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Color: White
Number of Items: 1
Features
- Connect via USB cable and AUX-in for computers and laptops | enjoy a hassle-free audio experience with a single USB cable without the need for a power adapter. Simply connect your devices via both the universal 3.5 mm AUX-in for audio playback and the USB for power.
- FAR-FIELD DRIVERS AND PASSIVE RADIATORS | Custom-tuned far-field driver solution with rear facing passive radiators for excellent audio and enhanced bass reproduction
- 45 ELEVATED DRIVERS | For enhanced audio projection and an immersive personal listening experience
- MODERN AND STYLISH AESTHETICS | Perfect for any modern homes, offices and workspaces.
- EASY ACCESS VOLUME CONTROL | Conveniently placed front-facing controls for instant adjustments
Description
We've always believed in the power of sound. In 1989, we changed how people experienced audio with sound blaster. For the first time, computers had a voice. Today, we carry that legacy forward. Our headphones, speakers, and sound cards are designed for how people live, work, and create. Whether it's a quiet moment alone or a shared experience that matters, we build audio that inspires. Audio that becomes part of your story. 45° elevated drivers aim audio to your ears for the perfect sweet spot. Passive radiators and 4.4W RMS deliver balanced, detailed, and immersive audio. Instantly control your volume with the Pebble’s convenient front panel control knob At just 4.4" wide, Pebble saves desk space and runs via USB and 3.5mm, no outlet needed. Looks as good as it sounds. Choose sleek black or pristine white for your setup. Creative Pebble Creative Pebble V3 Creative Pebble Pro Creative Pebble X Creative Pebble X Plus
Brand: Creative
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 4.4 watts
Frequency Response: 100 hertz
Connectivity Technology: wired
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Mounting Type: Tabletop Mount
Enclosure Material: Metal, Plastic
Speaker Type: Computer
Additional Features: USB Port
Antenna Location: For Computers
Color: White
Is Waterproof: FALSE
Warranty Type: Limited
Maximum Range: 10 meters
Control Method: Touch
Speaker Size: 12.6 centimeters
Woofer Diameter: 12.6 centimeters
Specific Uses For Product: personal computer setup, laptop usage
Battery Average Life: 1 days
Controller Type: Corded electric
Frequency Response: 100 hertz
Number of Audio Channels: 2
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 86 db
Connectivity Technology: wired
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wired
Connectivity Protocol: USB
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Audio Driver Size: 12.6 centimeters
Brand: Creative
Model Number: MF1680
Model Name: Pebble 2.0
Warranty Description: No Warranty
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 880924079142 054651192607 054651192133
Global Trade Identification Number: 33, 35
Manufacturer: Creative Labs
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 4.4 watts
Input Voltage: 5 volts
Number of Power Levels: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 4.57"D x 4.8"W x 4.53"H
Item Weight: 680 milligrams
Compatible Devices: Laptop, Personal Computer
Power Source: Corded Electric
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
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Color: Black
I just got these today, and after about 30 minutes of use, I'm really impressed. They get surprisingly loud for their size, the highs are clear, and while they're not extremely bass-heavy, they have enough bass to make music and videos sound enjoyable. I tested them on my Lenovo laptop with YouTube videos and a few songs including some bass-heavy tracks and they handled everything well. One of my favorite things is how simple they are to use. They're USB powered, so there's no bulky power adapter to deal with—just plug them in and they're ready to go. I also like their compact size since they don't take up much space on my desk. For the price, they seem like excellent value and are exactly what I was looking for in a pair of everyday computer speakers. If my opinion changes after I've had more time with them, I'll come back and update this review.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2026 by Moon
Color: Black
