The Pebble Pro also offers 3.5mm analog, USB-C, and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity, and also has 3.5mm headset and microphone jacks. It also gets pretty loud: it registered 69.4dbA at 50% volume in our testing, and 88.2dBA at 100% volume (and distortion was minimal until around 78% volume). The Pebble Pro boasts impressive audio for its size and price point - though it does lack the lows you’ll get with a subwoofer (or even some larger 2.0 systems). Plus, as of this writing, if you buy the Pebble Pro on Creative’s website, you’ll get a 30W PD adapter free of charge. These speakers sound pretty good at their regular power level, but they sound even better (and louder) with the power boost.
Unlike the original Pebble, the Pebble Pro has a USB-C PD port that, when plugged into a 30W USB-PD power brick, kicks the Pebble Pro’s power output up to 30W RMS (60W peak). Like the original Pebble, the Pebble Pro can be powered by a standard USB port on a laptop - so this is a great set of speakers for those who want a less complicated setup. Finally, the Pebble Pro features RGB lighting around the base of each speaker - it’s semi-customizable you can pick from three basic effects and multiple colors. It doesn’t have a subwoofer, but its low end gets a boost with Creative’s “BassFlex” technology it also features the brand’s “Clear Audio” processing technology, which enhances vocals over ambient sound effects in movies, shows, and games. The Pebble Pro improves upon the original Pebbles with a higher power output and larger, re-engineered 2.25-inch drivers.
There’s a lot to love about the Pebble lineup in general, starting with its compact and stylish round “pebble” shape, with drivers that are angled upward 45 degrees so the sound hits your ears when they’re placed on a desktop. The Creative Pebble Pro is the most premium product in the Pebble lineup - but at $60, it still retails for $20 less than the T100’s average sale price.
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