
Edifier
Edifier MR5
Studio monitors · 110 W · XLR, TRS, RCA, 3.5 mm, Bluetooth

Compact USB-C desktop speakers with RGB and a bass boost; higher output needs a 30 W PD adapter.
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7.9
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R1
The Pebble Pro is a compact 2.0 desktop pair with 2.25-inch drivers, BassFlex tuning, RGB lighting and USB-C, Bluetooth 5.3 and 3.5 mm inputs. Creative rates it at 10 W RMS over regular USB power and up to 30 W RMS with a 30 W USB-C PD adapter, which is not included. Reviewers at Tom's Hardware and TechRadar found good sound for the money and PC Gamer found bass limited. It suits small desks and budget builds, and the RGB adds little.
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Seen Nov 9, 2026
$66.49
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AV2
Tom's Hardware
PositiveConsidered it the strongest Pebble model thanks to re-engineered drivers, added bass and clean sound at higher volume, while finding RGB unnecessary and regretting the lack of a subwoofer port.
4/5 · 2023-06-13
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MixedSaw it as a sensible upgrade from built-in speakers at a budget price, noting that bass is modest, Bluetooth is simple and the RGB serves little purpose.
72/100 · 2025-10-14
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PositiveFound the sound quality solid for the money in a very small footprint powered directly from a computer, while pointing to a thin feature set, light bass and some cable clutter.
4/5 · 2026-04-13
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R9
Creative rates them at 10 W RMS over standard USB power and up to 30 W RMS with a 30 W USB-C PD adapter, which is sold separately.
Tom's Hardware reports better audio and bass over the V3 from re-engineered drivers, BassFlex and higher power, with optional RGB lighting.
Yes. Creative lists Bluetooth 5.3 alongside USB-C audio and a 3.5 mm AUX input, and there is a headset port on the speaker.
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