CREATIVE Pebble V3 Minimalist USB C 2.0 Desk Speaker with USB Audio, Clear Dialogue, Bluetooth 5.0, 8W Sine Wave Power at 16W Peak Power, USB-A Converter Included (White)

I love these speakers so much the sound quality is amazing and they were very easy to connect and also look really good

These speakers offer excellent value, unmatched at this price point. They deliver tight, clear sound suitable for various applications like internet music and podcasts. Despite their compact size, they impress musically, especially when connected via USB C for optimal sound output. While the bass isn't remarkable, it's sufficient to enhance the listening experience. The build quality is superb, and their small size makes them a perfect fit for any desk or table. Overall, priced at just £30, they're a steal.

I recently changed my old iMac for a Mac Mini and monitor, both have very basic speakers. For space and aesthetic reasons I ordered the Creative Pebble V3 in white. A summary would be:Pros:Value for moneySurprisingly good sound stage for such cheap and tiny speakers - in fact excellentPretty good high frequency extensionGood design and unobtrusiveCons:Lacking in bassInstructions could be better especially on how to stop it defaulting to Bluetooth under certain circumstancesA bit more detail.The speakers are very easy to install, the cables are acceptably long as about 4 feet. The design and build is very good. I use then via USB.I was not expecting (or needing) too much from such small and cheap speakers that have a basic inbuilt digital to analogue convertor and amplifier, so I was very surprised by how well they projected a relatively realistic sound stage (width, height and even a bit of depth). The depth was most surprising as they really have no bass below 100Hz (so no explosions, kettle drums and forget the 1812 symphony finale!).The tilted up design is very clever and no doubt helps the sound stage.I can turn them up enough to give me a good sound level in my home office (3.5mx3m), but don't expect them to fill a big room.On the negative side, if you bass is lacking. A kettle drum will at best sound like a small tom tom. So for bassy music and action movies, these will not work ..... no speaker with 5cm drivers will give you bass. The instructions are a bit basic and aren't clear on how to hold a setting , so mine sometimes switch to bluetooth on start up which is irritating.All that said, these are great little speakers and exceeded my expectations by some margin as I love a good sound stage. They are a bargain.

aesthetically pleasing and extremely good, bass is perfect and the volume goes pretty high.spacial audio too :3

For a small package they pack a decent sound. Being USB powered it is really convenient when connected to a monitor as they power on when the monitor does. They can be used via USB, 3.5mm Auxiliary or Bluetooth. They also remember the last input setting which is nice. Oh and they look very sleek in white with gold. Recommended for a small room or office

Sound quality for the size and price is excellent, lovely small footprint and great design.But the Aux-in began failing before long; it would play a pop noise indicating a mode switch and begin seeking a Bluetooth signal on its own, until it remembered there was an Aux plugged in. This occurred even if a continuous and loud signal was being sent via the Aux-in. Eventually, the aux stopped working altogether.Many firmware updates were tried, same problem. Can only assume there's some physical problem with it.Additionally, it has an annoying behaviour; if the signal it's receiving is beneath a certain level, it will cut output altogether. This is apparently some energy saving function, but it's awful in practice. The workaround is that you need to crank any output that's going into it, and then reduce volume via the dial on it instead.

They sound great and arent cheap feeling or tacky

For a budget set of speakers that aren’t even required to run off a wall socket, these are pretty good - however as can be expected at this price range, the sound is a bit lacking.Also, the gain pot on my unit has some fizz when turning it, but your mileage may vary.The low frequency range is not well represented as much as it is in my similarly-priced Anker soundcore. The comparison is actually quite astounding - I did think these would be capable of more resonance given the ‘passive radiators’. That being said, what these lack in bass, you do gain in having the ability to make a decently wide soundstage.Overall the sound is decent for this price. It’s certainly not good compared to higher end speakers, but these are relatively small single-driver speakers and they do their job well enough.So quick rundown:The bass is a bit lacking, you can EQ this if your Bluetooth device has an EQ, it warms the sound a little but does not introduce any thump.The mid range is muddy. Try listening to something complex and a LOT gets lost. That being said, these are speakers for giving a pc/laptop quick and easy audio output - not specifically for music playback.The high end is represented quite well, they are fairly bright sounding without being harsh.The high-gain feature does give them a little boost and improves the audio quality somewhat. I think this is a must for music playback, but not so much if you are using these for listening to YouTube videos etc.Pros:Value for moneyAngled speakers good for desk setupDecent amount of output from a USB speaker(but quality degrades at higher levels)3.5mm jackCons:Muddy mid-rangeLack of bass responseHigher output increases the muddiness of overall sound quality.TL:DR; Do you specifically want a fix for a pc with no speakers and you’re on a budget? These are a decent shout.