthetic, however I have to admit the white isn’t to bad. What I was especially liking was the fact we can turn off the RGB, which while not too obnoxious, is not something I personally like.Build quality seems to be decent, for the price point it’s ok. Does feel a bit flimsy, but honestly not gonna be an issue sat on a desk.However it’s lost 2 stars for a very important reason. It’s unshielded, so you have a constant hiss after you turn the volume up beyond a certain point. It’s very noticeable and gets worse when you turn the volume up.Almost made me return it, however I was able to find a solid balance enough that I had the volume I wanted without the hiss. I’ll give it another week or so before deciding

Sound is decent enough for the price, but not powerful. Could not connect to PS5 via Bluetooth after several attempts - "accessory not supported" message every time. Used the USB-C cable (provided) to connect. Used the other UCB-C PD slot (the red one) on the speaker to connect to 30W power adaptor as recommended by user manual to boost the speakers power to 30W - did not make any difference whatsoever! Anyway, I'll keep them because the design is very nice and they only going to be used for gaming not for listening music.

The sound quality is clear and balanced, and the Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity is reliable. The RGB lighting adds a bit of personality, and the customisable options are fun to play with. The USB audio connection is simple, and I appreciate having a headset and mic port on the speakers for easy access when I need it. But, in my opinion, the volume could go a bit higher.

I have tested the Pebble Pro speakers as Bluetooth speakers for use in a portable home cinema application, paired with a 4k projector.I found these speakers paired easily and reliably, however I could only get them to use the SBC codec, rather than AAC or LDAC which is a bit of a shame. This mean that I had to use the projector to add 90ms of delay to achieve lip sync (as there is no support for low latency). However They provider a pretty decent sound, given their size and limited power output, not especially loud, but good enough for viewing movies or listening to background music, all be it with moderate amounts of bass.I will not go into the RGB aspect apart from to say you can turn it off, which is a plus for my use case.For my use case they work well, being powered by USB means I can use a power bank when outside and preform adequately as 'TV' speakers.