Devialet Silver Phantom Recensione | 130 Dati a confronto

The What Hi-Fi? review of the Devialet Silver Phantom highlights it as an exceptionally powerful, room-filling wireless speaker featuring 3000-watt output, a striking design, and incredibly deep, controlled bass, with excellent clarity at high volumes. While praised for its performance, the £1690 speaker is considered expensive and features a dense sound signature that lacks the ultimate transparency and soundstage depth of traditional hi-fi separates, alongside a occasionally finicky Spark control app.

The Devialet Silver Phantom is an exceptionally powerful 3,000-watt wireless speaker that delivers massive, balanced bass and crisp, detailed treble, while offering versatile Wi-Fi and Bluetooth streaming capabilities. However, this premium performance comes with an obscenely expensive price tag and a default mono audio output that requires a second unit for stereo sound.

The Devialet Silver Phantom is an exceptionally powerful, futuristic wireless speaker delivering immense, distortion-free sub-bass and detailed high-end audio. While praised for its high-fidelity sound, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth capabilities, and the Devialet Spark app, the speaker is criticized for its $2,390 price, lack of stereo sound without a second unit, absent physical controls, and the requirement of a $329 hub for third-party streaming services.

The Hi-Fi Choice review of the Devialet Silver Phantom highlights its radical, space-age design, featuring a 3,000-watt internal ADH amplifier and proprietary HBI system for powerful, efficient sound reproduction. While praised for exceptional wide sound dispersion, the unit's high £3,629 price point constitutes a significant investment, especially when considering the cost for a complete multi-room setup.

In his February 2016 review on SoundStage! Access, Hans Wetzel describes the Devialet Silver Phantom active wireless loudspeakers as a pioneering, compact design delivering exceptional, full-range sound with robust bass and high resolution. While praised for its, "ballsy" performance that rivals large audio systems, the review notes potential cons regarding the reliance on the Spark app and the Dialog hub for optimal usability. Access.

In his 2016 review on Steve Huff Photo, Steve Huff calls the Devialet Phantom Silver stereo pair the future of high-end audio, praising their massive, 108-decibel sound and thunderous bass that outperforms traditional setups while eliminating cable clutter. While offering all-in-one convenience and high sensitivity to upstream sources, the system requires a high upfront investment of nearly $5,000, features heavy, awkward-to-place units, and can slightly lack the extreme treble refinement required by some audiophiles, leading to a later preference for the upgraded Gold variants.

In his review of the Devialet Silver Phantom, John Darko highlights the speaker's innovative all-in-one design, praising its effortless network installation via the SPARK app and versatile streaming capabilities. While the system offers powerful audio performance, a significant limitation identified is the lack of native gapless playback, requiring users to use external hardware workarounds for seamless listening.

The Devialet Silver Phantom is an exceptionally powerful, 3,000-watt wireless speaker that delivers intense, bone-shaking deep bass and highly articulated high-frequency detail. According to PCMag Australia, while the device boasts versatile streaming and excellent audio performance, it is considered obscenely expensive, and a single unit requires a second purchase for stereo sound.

The Devialet Silver Phantom is hailed as an elite, futuristically designed speaker featuring advanced ADH Intelligence®, SAM Processing®, and Heart Bass Implosion® for exceptional, high-pressure acoustic performance. While the review praises its transformative audio quality, it notes the product's very high price point makes it an exclusive investment for audiophiles.

In his review for TheEffect.net, John Reilly describes the Devialet Silver Phantom as a "game-changing" masterpiece, offering 3,000 Watts of power and 105 dB volume with zero distortion or background noise. While praised for its incredibly natural, high-fidelity sound, deep bass, and futuristic design, the speaker's main drawbacks are its extremely high price tag and its fundamental operation as a Bluetooth unit.

The AppleInsider review of the Devialet Phantom (4.5/5) highlights the 24-pound, $2,000 speaker for its groundbreaking biomorphic design and precise, high-volume audio, which features intense, zero-distortion bass. While praising its performance, the review notes as cons the high cost, significant weight, and the requirement for a separate $299 "Dialog" hub to create a stereo pair, as a single unit operates in mono.

The 2016 Audiophilia review highlights the Devialet Phantom as a powerful, compact wireless speaker featuring intuitive app-based setup, flawless functionality, and a small footprint. While recommending the optional "Branch" stand for optimal performance, the review notes the significant downside of total reliance on a smartphone app, as the physical unit lacks standard onboard controls.

In the article "My Journey with a Fleet of Devialet Silver Phantoms" on SoundStage! Simplifi, the reviewer outlines long-term ownership of multiple Devialet Silver Phantom speakers. On the positive side, the review highlights the speaker system's outstanding user convenience, clean and intuitive app control, and a painless multi-room wireless pairing ecosystem. The speaker fleet delivers immense high-utility value by providing massive, room-filling sound and deep physical bass performance without requiring separate external amplifiers or DAC units. Conversely, the primary negative drawbacks include the exorbitant price tag of amassing a multi-speaker "fleet" and the lack of native streaming from a Network-Attached Storage (NAS) box out of the box without specific workarounds. Furthermore, their bulky, 30-plus pound build makes physical relocation somewhat cumbersome. Simplifi.