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product_id: 122866438
title: "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)"
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# 45° elevated drivers for optimal soundstage 8W RMS total power USB-powered, no wall socket needed 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)

**Brand:** creative
**Price:** 52973 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Elevate your workspace sound — because your ears deserve the upgrade!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 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) by creative
- **How much does it cost?** 52973 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- creative enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted creative brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Effortless Power Boost:** Switch to High Gain Mode for an instant surge to 8W RMS output, maximizing bass and volume without compromising clarity.
- • **Immersive 2.1 Soundstage:** Powerful 4” down-firing subwoofer delivers deep, room-filling bass that upgrades your desktop audio experience.
- • **Intuitive Front Controls:** Quick-access volume knob on the speaker front keeps you in control without interrupting your workflow.
- • **Precision Angled Drivers:** 45° elevated mid-range drivers are engineered to direct crystal-clear sound straight to you, making every call and playlist feel personal.
- • **Plug-and-Play Convenience:** USB-powered design eliminates bulky adapters—just connect via USB and 3.5mm AUX for seamless setup anywhere.

## Overview

The Creative Pebble Plus 2.1 is a sleek, USB-powered desktop speaker system featuring a dedicated 4-inch down-firing subwoofer and 45° angled 2-inch drivers. Delivering up to 8W RMS total power with a High Gain Mode option, it offers enhanced bass depth and clear mid-range audio tailored for PCs and laptops. Its compact design includes front-facing volume controls and requires only USB power and a 3.5mm AUX connection, making it an ideal, clutter-free audio upgrade for professional and home office setups.

## Description

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Review: UPDATE: They're "ok" but over hyped. - 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
Review: Reincarnation of the Cambridge Soundworks PC Works - I recently bought a "well known name brand" smart display. The sound quality is absolutely awful. I wanted to use it as a bedside speaker. Because the display has an aux output jack I researched desktop speakers. This one had great reviews from sites I trusted and it was, uhh, inexpensive. Pros: Sound is great for the price. It's better than Bluetooth speakers costing twice as much. It's a great piece of industrial design. The spherical speakers are minimalist modern and functional. The manufacturer's logo could be on the bottom instead of the face, but no marketing department would stand for that. In the '90s I had a Cambridge Soundworks PC Works system. This is not quite as good, but it's close. Cons: Wires. You can conceal them but they're there. Unavoidable. You need a 2 amp 5 volt power supply to get full power. The multi port charging station on my bedside table filled the gap. I've tried them with a variety of music including Miles Davis's "Kind of Blue" and some Bach organ. They work well at low volumes, my intended use. The 32K stream on the radio station I wake up to is intelligible, unlike on the smart display through its built in speakers. I'm sparing with 5 star reviews. I'm the kind of person who believes that 3 stars means "meets expectations." For the price this is an outstanding speaker system. It's not a golden ear reference system but it's not intended to be. If you want decent sound quality at moderate volumes you can't go wrong.

## Features

- POWERFUL DOWN-FIRING SUBWOOFER | The Creative Pebble Plus features a newly designed standalone 4” down-firing ported subwoofer for remarkable power and depth, providing a significant audio performance upgrade over its predecessor
- 45° ELEVATED DRIVERS | Featuring 2” mid-range drivers that are elevated at 45°, the Pebble Plus speakers are specifically angled towards you, providing the best soundstage while ensuring that you are the centre of attention
- HIGH GAIN MODE | Bring out the most of the Creative Pebble Plus! With a simple switch of a button, access the High Gain Mode to increase the power output to 8W RMS with a 5V 2A USB adapter (not included) for stronger bass performance and room-filling audio — at no loss to audio quality
- EASY ACCESS VOLUME CONTROLS | The volume controls are conveniently located at the front of the speakers for easy and hassle-free access
- USB-POWERED FOR ADDED CONVENIENCE | Powered entirely by USB and connected to your devices via a universal 3.5mm AUX-in cable, the Pebble Plus eliminates the need for a wall socket while doubling up on bass with its external subwoofer

