CREATIVE Pebble 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

These speakers look gorgeous, with a choice of RGB light settings. The sound is very good, although the bass is a little lacking due to the lack of a subwoofer. I love the volume knob meaning you don't have to fiddle about with settings, the fact that it powers through the USB C cable (no bulky power brick), and the easily accessible headphone/microphone sockets.

First impressions - these were bigger than I anticipated from the photos! Bought to use under a TV in my office. Sound quality is good for the price, easy to connect. Personally, I don't see the point of flashy lights so turned that feature off. Overall pleased with purchase.

I bought the Creative Pebble X speakers to go with a new monitor that doesn't have built-in speakers. I connected them to the hub in the monitor, using the USB-C cables included with the speakers, to which I had to add a USB-A connector. I also connected the speakers to a PD adaptor. Without the PD adaptor, the speakers were very quiet, and I had to turn up the volume in Windows to over 80/100. The PD adaptor also improved the sound quality.The speakers sound miles better than the sound of my laptop (Dell XPS 13) and better than that of my old Dell Soundbar. Out of curiosity, I compared them to a recently purchased SONOS Roam 2 that cost me over 50% more. The sound on the SONOS was clearer, particularly voices, and more defined, but the difference wasn't huge and higher frequencies to my ears, are better on the Pebble X. I'm happy with the Pebbles.

All I can say (and remain polite) is blinking wonderful product, I've used the small Pebbles but these are more like Boulders! Not to be missed. Will be getting a spare set ASAP - use the extra power mode, you won't regret it 😉

Love the look design and sound quality from these speakers. They fit my desk well overall very happy with them.

The cables aren't long enough. They just aren't. When I'm buying £75+ speakers that are fine in most other aspects, cables should not be the problem. My PC is on the left, and the cables go into the right speaker, so my stereos are now backwards, very frustrating in FPS games. Nevermind that, WHY DO THEY COME WITHA 30W CABLE?!?!?! They're 60w speakers! They even advertise giving you a rubbish cable! I knew this purchasing these but thought I could just buy one. WRONG. They're either too short, or not even 60w, and that's for the 5 I can find on all of the internet under £10. For a cable. How hard, when you're paying this much for speakers, is putting the cable that is for the speaker in the box. It's inexcusable, honestly. I still haven't tried a 60w cable, the bass better be way more powerful with it or I'm getting these returned. I don't understand how they can do this. Nevermind the rubbish software which never even bootsSpeakers aren't even that bad tbh, lighting could be better but I'm not that fussed. This just infuriates me so muchThanks for reading my rant :)*update*: I have now got a 60w cable and a data cable long enough (still a bit too short but will do for now). Sounds a million times better. Still unacceptable that they don't come with decent cables >:[

Very good sound from a small speaker.

Terrible! not sure what Creative are smoking nowadays but i have the Creative iTrigue 3400 from 2006 and wanted an upgrade. It was a step back in every direction. Have to run rubbish software to get even mediocre performance. bass is terrible. Gaming terrible, movies passable; that's with having to choose the profile in the app every time i want to run something different!back to my trusted iTrigues. If this is what creative is throwing out 20 years later it isn't a good sign at all. Will look at other brands now.