Pebblesby JBL
PROS
- The cables can be tucked neatly in the folds of each speaker for easy travel.
- For their size, it's surprising how loud the Pebbles speakers are.
- There is little distortion to deal with even at maximum volume.
CONS
- If you want to position the speakers more than 32 inches apart, you need to buy an extension cord.
- The Pebbles come with a USB charging cable but no adapter to plug them into a wall outlet.
- Some users reported loose volume controls that jump around when adjusted.
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| Name | Pebbles | Companion 2 Series III | SoundSticks III | e10 Exclaim | Z523 |
| Manufacturer | JBL | Bose | Harman Kardon | Edifier | Logitech |
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| List Price | $60 | $100 | $170 | $90 | $99 |
Without a subwoofer, the small-ish pebbles can’t deliver deep, visceral bass, but they do an impressive job of filling out the mid-bass regi…
Without a subwoofer, the small-ish pebbles can’t deliver deep, visceral bass, but they do an impressive job of filling out the mid-bass region, which gets you enough low-end output to round out the overall sound signature and provide just enough punch to catch your attention.
The simple plug and play design is very good.
The simple plug and play design is very good.
The cables are tough, but they are too short so you have to place them close to the PC or laptop. It can be a problem if your PC cabinet is …
The cables are tough, but they are too short so you have to place them close to the PC or laptop. It can be a problem if your PC cabinet is kept on the ground.
These do get loud. But with being loud, is there any distortion? Hardly.
These do get loud. But with being loud, is there any distortion? Hardly.
You can stand them up vertically or lay them flat, but you can’t separate them very far with their 32-inch cable.
You can stand them up vertically or lay them flat, but you can’t separate them very far with their 32-inch cable.
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