CreativePebble Plus 2.1 USB-Powered Desktop Speakers with Powerful Down-Firing Subwoofer and Far-Field Drivers, Up to 8W RMS Total Power for Computer PCs and Laptops (Black)

Had em for months now and I love em, it's a super solid set of speakers for an incredible price. If you're not an audiophile, I feel like these are the best budget speakers you can get. Really glad I grabbed these instead of letting FOMO make me drop hundreds on a nicer speakerIt certainly struggles with audio that has lots of crazy changes and high pitches like dubstep in which case there's noticeable static, but turning it down helps a bit.Max volume normally doesn't produce much static at all. These are very solid and very loud speakers for the desk in my room and the thumping bass it provides is good enough for me. (I usually have the volume knob at about 20% and my pc volume at 100%).Easy to adjust volume, easy to setup (literally plug in the usb for power, the audio jack into your computer, and then plug in the subwoofer and your done). 4 cables total: audio jack, usb cable, connection to the other speaker, and connection to the subwoofer

These speakers are pretty good! The sound quality is pretty solid for the price, and the added passive subwoofer is a nice touch. They get fairly loud for their size, and look really cool on your desk. The bronze-on-black reminds me of the classic Klipsch styling, which always looks sleek. I actually caught a painted version of these in the background of Jenna Ortega's dorm in Beetlejuice Bettlejuice which was cool to see, so set designers seemingly like the look too.I bought these as a gift for my girlfriend who had only been using headphones, and she's a fan. While I haven't been the main one using them to really test them out, they sound good to my ears and are definitely good enough for her needs. As somebody who does live sound for my job, I would personally buy something a bit bigger/louder, but for the average user who just wants to watch YouTube and play some games, these work perfectly fine.The subwoofer definitely won't blow you away (it doesn't even have a volume knob), but it does really help to fill out the lower-end of the sound. Just be careful where you put it - put on some bass-heavy music when you're setting it up and move it around to a few different spots and see where it's the loudest. It seems like it gets the loudest in corners, but it'll vary with your room design and floor materials.The cables connecting the speakers could be a bit longer to space them out, but they work for most standard desk setups. I just wish I had more to work with in terms of cable management, but it's not that big of a deal.Otherwise, they're really simple to set up and get running, it's pretty much plug-and-play.My one complaint is that they do not have an integrated headphone jack on the front of the speaker like some others I've used. I had to purchase a 1/8" splitter to have headphones and speakers simultaneously hooked up, which was a cheap fix, but an additional jack would be convenient.Overall, these are really nice computer speakers for the price. Yes, there are plenty of cheaper ones, but if you want some that are small and look nice without compromising on sound quality, these are a great choice.

Good setup... Slightly better than the cheaper Pebble set available w/o the sub-woofer but not by a whole lot. ~Until you tweak it some, that is... First I enabled stereo-mode in my Win10/11 settings. Then I downloaded the free equalizer program FXsound into my desktop to bring up the bass and low-mids some and lower the treble some, and now this setup sounds good to me.~Bear in mind tho that I'm not a gamer, nor do I like super-booming bass. I'm a musician (bass & percussion) who appreciates the beauty that controlled bass tones ADD to music, and NOT how some folks overwhelm it! -So with this setup I just wanted decent bass tones within the lower volumes coming out of these (relatively) inexpensive speakers that are situated in close proximity to my face and ears... ~And that's just what I got!Also the extremely easy setup doesn't hurt... From the controlling speaker you just plug one wire into the woofer, another into a USB power slot, and a third into the PC's line out, and that's it! ~Easily-controlled volume and decent sound, set up rather quickly! ~The two smaller speakers however are permanently connected so their separation is limited to about 4 feet or less.*Later edit*~ I might also add that the freely available FXsound equalizer program works so well with these Pebble speakers I also sent them an (optional) donation...

Llego en el tiempo establecido, el paquete estaba bien protegido y funciona excelentemente en mi habitación. si lo usas para un lugar más grande q 3x3m te aconsejaría comprar algo con mayor poder sonoro

I was worried when I read the negative reviews before I bought this but ended up being fine, works great SOUNDS GREAT. was worried the dinky little 4in sub wouldnt sound good but it is pretty amazing at this price point

They look good but the sound isn't great. I get they're only $40 but there is no bottom range and they sound thin no matter the volume, even the 2.1 version with the tiny subwoofer. They're fine for basic computer sounds and notifications but you'll regret getting these to listen to music.They also make a constant hum when the computer is off, so you have to turn the speakers on and off every time you use them. Also the LED indicator is ugly and way too bright. But other than all that, they do look nice.

Amazing speakers. I was a little hesitant about the price and thought they may sound like cheap speakers do. I hadLogitech Speakers which looked similar to this ones but the quality of audio is not as nearly as good as this one.I'm really surprised about how it sounds and I defintely recommend it. Also they are not so big or small neither which fits perfectly on my desk.I would just wish that it had a longer cable. Fortunately the cable length was perfect for my setup but just about... If my computer a few inches apart I would have had to change the position of my PC