Creative Pebble 2.0 USB-Powered Desktop Speakers with Far-Field Drivers and Passive Radiators for PCs and Laptops (White)
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Color: White
Features
- Single Usb Cable For Computers And Laptops | Enjoy A Hassle-Free Audio Experience With A Single Usb Cable Without The Need For A Power Adapter
- 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
Brand: Creative
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 4.4 Watts
Frequency Response: 100 Hz
Connectivity Technology: wired
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Mounting Type: Tabletop Mount
Enclosure Material: Metal, Plastic
Speaker Type: Computer
Additional Features: Not_Performance_Used
Antenna Location: For Computers
Controller Type: Corded electric
Color: White
Battery Average Life: 1 days
Is Waterproof: FALSE
Warranty Type: Limited
Maximum Range: 10 Meters
Control Method: Touch
Speaker Size: 12.6 Centimeters
Woofer Diameter: 12.6 Centimeters
MP3 player: No
Specific Uses For Product: personal computer setup, laptop usage
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 4.57"D x 4.8"W x 4.53"H
Item Weight: 1.4 Pounds
Compatible Devices: Laptop, Personal Computer
Power Source: Corded Electric
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Brand: Creative
Model Number: 5
Model Name: Pebble 2.0
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 880924079142 054651192607 054651192133
Global Trade Identification Number: 33, 35
Manufacturer: Creative
Warranty Description: No Warranty
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 4.4 Watts
Input Voltage: 5 Volts
Number of Power Levels: 1
Frequency Response: 100 Hz
Number of Audio Channels: 2.0
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 86 dB
Connectivity Technology: wired
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wired
Connectivity Protocol: USB
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
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Color: White
I’m happy with these Speakers. They were very easy to set up, the sound quality is good, and they work really well for desktop use. I love how compact they are because they fit nicely on my desk without taking up much space. They also look cute and have a clean design. The volume is good for their size. These are a great value, and I would definitely recommend them.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2026 by Maggie
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
These are great small desk speakers for a PC setup. They sound good, have good bass, and don’t take up a lot of space! I particularly like them because they are inexpensive for basic use listening to music or YouTube videos while connected to the computer. Even though they are small (about the size of a medium human fist) and can fit into a small bag or backpack, they are not so great for travel speaker’s because the bass and treble cones are vulnerable to damage from a random object hitting them. There is no grille on either side to protect the cones from damage. Which is why I’m only giving them 4-stars instead of 5. As long as you put them behind your monitor on a permanent desk setup, they will sound great and stay protected from accident damage. My clients love them because they’re cute small speakers that get the job done at a very reasonable cost. Especially if you don’t want to spend more than $50 on speakers. Most people spend as little as possible on speakers these days unless they are using a headset.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2025 by Brian
Color: Black
No question, these are bangers for the money. Very clear and responsive speakers with a very impressive bass presence for their size and price. I have large tower speakers in my main room which I guess my setup would fall under the audiophile category. I just needed something at my computer on the otherwise of the room for quick reference for music or whatever. It's a pain to hook up Bluetooth and interrupt my main system just to hear something or a video. So that's what the purpose of these were for. Cheap easy simple speakers, and I feel I got way more than that. These are absolutely fantastic when you are listening to them right in font of your computer. I have 3 pairs of high end over the ear headphones and I often just listen to these speakers. Although they are nice, they do not sound nearly as impressive when not in front of the computer. The bass fades and the sound isn't as impressive, but there is plenty of volume to carry sound loudly for a bedroom or living space no problem. It's just not meant for replacing big speakers. But bang for your buck, for reference speakers in front of the computer, these are what you want. I was going to go for the slighter higher end models of these but noticed they were much bigger in size. I work from home and didn't want a large portion of my desk taken up with space. So I went with these. 5 star A+ product. For a dorm room or kids bedroom, these are a winner.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2026 by Anonymous