Creative Pebble Pro 2.0 USB-C Desktop Speakers with Bluetooth and RGB - White

Creative Pebble Pro 2.0 USB-C Desktop Speakers with Bluetooth and RGB - White

The Creative Pebble Pro 2.0 USB-C Desktop Speakers with Bluetooth and RGB is a 2.0 desktop speaker set delivering 10W (30W with PD) RMS with 20W (60W with PD) peak power, powered and fed audio over a single cable. Bluetooth 5.3 handles wireless streaming from a phone or tablet alongside the wired connection. Customisable RGB lighting adds a visual element without affecting the audio. Finished in white, the compact Pebble shape sits either side of a monitor without taking up the desk.

Re-Engineered Drivers and BassFlex

The Pro is the most capable Pebble, with re-engineered 2.25-inch drivers and Creative's BassFlex technology producing noticeably deeper bass than the V3 at the same driver size. Output rises from 8W RMS on the V3 to 10W RMS here, with 20W peak. Connect a 30W USB-C PD adapter instead of a standard port and the speakers unlock up to 30W RMS and 60W peak, which is a genuine step up rather than a marketing figure.

Bluetooth 5.3 and Extra Ports

Bluetooth 5.3 gives better range and stability than the 5.0 on the V3, and the Pro adds two 3.5mm jacks on the right speaker for headphones and microphone passthrough. That makes it a more complete desk audio hub rather than just a speaker set, and it works with Creative's SmartComms Kit for call processing.

45-Degree Angled Drivers

The drivers sit at a 45-degree upward angle rather than firing horizontally across the desk. That matters more than it sounds: desktop speakers normally point at your chest, so the treble detail never reaches you. Angling them up aims the sound at seated ear height, which is why the Pebble sounds clearer than its size suggests.

Single-Cable Simplicity

Powering and feeding audio over a single USB cable is the Pebble range's practical advantage. There is no mains adapter to find a socket for and no separate audio lead, so the desk stays uncluttered and the speakers can move between machines in seconds. Digital USB audio also bypasses the motherboard's analogue output, which on many PCs is a source of hiss and interference.

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