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Creative XF1

black variant

Creative XF1 reviewed by PC Gamer
Image: PC GamerPhoto from the review; black variant

Roundup updated 2026-10-05 · Summary based on 1 review source

What reviewers found

Review summary

The speakers produce clear sound across bass, mids, and treble even at low volumes, while delivering substantial loudness supported by their 72 watts RMS power rating. Creative's companion software provides numerous EQ presets for movies, music, and specific games, effectively tailoring sound characteristics. While offering impressive clarity for their size and price, the speakers do not provide audiophile-grade detail or deep bass impact.

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At a glance

Good for

Listeners comparing sound, connectivity and everyday use

The catch

PC Gamer · Not Audiophile-Grade Audio

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Strengths and limitations

Pros

  • PC Gamer · Clear Low-Volume Sound and Volume Capability
  • PC Gamer · Extensive EQ Presets

Cons

  • PC Gamer · Not Audiophile-Grade Audio
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In depth

PC Gamer · Clear Low-Volume Sound and Volume Capability

The speakers produce clear sound across bass, mids, and treble even at low volumes, while delivering substantial loudness supported by their 72 watts RMS power rating.

PC Gamer

PC Gamer · Extensive EQ Presets

Creative's companion software provides numerous EQ presets for movies, music, and specific games, effectively tailoring sound characteristics.

PC Gamer

PC Gamer · Not Audiophile-Grade Audio

While offering impressive clarity for their size and price, the speakers do not provide audiophile-grade detail or deep bass impact.

PC Gamer

Specifications

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PC Gamer · black variant

Frequency
55 Hz - 40,000 Hz
Drivers
2 3-inch woofers, 2.75-inch tweeters
Weight
2.6 kg for both
Dimensions
6.10 x 3.93 x 7.52 inches (each)
Connectivity
Bluetooth 6.0, USB Type-C, Aux
RGB
Lighting Status LED for connectivity, no addressable RGB
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Published reviews & comparisons

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Model and test details

Reviewed model: black variant. See the original review for test settings.

Specification references

PC Gamer — Reviewed model: black variant. See the original review for test settings.

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