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Devialet Phantom I 108dB review

Devialet’s latest phantom speaker is loud and bassy for its size tested at £2790 / $3200.

What Hi-Fi? Verdict

A powerful, striking and truly one-of-a-kind wireless speaker, but not the most entertaining one at this level

Big, broad, room-filling sound

Heart-in-your-mouth bass

Striking aesthetic

Lacks transparency and subtlety

App isn’t a UPnP controller

In-app multi-room flakiness

Why you can trust What Hi-Fi? Our expert team reviews products in dedicated test rooms, to help you make the best choice for your budget. Find out more about how we test.

Despite having welcomed many Devialet Phantom wireless speakers into our test rooms over the past few years, we still find ourselves struck by the beauty and bass reproduction of the latest iteration.

This new flagship Phantom I brings with it a simplification and expansion of the iconic, brand-defining line: the compact Phantom Reactor is now ‘Phantom II’ (in 95dB, 98dB and special-edition Opéra de Paris models), above which sits the ‘Phantom I’ (in 103dB, 108dB and Opéra de Paris variants). 

Devialet has now introduced a £349 ($350) Arch configurable connectivity hub for Phantom too, giving owners the option to add sources (including a turntable) either via its built-in phono stage and RCA line-level inputs, or alternatively two coaxial digital inputs.

Without that accessory, the Phantom I is reliant upon a network, with support for AirPlay 2 , Spotify Connect , UPnP and Roon (both up to 24-bit/96KHz) over ethernet or wi-fi, although there is Bluetooth onboard, as well as an optical input (up to 24-bit/96KHz) at the rear.

Power output 1100W

Airplay 2 Yes

Spotify Connect Yes

Bluetooth Yes

Roon Ready Yes

Dimensions (hwd) 25.5 x 25.2 x 34.2cm

Weight 11.4kg

The decibel ratings attached to the names represent their maximum sound pressure level at one metre – something that sets Devialet Phantoms apart not only from one another but most of their competition, considering they can go between the approximate relative loudness of a lawnmower and a chainsaw. 

The sample on test here is the Phantom I 108 dB, which is available in dark chrome or white/gold finishes and covers a claimed frequency range of 14Hz to 27kHz. The Phantom I 103 dB, meanwhile, comes in light chrome or matte black and encompasses a slightly narrower bandwidth (16Hz to 25kHz).

Many of Devialet’s patented technologies are present in the new Phantom I, including its ADH (Analog Digital Hybrid) amplification, designed to combine the benefits of Class A analogue (high performance) and Class D (high efficiency and power) designs.

At the risk of using too many acronyms, HBI (Heart Bass Implosion) represents Devialet’s efforts to produce deep, impactful bass from the compact enclosure; its ACE (Active Cospherical Engine) design takes care of outputting sound evenly in various directions from the spherical chassis; and Speaker Active Matching (SAM) processing works to optimise the signal and performance in real-time. 

Such patented technologies have been part of the Phantom line-up from the start, but the new Phantom I aims to take performance further with a next-generation system-on-chip and improved thermal dissipation (it’s four times more energy-efficient than the previous model).

The Phantom’s iconic, visually striking spherical design, which we’ve likened to an ‘Alien bug’ and ‘Storm Trooper’s lunchbox’ lives on, but not totally unchanged. It’s now like a miniature jet engine, with a matte finish, new signature side panels and LED status lights at the rear – it’s eye-catching in the best way possible.

The Phantom I comes with a new puck-like remote that’s as other-worldly and premium as the speaker aesthetic and price deserves, too. We like how you rotate the whole outer ring to change volume (you can also play/pause and skip tracks with the central touchpad), although ergonomically it doesn’t feel all that natural in the hand to do so.

The alternative is Devialet’s dedicated app, which provides similar playback functions, as well as settings such as ‘AV sync’ for reducing latency if you’re using the Phantom I with your TV via its optical input, and ‘Night mode’ for sucking some of the bass out of the performance (which it does effectively, too). 

Somewhat disappointingly, the app doesn’t also serve as a UPnP streaming controller, so those wanting to access local or networked files or music services will need to use the paid-for Roon platform (the Phantom I is Roon Ready), or download another third-party UPnP app such as BubbleUPnP (Android) and mconnect Player (Android, iOS), both of which are perfectly usable free apps. 

We’re also a little let down by the app’s imperfect multi-room and stereo pairing experience, which in our testing proves occasionally flaky by not displaying the connection, or doing so but not initiating through the speakers. If you’ve spent several thousands on a multi-room wireless speaker set-up, you are perhaps entitled to expect seamlessness.

You also expect a ‘wow’ performance, which in some areas the Phantom I delivers. This is one of the clearest, most bassy and broadest-sounding single-chassis wireless speakers we've come across since the previous full-sized Phantom we tested.

For a wireless speaker of its size, Devialet’s latest can, like the iterations before it, excavate a bass line. The jaunty electro-funk lows underpinning Childish Gambino’s 19:10 are deep and impactful – and visually represented by the enthusiastically pumping side-firing drivers. Play something denser such as 65daysofstatic's Retreat! Retreat!, and it’s not afraid to get down and dirty with the cacophony of drums and electrics while ensuring they don’t bog down the whole presentation. 

