Creative Pebble V2 USB Powered Desktop Speakers Review

by Chris18 February 202017 February 202002701

A Closer Look and Performance

Perfect for the Minimalist

Pebble V2 features a small footprint with a clean and modern design that blends naturally into any minimalist’s offices, homes, workspaces and battlestation setup. Enjoy the best of both worlds – great looks and great audio performance with the Pebble V2.

Small but Mighty

Despite its small footprint, Pebble V2 has an improved built-in 2″ full-range drivers and passive radiators, Pebble V2 gives you richer and louder audio with enhanced bass reproduction for the ultimate music enjoyment!

Built-in Gain Switch

When plugged in to a 10W USB-C or USB-A port, the built-in gain switch in Pebble V2 activates high gain mode for amplified audio, firing acoustics power of 8W RMS and peak power of up to 16W. Up to 2 times more powerful than Pebble, listen to your favorite tunes or binge-watch the latest series at louder volume levels without ruining the audio punch.

Elevated for Better Audio

Pebble V2 retains the same 45° elevated drivers that are specifically angled, so audio is directed to your ears, placing you in the sweet spot for an immersive personal listening experience.

USB-C Connectivity

Powered entirely via USB-C with a standard 3.5 mm jack for audio, enjoy improved sound quality at higher power output without distortion.

As for the cable length, we’ve heard you! Pebble V2 now has a longer cable connecting the right to left satellite speakers without sacrificing audio quality for the best audio experience.

For those with USB Type-A devices, fret not! We’ve included a USB-C to USB-A converter so you can get started immediately. All you need to do it to plug the converter onto the USB-C cable first before inserting it to the USB Type-A port, and the 3.5 mm connector to the AUX-in port.

Well lets take a quick look at the Conclusion and Verdict on the final page!

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Chris

Chris has been a long time enthusiasts of anything computer related. He is a 2010 Graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science. His expertise ranges from simple coding to systems analysis. He has always enjoyed exploring the vast world of computer hardware and now gets to share that passion with all funky followers!

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