🔊 Devialet Phantom II - 95 dB Powerful Compact Wireless Speaker - Matte Black Review

I was really excited to put them in a stereo pair and use them as my main pair of speakers. Unfortunately, due to the complete stuttering of the connection process, that dream never came true. Imagine spending $2,500 on two wireless speakers and only being able to connect to one via Bluetooth. drives you crazy No matter what type of network connection I tried, I got nothing but "an unexpected error occurred". After two hours of trying to connect any speaker to my network via Wi-Fi and Ethernet,

I have 2 Phantom Golds and I bought them for my bedroom. The best wireless speakers in the world and close. Sometimes there are connection problems, but they can be fixed quickly. It doesn't bother me because the sound is unlike anything you've heard before. I was a bit apprehensive about spending that much, especially as I already had 2, but I'm very happy with my decision and I'm sure you are too. You look like a work of art.

This item is overpriced. For €600 that would be reasonable. The sound is just okay. It's better than the Apple HomePod, but way behind the KEF LSX, which is just $100 more. I think it would be a cool house party speaker but that's about it. Looks good, moves with the bass and gets louder. I see it more as a luxury item than an audiophile product. You pay extra for style and marketing.

Not worth the price. If you want to buy this, please choose its older brother, which is much better. They produce a very good bass sound, but the mids and highs are missing. I understand why other people are praising it as it is marketed as a BT speaker, they compare it to other BT speakers but at this price point you are in the HiFi zone if not audiophiles and this speaker is definitely too short. I wish these guys built a subwoofer, I would buy them in a flash just for the flash. For now, I'd

It is very sad that so much engineering has gone into a useless product. The speakers Bluetooth range is worse than my $20 speaker set. They're supposed to be 900 watts, but they're only marginally louder than my 30-watt boxes. There are subwoofers here, but it's not as crazy as others say; you can "hear" the bass, but you don't really feel it, except maybe when you put your hand right next to it. In fact, there are reviewers who say there's only one subwoofer in the car, and that's about 1% of