The Phantom I produces a broad, open soundstage that far belies its compactness. If you're looking for the biggest sonic footprint from a small physical one, a single Phantom I can output more than is necessary to fill most living rooms. But, while one of the Devialet’s unique selling points is its spectacular power output, the presentation ultimately becomes harsh and, consequently, less listenable when really pushed.

Such is the Devialet’s midrange clarity that upon hearing it for the first time, you’ll want to queue up songs by your favourite vocalists. We find ourselves doing just this; Nina Simone, Aretha Franklin, Bob Dylan, ANOHNI, and The Tallest Man on Earth’s Kristian Matsson come through with purity and polish. But it isn’t long before we realise that such tangibility isn’t complemented by the levels of transparency we’d expect at this price – and especially from a Phantom.

While the Phantom I can distinguish between a soprano and a piano, it’s only able to draw the silhouette of a vocal or instrument rather than reveal any of its colour or shading. It doesn’t rise and fall with Simone’s dynamic delivery, nor does it get under Matsson’s subtle inflections. 

We play Ludovico Einaudi’s piano-led Oltremare, and while the notes float across a soundstage that, if you closed your eyes, could pass for one from stereo speakers placed close together, there isn’t the dynamic insight or finesse necessary for you to thoroughly appreciate the variation in his masterstrokes. 

We find ourselves creeping the volume up in an effort to feel more involved in the piece – a sign of a performance that falls short of captivating. For the Devialet’s not insignificant asking price, we expect more in the way of sonic sophistication.

Devialet’s original Phantom arrived at a time where wireless speakers were slowly but surely maturing into the high-end market. Today, that premium space is more competitive, and with it, the level of performance has improved too. 

You’ll struggle to find another that can fill a room or dig up a bass line quite like the Phantom I, but your search for a wireless solution – single-box or otherwise – capable of more insight for the money will be easier. The Phantom I remains a one-of-a-kind option with undisputed talents, but overall its performance leaves us a little cold.

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• SuperSonicSound The mistake so many people make is to review only one Devialet. As a stereo, they are some of the most entertaining speakers around. I say entertaining not audiophile, but I myself hate pure audiophile and think it is boring. I have my pair of phantom II hooked up to a THX Onyx which gives more warmth and listening to music through apple lossless is god-tier. Maybe there are more audiophile systems, some that sound better in a lab, but as a snobfisticated listener, I have heard nothing I love more than a pair of Devialet. The kicker is: They sound good on low volume while other speakers need volume to unleash a sound at all. So if you ever went to a store listened to the most expensive, best and most sophisticated audiophile system and still did not like it that much, if you listened to the cleanest recording of the best artist and did not enjoy it, go for two Devialet pump in some high-quality mainstream music and you will never regret it. Reply
• dmbent91 This is 100% true. I have built recording studios and listen to a stereo pair of the flagship Phantoms in a treated room. Compared to main monitor systems and high end consumer stereos, I will always come back to the Phantoms. They are in their own league in certain categories and competitive in all the others. I can't nitpick a speaker that digs up audio in the lowest octaves that other speakers aren't even capable of reproducing at all. That is musical information that the Phantoms simply own all to themselves and it matters a lot. So called "audiophile" bass is a justification. We all loved massive bass and we know it. Reply
• nopiano Wow, two new members from Devialet have arrived to big up one of the worst speakers it’s been my misfortune to ever clap ears on. Pray, new members, what system do you have at home, and what is your interest in Devialet? I was a big fan of Devialet amplifiers but this Phantom stuff has turned me off them in a big way. Reply

nopiano said: Wow, two new members from Devialet have arrived to big up one of the worst speakers it’s been my misfortune to ever clap ears on. Pray, new members, what system do you have at home, and what is your interest in Devialet? I was a big fan of Devialet amplifiers but this Phantom stuff has turned me off them in a big way.

• lovlid Ah, the ravings of someone trying to justify spending too much money on a device that isn’t really that good. Just my opinion, but go on, say “Audiophile” again. Reply
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• Enceinte sans fil & intelligente

Devialet Phantom I 108 dB

Devialet Phantom I 108 dB au meilleur prix

• Enceintes connectées Devialet Phantom I 108 dB Gold 2 999,00 € Neuf
• Enceintes sans fil hi-fi Devialet Phantom I 108 dB Gold Stéréo 5 980,00 € Neuf

Devialet Gold Phantom / Phantom I 108 dB

Fiche technique / caractéristiques

Résumé du test, historique de la notation.

" Phantom, 3 années de R&D, 88 brevets déposés, Jay Z, 100 millio... " - stop. On connaît tous la chanson, et pour cause : Devialet, passé maître en l'art du marketing, s'ennorgueillit d'avoir créé la meilleure enceinte sans-fil de tous les temps. Le temps d'un test justement, éloignons-nous des sirènes médiatiques, quittons Colette pour notre labo son et observons-y les faits : Phantom I 108 dB, 6 litres et 11.4 kg au garrot, promet une puissance de 4500 Watts assortie d'un taux de distorsion harmonique d'amplification de 0,0005% et d'une réponse fréquentielle balayant le spectre audible à +/- 2 dB. Sur le papier, les performances de l'enceinte semblent défier les lois de la physique, mais qu'en est-il de Phantom... en réalité ?

