I picked these up because I have a laptop that I sometimes use for gaming on the road or at a friends house. I normally use headphones with the laptop, but I was finding myself needing actual speakers from time to time. It wasn't a huge need, so I wasn't going to spend any big money and these looked good for 'cheap' speakers that would just get the job done. I have to say, the result surprised me.
First, the overall volume. For such a small set of speakers powered by a single USB, these things have some real volume. They will easily fill a bedroom and then some, they can go quite loud if you need them to. They don't distort at high volume and they have a good mix of highs, mids and lows. Now, that being said, these are NOT audiophile grade speakers. If you have a trained ear and are used to high end speakers or studio monitors, these are not for you but I assume you already know that as audiophile speakers start at 10x this price range. They are compact, loud and they sound quite good. I have used them to listen to music and play some games and they really deliver in all areas. It's actually surprising that such sound comes out of such a small speaker.. they're hands down the best 'cheap' PC speakers I have ever heard.. it's not even close.
This is the point where I would post the negatives, but honestly.. for sub $40 with this sound anything I bring up would be a nitpick at best. They're not the rock bottom cheapest you can get, but if you want something good that doesn't have a big price tag.. pick these up. They're surprisingly good.
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Sound great. Price right. Work fine with USB-A connected thru powered hub
These little speakers - they actually seem larger on my desk than they appear in images on Amazon's page - do a very good job. They are USB-C, but come with a USB-A to USB-C Adapter. I have mine connected to a powered Wenter USB 3.0 hub purchased from Amazon that I use a Plugable USB 3 Sharing Switch to select between a NUC style PC running Linux Mint and an M2 Mac Mini. That results in all peripherals, keyboard, mouse, printer, scanner, and the Pebble Speakers being connected to the computer I'm actively using.As a test, I connected the Pebbles to my M2 Mac Mini(1) to a USB-A port using the included adapter, and (2) directly to a USB-C port.They worked with both, meaning the a USB-A 3.0 port provides enough power.USB-C should transmit more electrical power than even what is output by my powered USB-A 3.0 hub. And that's apparently true, because the volume in my non-scientific test was higher when connected to USB-C and the sound output levels weren't change, just the port to which the speakers were connected.So the takeaway about USB-A vs USB-C is that these speakers work nicely with USB-A 3.0. I don't know if USB-A 2.0 would provide enough power but most computers since 2008 have had USB 3.0.If you have an option, connect via USB-C as the fewer the adapters used the better the experience should be.
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As a test, I connected the Pebbles to my M2 Mac Mini
(1) to a USB-A port using the included adapter, and
(2) directly to a USB-C port.
They worked with both, meaning the a USB-A 3.0 port provides enough power.
USB-C should transmit more electrical power than even what is output by my powered USB-A 3.0 hub. And that's apparently true, because the volume in my non-scientific test was higher when connected to USB-C and the sound output levels weren't change, just the port to which the speakers were connected.
So the takeaway about USB-A vs USB-C is that these speakers work nicely with USB-A 3.0. I don't know if USB-A 2.0 would provide enough power but most computers since 2008 have had USB 3.0.
If you have an option, connect via USB-C as the fewer the adapters used the better the experience should be.
Sound great. Price right. Work fine with USB-A connected thru powered hub
Calificado en Estados Unidos el 10 de junio de 2024
These little speakers - they actually seem larger on my desk than they appear in images on Amazon's page - do a very good job. They are USB-C, but come with a USB-A to USB-C Adapter. I have mine connected to a powered Wenter USB 3.0 hub purchased from Amazon that I use a Plugable USB 3 Sharing Switch to select between a NUC style PC running Linux Mint and an M2 Mac Mini. That results in all peripherals, keyboard, mouse, printer, scanner, and the Pebble Speakers being connected to the computer I'm actively using.Calificado en Estados Unidos el 10 de junio de 2024
As a test, I connected the Pebbles to my M2 Mac Mini
(1) to a USB-A port using the included adapter, and
(2) directly to a USB-C port.
They worked with both, meaning the a USB-A 3.0 port provides enough power.
USB-C should transmit more electrical power than even what is output by my powered USB-A 3.0 hub. And that's apparently true, because the volume in my non-scientific test was higher when connected to USB-C and the sound output levels weren't change, just the port to which the speakers were connected.
So the takeaway about USB-A vs USB-C is that these speakers work nicely with USB-A 3.0. I don't know if USB-A 2.0 would provide enough power but most computers since 2008 have had USB 3.0.
If you have an option, connect via USB-C as the fewer the adapters used the better the experience should be.
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Thomas J. St Denis
simple to use and provides good sound, not bad price
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Thomas J. St Denis
Calificado en Canadá el 20 de enero de 2024
Pros:
- Small size, fits on my IKEA DIY L-shaped desk just fine beside my monitor stand.
- Easy to use, comes with type C cable and a C to A adapter so you can plug it into legacy USB ports
- Good range (listening to a Piano Concerto right now and it sounds good). Some bass, not a ton but it's present
- Draws about 100mA at 5W with audio that fills my office (playing some rock music) so any USB port will work in fact lsusb reports the device only requests a max of 300mA
- Good price for the quality
Cons:
- I think you really need USB PD to get the full claimed output but honestly on USB 5V power they're loud and clear enough. I imagine jamming it louder would just amplify any distortion present. So unless you're in a very large open room you don't need to worry about this.
- No grill or cloth cover on the speakers. You can see the cones. Which looks cool but it also going to get all sorts of dirt/lint/etc in it.
- Don't get me wrong they sound very pleasant (good frequency response, no buzzing or other annoying distortions) and I intend to use them until they fall apart, but they're by no means the most full sounding speakers either. I've had better headphones in the same ballpark price range (maybe a bit more expensive). So if you're after monitor quality speakers these ain't it (but they're also way cheaper than monitors).
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