Creative Pebble 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)

Bon son pour un ensemble à petit prix. Bons aigus et médiums grâce aux petites enceintes et bonnes basses grâce au caisson de basses. Bon volume pour une configuration informatique dans une petite pièce. Facile à connecter et à régler. En résumé, un bon achat !

Crawling with wires, making it a bit of a hassle to set up nicely. But once that's done, these are insanely good speakers. Strong bass due to the small subwoofer, only starts distording at the very loudest volumes (which is *very* loud). It has a bit of a V-shaped sound signature (boosted bass and high end) done very tastefully, making music and contet sound fun. All in all, exceptional value for the money. Can't recomend them enough.

Very happy with the speakers. They are so well priced for such high quality speakers! They are sleek and stylish and have the perfect amount of sound for general PC use. Amazon shipped the products very quickly.

realy good. i like it. for this price bruh...

I wrote a pretty positive review a few days after getting these, but as I've lived with them a little longer and really thought about it, I'm not as happy with my purchase. If you're looking for speakers that are clear and just want something with good volume and clarity, these are great. They are decent enough and have *some* bass to them. Read below if you plan to listen to music and care what that experience is like. I do suggest scrolling down to the bottom where I've added pros and cons. Every review you see of these sings their praises. Don't get me wrong, they sound "good". Certainly better than the extra-tinny, clearly "there-so-they-could-put-another-feature-on-the-box", sad excuse for speakers that came built into my monitor. But they aren't great. Just good. For $50, I think I could have found better. Speakers have come a long way in the past decade. Your run of the mills bluetooth speaker in the flavor-of-the-week isle at Aldi has passive base reflex and have good bass response. These do not. The little woofer is more of a mid-range speaker with the two satellite speakers acting as tweeters. The sub does not thump or boom. It does a decent job filling out the sound, but there's no wow factor and deeper notes are lost completely. And I'm not even talking about edge cases. I like a song called "Daylight" by Watchhouse. It's a folky countryish song. So it has that classic BUMM bumm BUMM bumm bass line that many folky and country songs have. While these speakers play it, it's subtle to the point that you notice and miss it. Another thing that annoys me more than I thought it would, is that there is a good 4 second delay between the moment you turn on the speakers to the time any sound comes out. This seems minor, but I work from home and listen to music while I work. I get frequent work calls and since I'm logged into a remote computer, cannot easily mute the music with the computer, so I turn the speakers off. Maybe I'm being a bit nit-picky, but waiting for the music to start playing so I can set the volume drives me nuts. PROS * Look good * Clear sound * Good volume * Not "fake bassy" like many cheaper speakers (not muffled or muddy sounding) CONS * Utter lack of real low end * 4 second delay from the time they are turned on to the time they start playing audio * Wires are *just* long enough to reach from the top of a desk to a computer on the floor directly below. If you have a non-standard setup, you may need to get a headphone extension cable