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Hãy viết đoạn tóm tắt về nội dung bằng tiếng việt kích thích người mua: Creative Labs Pebble X Review: Arguably the Best PC Speakers Under $100

Pros

• Compact design
• Very good sound quality for their size and price
• RGB lighting element
• Good connectivity options, including Bluetooth

Cons

• Have to buy Pebble X Plus bundle to get subwoofer
• No app for Macs

Creative Labs’ Pebble speakers have long been a top budget pick for PC speakers. The entry-level model is on its third generation, aka V3, and costs $35, while earlier versions can be had for even less. They aren’t the greatest-sounding PC speakers, but people like them because their sound is bigger than their price. 

Creative went more upscale introducing the new-for-2024 Pebble X USB-C speakers ($90), which also come in a version called the Pebble X Plus with a mini subwoofer for $130. Larger than previous Pebble speakers yet still compact enough to fit in a backpack, the audio quality is unexpectedly good and may just be the best PC speakers that cost less than $100. They’re available for preorder now and ship March 15. 

Read more: Best PC Speakers for 2024

Upgraded design and drivers

Creative seems to have moved to a good-better-best paradigm for its Pebble speakers. The Pebble V3 and Pebble Pro have 2.25-inch drivers, while the new flagship Pebble X have 2.75-inch drivers, with each model also featuring different peak power numbers. (The Pebble X is rated for 60 watts of peak power if plugged into a 30-watt or higher USB-C power adapter, which isn’t included, but more on connectivity options in a minute.)

The entry-level Pebble speakers have faired as well as they have because they manage to sound OK for their low price — and by OK, I mean they sound substantially better than the speakers built into your laptop. The key difference with the Pebble X is that they’re legitimately enjoyable, offering good clarity and a reasonable amount of bass.

You can do better with the bass by stepping up to the Pebble X Plus, but the Pebble X speakers on their own aren’t bass-shy to the point where you feel like you have to have that mini subwoofer. That said, if you are a bass lover, you should give the Plus package some extra thought, because the sub isn’t sold separately and can’t be added to the Pebble X speakers; you have to buy the Pebble X Plus to get it. 

Pebble X speakers’ lighting and connectivity options

There’s been a trend for gaming speakers to have some RGB lighting, and that’s the case here. The older Pebble Pro speakers have some lighting in their bases, but the Pebble X goes a step further, with lighting elements on the right and left sides of each speaker. You can customize the lighting options, including brightness, color and animation type, from the controls on the speaker or from the Creative app for iOS, Android and Windows PC. Alas, there’s no app for Macs. 

While the speakers have a wireless Bluetooth option — it’s Bluetooth 5.3 — these are USB-C speakers, so you can connect them directly to any laptop or desktop with USB-C connectivity. I also connected them via USB-C to an iPhone 15 and Google Pixel 7 without a problem. And they appear to be compatible with gaming consoles like a Sony PS5.

The companion apps for iOS and Android are limited compared to Creative’s companion app for Windows PCs, which has a built-in equalizer and various preset sound modes, as well as a Crystal Voice mode that’s supposed to improve how well people can hear your voice when you connect a microphone to the speaker. The iOS and Android apps only allow you to upgrade the speakers’ firmware and customize the lighting effects.  

Pebble X PC speakers final thoughts

I wouldn’t go so far as to call the Pebble X premium PC speakers. But compared to the original Pebble speakers, which certainly had a cheap look and feel to them, the Pebble X do seem like a big step up in terms of sound quality and overall design — they’re still an all-plastic affair, though. I never tried the Pebble Pro, but this model shares similar connectivity features while upping the performance level with larger drivers, more power and enhanced lighting. 

Naturally, as the price goes up for products, you expect more from them. But from my testing, I think you’ll be hard-pressed to find a pair of compact PC speakers that deliver as much as these do for the money. If you want even fuller sound, consider the Pebble X Plus package that includes a mini sub for $40 more. But if you want to keep the price under $100, the Pebble X set delivers satisfyingly good sound.
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