Update: I also bought the v2.1 to test. This is the version with no passive radiator and has the high gain switch and a small bass module that sits under your desk. This model has significantly more head room in the bass section than the v1 and even the v3. These sounded best when utilizing a graphic EQ to push the frequencies below 60hz. The overall timbre of the speaker was very similar to the V1 (read my review below for that). This is hands down the best pebble speaker set. The bass module is not powered but it does provide more headroom and less distortion than “passive radiators” ever could. Best of all it doesn’t color the beautiful midrange and high end of the V1. I ended up keeping these. The V1 is still great for the money. But it’s night and day between the V1 and V2.1 - I think it’s worth the extra for the bass module I bought all three pebble speakers: V1, V2, V3. I could not find any good reviews of all three together so here is my attempt - Hope it helps! My back ground I love music, perform live regularly and own speakers from Definitive Tech, Mirage, Hsu Research, etc. V1 - Very transparent sounding top end. Airy, open, detailed are immediate words that come to mind. These speakers nail this sense of "air" on tracks like Eric Claptions Signe (Unplugged). It does so in a way that is honestly shocking for the $18 I paid. These qualities evoke the appropriate emotional reaction to certain music like Norah Jones as the piano notes "float" in the sound stage the way they should and the brushes on the snare have the right shimmer. try these tracks your self to see for your self. Now the con's against these speakers lean more on the bass side - they severely lack bass response. That being said they also dont pretend to have any - there is no over bloated mid range. In certain pop tracks I found that I preferred using Apple's "sound enhancer" to accentuate the bass response. V2 - These physically are the same size as the V1 but they have a modified power amp section for a claimed double in wattage at 16 watt peak. They also include a high gain/low gain switch on the bottom of the right speaker. They sound good in both high gain/low gain - the high gain mode has a clear bump in the mid range. You can hear how the high power amp pushes those mid frequencies. There is a noticable increase in mid bass clarity compared to V1. When pushed on tracks like Ingrid Michelson's The Way I Am - The added mid range bass is a clear advantage. I would not call this "Punchy" Bass however as these speakers are still the same as V1. But the biggest con agains the V2 is the trade off for this slight mid bass is a lack of clarity in the top end. The magic of the V1's air is lost to the attempt to push the passive radiators to create a sense of low end. Not to mention it costs more. V3 - These speakers were very disappointing to me. They have an even more pronounced muddy top end due to an over accentuated mid range bump. I can see how some could hear this as "more bass" but take my review for what it is - these will not satisfy in the bass section. The worst part is the trade off's due to physics of having such a small speaker. All of these design choices trade ALL of the top end clarity that existed in the V1. They definitely sound more "boxy" and in your face. None of the subtlety of the V1 exists. These speakers sound like tiny speakers trying to be something they are not. Furthermore they cost double what the V1 are currently priced at. They do have a Bluetooth feature if that matters to you. Note: I also did a blind test with my wife who has a good ear - She also noticed the special clarity of the V1. Also, I did use a high powered USB source for max potential for each of the speakers (I also found little difference between this and using the laptops USB port). For those reviews that talk about more volume - ALL three speakers sound like trash at max volume so I don't think that should be a deciding factor - all three produce acceptable volume. In conclusion, all three speakers do have very similar frequency responses. They share more similarities than differences. They ALL sound good for what they are: hence the positive reviews for all of them. But after comparing head to head: the V2 and V3 are a compromise in the wrong direction. They are trying to push the wattage of these tiny speakers which can't handle it in the first place. Do yourself a favor... buy the V1 for $18. If all three were the same price I would still choose the V1 for its clarity and detail. When I closed my eyes this speaker evoked an emotional response from me... when the other two only reminded me of its limitations.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2022 by Ko
Color: Black
These speakers punch way above their size. For tiny, USB‑powered speakers, the sound is clean, surprisingly full, and perfect for a desk setup where you don’t want bulky gear. They look sleek, stay out of the way, and basically do everything you want small PC speakers to do. The only downside? Both speakers being permanently attached to the same wire is kinda annoying. It limits placement, makes cable management a mini‑puzzle, and just feels like one of those design choices you wish they’d rethink. Still, for the price and performance, they’re solid. 4/5 — awesome little speakers, just wish they weren’t tethered together like middle‑school field trip buddies.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2026 by Michael