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07NWLWM9B |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Best Sellers Rank | #65 in Computer Speakers |
| Charging Time | 50 Hours |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Desktop, Gaming Console, Home Theater, Laptop, MP3 Player, Projector, Smartphone, Tablet, Television |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (7,348) |
| Date First Available | February 19, 2019 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00054651192454 |
| Included Components | Quick Start Guide, Speakers, Subwoofer, Warranty Leaflets |
| Input Voltage | 5 Volts |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Is Waterproof | FALSE |
| Item Weight | 5.6 pounds |
| Item model number | MF0480 |
| Manufacturer | Creative Labs |
| Material | Plastic |
| Maximum Range | 10 Meters |
| Model Name | Pebble Plus |
| Mounting Type | Tabletop Mount |
| National Stock Number | 0 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 7.68"D x 5.91"W x 7.95"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | For Computers |
| Shape | rectangular prism |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 75 dB |
| Speaker Size | 4 Inches |
| Speaker Type | Subwoofer |
| Special Feature | Not_Performance_Used |
| Style | Pebble Plus |
| Subwoofer Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Subwoofer Diameter | 4 Inches |
| Surround Sound Channel Configuration | 2.1 |
| UPC | 054651192454 |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Wireless Communication Technology | Bluetooth |
| Woofer Diameter | 4 Inches |

## Product Details

- **Audio Output Mode:** Stereo
- **Brand:** Creative
- **Connectivity Technology:** wired, wireless
- **Frequency Response:** 20 KHz
- **Speaker Maximum Output Power:** 8 Watts

## Images

![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) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51lz9iL-WhL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What is the actual hardwired cable length between the two speakers. How far those can sit apart of each other?**
A: The length of the cable that goes from speaker to speaker of the Creative Pebble is ~1.1m long and is not detachable.

**Q: will these speakers pic up interference from other thing lik modems**
A: The Creative Pebble speakers are not magnetically shielded but there are no reported audio interference issues with this model. For more detailed information, please contact Creative Customer Support.

**Q: What is the frequency response ?**
A: The frequency response of the Creative Pebble goes from 100Hz to 17KHz.

**Q: What is the actual height of the speaker?  I want to know if it will fit beneath my monitor.**
A: The actual height is 12 centimeters exactly and in my case (I have a LG 22M38H-B) the speakers do not fit under the screen  :o(

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ UPDATE: They're "ok" but over hyped.
*by R***S on March 15, 2023*

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

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reincarnation of the Cambridge Soundworks PC Works
*by J***Z on November 30, 2020*

I recently bought a "well known name brand" smart display. The sound quality is absolutely awful. I wanted to use it as a bedside speaker. Because the display has an aux output jack I researched desktop speakers. This one had great reviews from sites I trusted and it was, uhh, inexpensive. Pros: Sound is great for the price. It's better than Bluetooth speakers costing twice as much. It's a great piece of industrial design. The spherical speakers are minimalist modern and functional. The manufacturer's logo could be on the bottom instead of the face, but no marketing department would stand for that. In the '90s I had a Cambridge Soundworks PC Works system. This is not quite as good, but it's close. Cons: Wires. You can conceal them but they're there. Unavoidable. You need a 2 amp 5 volt power supply to get full power. The multi port charging station on my bedside table filled the gap. I've tried them with a variety of music including Miles Davis's "Kind of Blue" and some Bach organ. They work well at low volumes, my intended use. The 32K stream on the radio station I wake up to is intelligible, unlike on the smart display through its built in speakers. I'm sparing with 5 star reviews. I'm the kind of person who believes that 3 stars means "meets expectations." For the price this is an outstanding speaker system. It's not a golden ear reference system but it's not intended to be. If you want decent sound quality at moderate volumes you can't go wrong.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid value 2.1 system, if you are willing to tune it. Look elsewhere if not.
*by G***T on January 11, 2026*

