Testseek.com have collected 38 expert reviews of the Devialet Phantom and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Devialet Phantom.
October 2015
(89%)
38 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: After likening its first Phantom speaker to a bomb, Devialet has kept the explosion theme for its latest wireless music product -- the Phantom Reactor. Like its larger brethren, the Reactor is a highly pressurized capsule said to deliver stunningly deep...
Published: 2016-10-10, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Outlandish yet wonderful design, exceptional sound and clarity, huge volume, Spark system works seamlessly between devices on Wi-Fi network, multi-room capable
Think the Silver/standard models look better, laborious setup process, need a pair for best sound, expensive, no EQ in Spark, do you really need this many Watts of power
That's the thing about the Devialet Gold Phantom: for most people the slightly more affordable and lower-spec models in range will make better sense. And we think the silver and white finishes actually look better than the Gold's coppery-gold side panelli...
Pure and lyrical upper register, Best-in-class bass response, Thrilling dynamic expression, Powerful, distortion free sound, Clear and wonderfully present detail
Volume control not granular enough, Heavy as a rock
As promised, Devialet's Phantom sets a new milestone in wireless multiroom audio. Whether it's rendering earth-shaking bass or putting a soft touch on the finest of details, the speaker is an industry leader in almost every category — including price...
Despite the lifestyle branding, the Silver Phantom is a genuine hi-fi proposition that's firmly rooted in high-end audio. What's more, as a complete music system that comes fully loaded with Devialet's latest technology and wi-fi streaming to boot, it's a...
Huge sound for its size, Rhythmically good fun, Innovative technology,
Lacks some subtlety,
So why isn't this a five-star product? It is the best sound we've heard from a wireless speaker - bolder, bigger and louder than its size would suggest - but compared to the What Hi-Fi? Award-winning Naim Mu-so, we just want more from that extra £800 outl...
So, is the Phantom worth its money? Of course not. Its asking price of £1,390 is extremely high, and its mono output means owners must pay a laughable £3,000-plus for stereo sound. However, it's obvious from its looks alone that the Phantom isn't about va...
Abstract: I'm not sure it has done quite that, but Phantom makes a unique and magnificent sound more punchy and emotional than anything else I've heard. Devialet is so excited about the system it describes it not as an active loudspeaker but an Implosive Sound Cent...
Unbelievable bass, Goes extremely loud, Maintains composure at any volume, Many ways to connect, Processing lag when not using optical, No analog inputs, No Dolby Digital or DTS decoding yet, 2 Phantoms required for stereo
Processing lag when not using optical, No analog inputs, No Dolby Digital or DTS decoding (yet, 2 Phantoms required for stereo
The Devialet Phantom is the most potent audio speaker available...
Abstract: Devialet Phantom (750Watt $1990; 3000Watt $2390; Dialog Hub $329) Not long ago, a colleague here in the Stereophile Home Tech Group said to me, "Why do you bother reviewing Bluetooth speakers? There's no such thing as a high-end Bluetooth speaker, right?"...
