Creative Pebble Pro Minimalist 2.0 USB-C Computer Speakers MF1710 (Green) with Bluetooth 5.3 and Customizable RGB Lighting for PC and Mac (Renewed)

The media could not be loaded. For the price, I am pretty pleased with these speakers. The sound is good, fairly well rounded and not too heavy on either the trebel or the bass.I live in an apartment with thin walls so I couldn't play it full volume in the video above (the music was less than half volume, the TV show was at about 35%), but I have absolutely no doubt it can really crank out the sound if you turn it up.The LED colors sync between both speakers, which is a pet peeve of mine on other speakers - who wants a rainbow lighting effect that's going to be completely different on either side of the desk? Yuck. So I appreciate that these are the same color on both sides.I haven't tried to change it off of the slow rainbow fade that it was set to out of the box, because that was the lighting mode that I wanted to begin with. But, the colors are nice, the fade is smooth, and my only complaint is that I wish it was a little less minimalist. I wish that maybe the front face had a ring of the LED to match the bottom. But, they do look nice and minimal, and would be great for someone that likes just a little bit of decoration without going too "flashy flashy".Some of the reviews describe, at length, how horrible the green color of these speakers is. I really don't think it's all that bad. It's a very, very deep dark green that basically just looks black. If your overhead lighting has any type of warmish tone to it, it just looks like the warm lighting is tinting a "black" speaker very slightly. You really have to look to tell it's green. (And if you have any type of ambient or decorative lighting, like the LED strips you can see in my video, you will absolutely not be able to tell that they are green.)Don't let the color put you off an otherwise pretty great set of speakers for the price. I'm happy with this purchase!

No issues noticed, for daily use it's great pair of speakers (loud enough for anything I use them for - movies, gaming, etc.)

Like the title says, these are very good speakers, as long as you know what to expect out of them. Even though these are the “Pro” model of a line of other cheaper priced speakers, they are still very much budget speakers, and in that sense, they’re very good for what they are.As far as sound quality goes, don’t expect these to be able to carry a house party, but they do get pretty dang loud for a bedroom setup. The treble does sound a bit on the high end at times, and these could use a bit more bass, but they aren’t bad at all. It’s not like they have no bass whatsoever, you just aren’t going to have your socks blown off by the bass that is here. They do sound good though, and I’ve listened to quite a bit of music using these. No hardcore complaints. The important thing to me is that they have nearly no distortion at higher volumes, which was my main issue with my computer monitor’s internal speakers. I’m happy to report that at max volume, I only experienced small spurts of distortion every once in a blue moon, which is thankfully nothing to write home about. These are a very good budget option for anyone looking to have a pretty good sound experience, just realize that you do get what you pay for, so don’t expect these to go toe to toe with Bose or Samsung. They’re meant to be above average for an affordable price, and that they are.I do wish that these came in some other color options other than dark green. I had my heart set on white, and if I’m being honest, I was a bit put off by having to take these in green, though I will admit, the color pretty much grew on me instantaneously. It’s a very dark and subdued shade of green, almost to where it’s nearly black, and the gold accents help give these a really premium look of elegance. The colors that they chose for these look very mature, and although dark green isn’t a universally liked color option like black or white is, it still looks nice.I should also mention, these have RGB lighting. Not much to say about that rather than it’s nice to have. If you find it annoying, you can always shut them off, so there ya go. Anyway, good budget speakers. Recommend.

Package arrived on time. Creative Pebble Pro sound great, easy to set up. Everything seems to work fine.

Got these recently to use in my office. They are cute, and even better, they sound really good! Full sound for such small speakers. The changing colors are cute, but not really noticeable in the daylight/office light.Excellent value for the money.

I spent hours last night trying to trouble shoot these speakers and adjust the sound. The sound quality is awful and unbalanced. They sound like iPhone speakers that have been exposed to too much water. Treble is so much louder than bass I have to keep the volume at a minimum to make them usable. I also learned that apparently these can cause a bug that turns off your keyboard somehow? I haven’t found a solution that actually stops it from happening. Only short term solutions or sacrifice even more sound quality to use them via Bluetooth. Creative’s website is designed to look pretty but the user interface is terrible, which is especially wild considering their business is literally geared around pcs. You can email them which I did but I have yet to hear back. Save yourself the headache, spend the extra few bucks, and get yourself speakers that will actually work.

These speakers sound really good for 40 bucks. I was worried the green would be ugly but it’s not so bad. The green is really dark. I like the lighting.

Fantastic little speakers at an amazing price. These were marked as "renewed" but everything was like new.