EDIT 1/15: I have done some more experimenting with listening to the original sound and I am unimpressed. The two speakers fall over each other when listening to any music using complex instrumentation. Introduction updated. TL;DR: Too boomy in the upper bass range with recessed treble. Lower bass needs a big boost to bring out the subwoofer's potential. Pretty minimalist, durable (speakers have survived for 2 years through many drops), look good, easy to use. If you listen to FLAC files, you'll notice a steep roll off of treble and absence of air, as Creative claims they can reach 20kHz but it really is 16kHz.. EQ settings posted below. NOTE: Place the two speakers as far apart as possible to maximize its soundstage. A wide soundstage increases depth, fullness and separation of the left and right channels for an engaging experience. Sound: 5/10→8.5/10 w/ tuning Durability: 9/10 Look: 8/10 Value: 6/10→9/10 w/ tuning Let's get into it. INTRODUCTION: I love to tinker with technology. I built a PC as a kid, grew up messing with my parents' internet and computers, and have my own NAS for storing movies and photos. More recently, I took an interest in audio gear. Usually when I want to find a good deal on something I'll use Reddit to see what actual people say; mainstream review sites are bought and paid for. Many on Reddit recommended this system, and I'm a bit puzzled why. While they look fine and still work like new, the sound really isn't great. I suspect people thought of this system AFTER tuning it, like I did. As I said before: if you can't tune these for whatever reason, you will end up disappointed with the sound. However, if you can/have the ability to, you can make this $50 system sound like a $300 system easily. SOUND: The most prominent sound is an unfortunate boom around 130Hz. This is mostly mitigated through equalizer settings as posted below. The lower and upper midrange are well represented without sounding too shouty or causing ear fatigue, but need a slight decibel decrease. However, the treble may be the most disappointing part of this system sound-wise. In the first picture you can see a steep drop after 16kHz, crippling any genre of music that utilizes high frequencies (e.g., EDM or metal). Read the last section for more info. DURABILITY: I have a few siblings who are clumsy and have made these speakers fall a few times, yet they still look and perform good as new. No sound, power or cable issues. Take care of them, and they'll take care of you. LOOK: This is a bit more subjective. I personally am a fan of things that take up less space so I don't have to worry about making room for them. From that end, this system likely beats all others in that category. They are TINY! If you are looking to add some speakers that will complement your $1000 desk made from locally-sourced wood and your $2000 Herman Miller Aeron, I doubt you were ever considering these in the first place. VALUE: I bought these, with tax, for $42. They cost a bit more now at $52 (~$55 w/ tax) as I write this, but I would still recommend them conditionally. They do have a lot of potential, especially in the subwoofer. Just needs to be brought out. SOLVING ITS CONS (the fun stuff): For my fellow audiophiles and anyone who knows how to use an equalizer (or just copy settings) this part is for you. Attached in the photos is a visual spectrum of the frequencies this system puts out. The first photo is with my tuning, the second is without. Parametric equalizers work great, but a graphic equalizer (more popular with many equalizer applications and easier to understand) will work fine. You can still copy my settings into whatever program you use and it should work well enough. I have tested a few genres including progressive metal, EDM, classical, pop, and rock. The frequency response graphs posted is of Echoes in Eternity by Notaker. FLAC audio file, the way music was meant to be heard - lossless. When comparing the frequency responses side-by-side, the 130Hz peak is mitigated (to the extent it can); the 300Hz slight peak is neutralized; the lower bass is pronounced to give the system fuller sound (due to bass enhancement); and the upper treble is boosted to give some much-needed air to the sound. These are my settings — copy them as you see fit. One more thing... the program I use is called Easy Effects, only available on Linux. If you have an Android, Wavelet is quite good though Poweramp has a parametric equalizer. If you're still rocking Windows and are at all tech savvy, what on Earth are you still using that trash heap for? If you need Windows, just dual boot with it and some form of Linux. I'm on Debian and have loved it for years. Hope this helps! Cheers. Also, for those curious, I have since removed the "Crossfeed" effect. I didn't know what it did and when I looked into it I felt like a fool lol (it's for headphones and actively neuters stereo separation intentionally)

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