I was lucky and found them for 28 euros at a well-known store. Over the years, I have tried many speakers, cheap and expensive. I can say that they are value for money, quite powerful and with good sound quality. Even for gaming, they do their job. The 45 to 50 euros might be a bit much. For about 30 euros more, for example, you can get much better Logitech speakers, but at 30 - 35 euros they are available in many stores and are a very good option. Also important is that if you don't have a new generation USB, it comes with an adapter to fit an old type USB, in which case they lose some performance, but not much. And one more thing, they are really very loud in volume and quite small in size, so they don't take up much space.

Perhaps the worst purchase of my life, they haven't even lasted a month and sometimes they turn on, sometimes they don't, every now and then I have to plug and unplug the USB

For their price, a very good choice. They also have Bluetooth in case your laptop or tablet doesn't support aux. The sound is clear up to about 75-80% of their volume (depending on the source).

Beautiful and decent sound quality if you just want cheap speakers that look nice on your desk and have honest sound, I think it's the best choice for this money

I believe these speakers are very good for their price, so far they haven't shown any problems for the 1 and a half months that I've had them... that's it, I'm satisfied

For their price, they are very good, especially compared to the Pebble v1 I had. They have better bass and generally cleaner sound than the v1, although they still don't have sub bass, which is understandable at this price.

for €36 on Black Friday it's good. The digital outputs (Bluetooth and USB C) from the internal DAC only give 16 bit 48 KHz (DVD quality).
With a 3.5 jack connection and if your sound card supports it, it reaches HiRes Audio 24 bit 96 KHz.
The next best computer speaker capable of HiRes via internal DAC is only the Edifier M60 which had dropped to €99. I don't know if I should have gotten those.
For €36, 4 stars. Above that, no. Be careful how you install the Creative program for drivers and firmware

Decent speakers (for PC use). Very satisfactory sound for their size and price. I didn't expect them to satisfy me to such a degree (music, movies). Not very loud, but just right for personal use.

Quality and size are just fine, but for music the presentation is colorless, stereo presence is fine but from the mids and below completely colorless. The sound improves with the use of an external power supply but not dramatically.

They are beautiful, don't take up much space, satisfactory but I give 3 stars because I was hoping they would have a more "full" sound and no, they don't offer anything amazing.
Also, they don't have any management software, any mixer, nothing. Just volume control and options for the lights, etc.

For their price, they are quite honest. They don't have the clearest sound you'll hear, but the volume and quality are quite satisfactory if you don't care to spend a lot more. I would say with 100% being the perfect clear sound, these give you about 70%. Which, for their price, is worth it for me. [Update 2 weeks later] They've suited me very well, both in size and overall. No issues at all. 4.5/5 stars easily. To get speakers with 5/5 stars, you'd have to spend hundreds more for that extra 0.5 star, which is not worth it in any case. They are truly perfect.

A) Something that is not mentioned in any review: If the RGB lighting bothers you, you can turn it off and shut down your PC. When you turn your PC back on, the speakers "remember" the setting and power up with the lighting off (!).
B) They do not seem to have buzzing or humming.

Value for money! Very good build quality, clear sound even at high frequencies, quite quality bass..