Color: Black
For the insanely low price, these are fantastic desktop speakers. They have limitations, but they also have huge strengths. They are not just throwaway junk speakers for poor people, they actually do a wonderful job at fitting a specific need. I could use my $3000 headphones all the time, but I don't always want to, and for a little study nook I have in med school so I can separate my gaming setup from where I study, they're fantastic. I like that I can just plug them into my laptop or my ipad dock or my switch and they just work, no bluetooth fuss or messing around, no bluetooth latency issues, they are spread apart so i'm not just listening to a single little point of noise from a bluetooth speaker. The reasons you may not want them: 1.) they don't "fill a room". They're shaped specifically to be NEAR field and aimed at you. They sound okay just playing some lofi music or whatever in the room, but they're not what I'd pick for a TV, even a basic hisense TV should have speakers about as good as this. They are not far field. They're an impressively wide near-field. 2.) they don't really have any sub-bass. They're totally adequate in the mid bass and have enough warmth and very little bleed - comparing them to my $80 tribit stormbox 2, the tribit has much more present sub bass punch, but it's also much muddier in the low mids and nowhere near as clear up top. But if you plan on listening to EDM at your desk, these are not your speakers. 3.) you can't aim them directly at you. They're near field. They have to be on a desk that is lower than you and placed so they're aimed at your ears. They're quite wide for near field, so there's good flexibilty left to right position, but their up/down aim is very specific. If you can put them about 8-14 inches wider than your shoulders, they have amazing width, but you can't put them up on a shelf, if they're not aimed at your ears in the vertical direction (they're angled up) then they sound like nothing. 4.) you can afford a little more. I don't know how good the small woofer that the plus version comes with is, but it might be worth it. But something more expensive like a $100-150 set of active swan or edifier bookshelf speakers will get you substantially more. The reasons you might want these 1.) if you can aim them at your ears, they are IMPRESSIVELY clear and tonally correct. very good tamber. LOTS of directionality. I like them quite a lot for listening to lectures, they're very good at making human speech on bad microphones of zoom recordings sound fine. 2.) you don't have the ability to put them against a wall. They will benefit a bit from being against a wall because they have a rear-facing radiator, but they aren't ported backwards so they don't NEED it like some speakers to reflect bass back at you. They're really only picky placement wise about being aimed at your ears. 3.) you just need something small and do not want bluetooth. I sometimes play my switch 2 at my study desk on a portable monitor, and these are the perfect sound pairing for an 18 inch 1080p display. my studying desk is very small and these sit just back at the corners, and work amazingly for games or lofi. Bluetooth just isn't good for gaming, the latency on everything I have that's bluetooth is a full half-second delay. I needed something with a 3.5mm jack, and the aux in seems to be disappearing from the bluetooth speakers too. 4.) you have the ability to wear headphones. If you only have $20, get the moondrop chu 2 type C. They're better than any gaming headset under $300. These go GREAT as a supplement to headphones for the more "Serious" listening. A $20 fiio or kiwiears dongle DAC and some $20 moondrop chu 2 (non type C) or tanchjim bunny or kinera wyvern black IEM's will get you a fantastic hifi audio setup for your computer (never ever use the computer's headphone jack, they're awful) I would also generally recommend if you have a desktop PC and not a laptop to use a cheap $20 usb dongle dac from fiio or kiwiears, even for these. PC motherboards all universally have terribly isolated amplifier circuits and these will sound better from that too Overall, the sound quality is wonderful if lacking in sub bass. They're very directional, very tonally accurate, not muddy, they get loud enough to be "loud" but not damage your hearing. treble is clean and not shouty. Build quality is astounding for the price. They look nice, the wires are plenty long and good quality, the volume knob is a real knob and doesn't just spin endlessly The only things I'd really wish is that maybe they were in a form factor that made them more portable, like smaller and clamp together with magnets around the drivers to protect them so you could put them in a bag. A smaller enclosure for these drivers that did that and maybe used a battery instead of needing USB power would be amazing. I'd also like if the wires were detachable. It'd be cool to be able to incorporate these into a surround sound set. They'd make amazing rear surround drivers.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2026 by C