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Tout ça pour ça.

Franchement ! Je ne comprends toujours pas pourquoi les journalistes sont subjugués par les performances de cette enceinte. rarement entendu un son plus artificiel. Basses correctes mais alors les aigus (: A croire que ce sont les vibrations de la membrane qui hypnotise les auditeurs :) On n'en reparle mais j'ai la certitude que ça va faire un four ... Lire l'avis complet

Bonjour à tous, ayant testé le son de ces enceintes en stéréo (phantom gold) aux terrasses du port à Marseille, je n'ai pas été convaincu de la prestation. en effet je m'attendais à ce que mes oreilles soient exaltées par ce système breveté et hélas cela n'a pas été le cas, pour tout dire j'ai même été déçu, la puissance y est mais atteint ses limites, les basses sont stables mais pas percutantes, les aigus un peu trop piquant à écoute prolongée. Le tout en écoute sur fichiers FLAC Michael Jackson et Daft Punk pourtant !! Bref je vais opter pour du SONOS Play 5 bien moins cher. Dommage j'étais bien parti pour les acheter. Lire l'avis complet

Quelle médiocrité !

Un son très vraiment très médiocre : timbres pauvres et monochromes comme lissés, grave envahissant . Enceinte boum boum destinée à de la sonorisation le volume sonore possible est élevé mais en aucun cas à une écoute digne de la haute-fidélité...le tout proposé à un tarif élevé bref à fuir... Lire l'avis complet

Cesse de fonctionner au bout de 3 ans

Mon enceinte Devialet Phantom II a cessé de fontionner du jour au lendemain. Sans raison mon enceinte n'émet plus de son au démarrage ni lorsqu'elle est connectée. Elle n'a subi aucun choc et je l'utilise de manière tout à fait normal. J'ai contacté le support Devialet qui me répond au bout de 2 semaines qu'il me faut payer 350€ pour la faire réparer alors que je n'ai rien fait pour que l'enceinte soit cassée. Cela est inadmissible et je suis très déçu par ce produit qui se positionnait comme un produit de luxe. Plus jamais je n'achète de produit Devialet. Lire l'avis complet

Qualité sonore médiocre, prix excessif compte tenu de la qualité sonore et visuelle

Enceinte mal équilibrée, medium de mauvaise qualité, bass sourdes avec présence de vibrations.A proscrire, pour le même prix il y a possibilité de trouver des enceintes de qualité.Je ne comprends pas les avis positifs. Lire l'avis complet

Déçue par la politique Devialet

Bonjour, Le son est bon, pas de problème. C'est la politique commerciale de Devialet qui me pose soucis. En effet, j'ai acquis une première Phantom Gold et son pied treepod blanc/hetre clair pour Noel 2020. Ravie du son j"ai commandé une deuxième enceinte en février histoire d'avoir la stéréo. Et là, quelle DECEPTION, Devialet a choisi d'arrêter son pied blanc / hetre clair pour le remplacer par un pied foncé et cela sans aucune communication. Je crains pour le suivi de mes enceintes, car je sais aujourd'hui que lorsque Devialet aura décidé de nous "lâcher" ce sera sans appel. Je ne recommande donc pas cette marque qui se fiche de ses clients, de son service, de son suivi. C'est moche..... et attention les Devialet, une réussite commerciale peut vite être anéantie par de mauvaises décisions marketing et pour le coup celle-ci en est une ! Lire l'avis complet

Quelle puissance!

Quelle puissance, c'est impressionnant... la qualité des aiguës est folle également.En revanche l'application mobile n'est pas terrible mais bon une fois installer je me sert uniquement de Deezer donc tout va bien.Je regrette juste un voyant sur l'appareil pour voir facilement si elle est allumée ou pas Lire l'avis complet

ma devialet gold ne marche plus après 1 mois

BonjourAres un achat en décembre 2018 de ma DEVIALET phantom gold subitement le son ne sort plus . Etonnant car 5 mn avant cela fonctionner ma femme a souhaiter rajoute rlenceinte sur sont nouveau telephone et plus de son . j'ai passer plus de 2 heure avec le service technique ou jai effectuer toute les reinitialisation possible et le son ne sort plus . Je precise que lenceinte na reçu aucun coup . le service support mon expliquer que j'ai la garantit et qu'ils peuvent me l'echanger mais j'habite a letranger donc cela complique l'histoire .j\ai meme du acheter la sacoche de transport a 300e . bref je vous déconseille acheter a 2500 euro une enceinte qui n'est pas au point ou le service technique nest pas capable de régler a distance le problème Lire l'avis complet

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Le produit Devialet Phantom I 108 dB est vendu neuf pour un prix moyen allant de 2399 € à 3000 €. La meilleure offre actuelle étant proposée par le marchand Iacono au tarif de 2399 € .

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