Color: White
When I replaced my monitor my new one didn’t come with internal speakers, only a headphone jack. I am accustomed to using airpods to monitor sound when I am editing and I’ve gotten into the habit of using them whenever I listen to anything on my computer, which actually other than editing isn’t very often. But a lot of websites are making increased use of videos which means to listen to them having a set of old fashioned speakers sounded like a good idea. I didn’t want (or need) super expensive speakers just to listen to a news clip or a social media clip so I started searching for a pair of small, attractive computer speakers and was dismayed that most of the cheap one were unattractive and barely above using a tin can in terms of sound quality. I stumbled on these hidden several pages in during my search, which is a shame because Creative practically invented the first small cheap computer speakers. I bought these more on how they look than anything else and had very low expectations how they would sound for a price well under twenty bucks. When they arrived I was impressed. The presentation was typical of Creative Labs, which is to say top notch. The documentation is superior and the look and feel is much better than expected. SOUND QUALITY Be realistic, you can’t reinvent physics and there is only so much you can do with a speaker this small. Typical of this company, rather than try to dazzle with phony equalizations that have an initial wow factor then sound tiresome and hard to listen to they have opted to have these sound natural for the content that comes out of most computers. That’s something that’s not easy to explain but don’t expect them to rock the room with bass or break glass with sizzling highs. Instead they just “sound good” and personally I am very happy with that sound. Part of that equation is they understand that the typical user of this pair will be sitting only 2-3 feet from the speakers, that required an entirely different approach to how they sound compared to speakers that are at the other end of a room. I didn’t believe my ears, I can’t imagine them sounding any better. HINTS 1. Per Creative not all computers have enough juice to power these speakers to their full volume potential. They suggest, and I agree, that if you can, rather than using one of the USB ports on your computer instead plug these into their own dedicated power transformer (the same kind you use to charge your phone or other USB device). For me doing that about doubled the sound volume. 2. Where should you plug the mini audio cable into? Creative is kind of vague on that. With a lot of computers you might have more than one option, for example in my case my computer has both an audio line out jack, an audio headphone jack and an audio jack for headphones on my monitor. The last one is the least desirable because almost all monitors these days are using HDMI connectivity which is probably going to digitize and re-digitize an audio signal several times and try to optimize it for headphone listening. To a slightly lesser degree the headphone jack on your computer may try to output sound optimized for headphone listening. Your best choice if possible is to use the line level output. These are amplified speakers and they can deal with the kind of output from a line level jack, which is likely the purest and cleanest sound your computer is capable of outputting. Many computers autosense what’s plugged into a jack or will pop up a setup screen to let you choose how to use that jack. It turns out my computer (an HP workstation) offers a very sophisticated setup to fine-tune the speaker output even better than a graphic equalizer. The difference between using my monitor’s headphone jack and my computer line level jack was night and day, they made these speakers perform to their absolute fullest potential. 3. That soft springy disk on the back of the speaker is called a passive radiator. In simple terms what it does is to act as a non-powered loudspeaker by capturing the vibrations of the actual speaker and replicating them in synchronous harmony and generally improving the bass performance. You can utilize these passive radiators to their full potential by experimenting a little how far away you place the back of the speaker from the wall behind your desk (if your desk is free-standing this doesn’t apply). While there isn’t a hard and fast best solution, I’ve found that with these a distance of about 8-10 inches sounds the best to me. By the way, the passive radiators are delicate and can be ruined if pressed on too hard or the rubber ring has a hole poked into it. Keep your fingers away from that area. ONE SUGGESTED IMPROVEMENT Creative Labs is a very old and successful company and I am hardly qualified to tell them what to do, but there is one small thing they overlooked, possibly because no one has ever told them about it. It’s not major and certainly not a dealbreaker but it could have been designed slightly better. The issue is that the speaker is a sphere and the volume control is mounted at the lower lip of a crater on the face of it below the loudspeaker. When I put my fingers around the volume control to adjust it gravity causes the sphere to slightly tilt over toward the front, it has to because of the placement and angle of the volume control. Aesthetically I can’t think of a better location for the control, it looks beautiful where it is, and the current location is absolutely easy to reach for and adjust and I wouldn’t want to change either of those things. If I were in their design studio I would probably choose to counterbalance that tendency to tilt forward by putting a little weight inside toward the rear of the base, I don’t think it would require much. YES NO MAYBE I don’t consider tendency to tilt a flaw, just a minor issue. Moving beyond that these are beautiful, they sound great, they are well-made and they cost a fraction of what they’re worth when compared to the no-name junk in the same price category. When the true meaning of five stars is (and should be) a product that is best in class and near flawless in execution, these earn that rating hands down.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2024 by PhotoGraphics
Color: Black
I got these while looking for cheap speakers for my first desk set up. All I wanted was affordable speakers that would get the job done and at least be better than my phone speaker. Once these arrived I plugged them in and subsequently had all my expectations blown out of the water. These speakers sound INCREDIBLE, at least compared to all my budget tech. I have heard instruments in my songs that I have never heard before! Not to mention these things have a large range of volume, being quieter than a whisper and loud enough to hear across the house. The controls are a beautifully simplistic and satisfying dial on the speaker itself making volume control super easy for my slow computer. Be warned it does take an extra USB spot on your computer, but a USB hub adapter should fix that easy. Overall I am EXTREMELY happy with this purchase and would recommend these speakers to anyone and everyone who needs $20 dollars speakers that still sound like heaven on earth.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2026 by Rafael Lucero-Watje
Color: Black
I picked up the Creative Pebble 2.0 speakers because I needed a solid audio upgrade over the built-in speakers on my HP Victus laptop, but I didn't want to clutter my desk or spend a fortune. For under $25, these completely blew my expectations out of the water. Setup & Design: Right out of the box, the setup is foolproof. They are USB-powered, which is a huge plus because I didn't have to hunt for an extra wall outlet. The spherical design isn't just for looks; the 45-degree upward angle actually directs the sound right at your ears instead of firing into your chest. They have a very clean, modern footprint that looks great on a desk. Sound Quality: For 2.0 speakers without a dedicated subwoofer, the audio is surprisingly rich. I tested them out by playing a scene from a movie (as you can hear in my video), and the dialogue was crystal clear. The passive radiators do a great job of giving you punchy lows when the soundtrack kicks in, without ever muddying the voices. Whether I'm gaming, watching a movie, or just listening to music, the sound is balanced and gets plenty loud without distorting. Pros: Unbeatable price-to-performance ratio. USB-powered (no bulky AC adapter). 45-degree drivers provide an excellent soundstage. Compact and stylish design. Cons: If you're a heavy bass-head looking for room-shaking rumble, you won't get it here (but you shouldn't expect to at this size and price point). Verdict: If you need a budget-friendly, space-saving set of desktop speakers that dramatically outperform built-in monitor or laptop audio, do not hesitate to buy these. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2026 by Darae Thompson
Color: Black
I've seen these speakers on a lot of desk setup videos/reels, during my research. I am NOT disappointed in purchasing them! They connect easy and sound great! They are DEFINITELY worth the price paid! The functionality is simple and feels durable. They also run off of my power bank, for portability! I would buy these again, in a heartbeat!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2026 by Pedro "Tito" Rivera