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The Phantom Menace: Devialet Launch Phantom I Wireless Loudspeakers

Devialet takes audio bling to the next level with their next generation Phantom I Wireless Loudspeakers.

Devialet Phantom I Wireless Speakers Stereo Pair in Room Lifestyle

Devialet can never be accused of letting its products overstay their welcome. The innovative French manufacturer have introduced the next generation Phantom I wireless loudspeakers and there are some interesting new features along with a new price.

The Phantom I are available in two new models; the Phantom I 103 DB, and Phantom I 108 DB. The prices for the new models have also changed for 2021; expect to pay $2,200 USD for a single Phantom I 103 DB, and $4,400 USD for a stereo pair. The Phantom I 108 DB retail for $3,200 USD each or $6,400 USD for a stereo pair.

For those with a larger budget and a penchant for flair, Devialet have also introduced the Phantom I 108 DB Opera De Paris model which features 1000 watts of power, an upgraded 1″ Titanium tweeter, and a rather stunning gold leaf finish for $3,800 USD/$7,600 USD for a stereo pair.

Devialet Phantom I Opera de Paris Wireless Loudspeakers
Phantom I 108 DB Opera De Paris model

The Phantom I Series are Roon Ready, and support Apple AirPlay 2 and Spotify Connect.

A key new feature is support for multi-room systems with the Devialet Phantom I wireless loudspeakers. The new Devialet app allows users to control each loudspeaker individually including streaming platform and volume.

Aside from the uniqueness of the industrial design, the Phantom I offer a quoted frequency response of 14Hz – 27kHz (-6dB).

They produce a lot of bass for such a small loudspeaker, and a stereo pair can be overwhelming in a small room if not positioned properly.

Devialet Phantom I 108db Wireless Speaker with Remote in matte black
Devialet Phantom I 108db Wireless Speaker with Remote in matte black

What’s New in 2021?

Phantom I has been updated with a modern matte finish, now available in black and white with new signature side panels available in a range of finishes, including black mattedark chromelight chrome, and 22 carat gold.

  • Latest Devialet OS works with AirPlay 2, UPnP, Spotify Connect and Roon.
  • Newly designed remote control with a screen, included with every Phantom I package for a crisp user experience wherever you are seated.
  • A more intuitive interface including new LED signals at the rear of the Phantom for status checking, and a new stand-by mode.
  • Analog connectivity through the new Arch accessory, which allows Phono, 1 x analog line input, or 2 x S/PDIF (coaxial) digital inputs.
Devialet Remote and Arch Accessory
Devialet Remote and Arch Accessory

Connectivity Options:

  • AirPlay 2 
  • Spotify Connect 
  • Bluetooth : A2D and AVRCP profiles, AAC, SBC audio codecs 
  • Roon Ready (Hi-Res: 24bits/48kHz) 
  • UPnP Renderer (Hi-Res: 24bits/48kHz) 
  • Toslink optical input (Hi-Res: 24bits/48kHz)

For more information: Devialet Phantom 1 Wireless Loudspeakers

Devialet Phantom I and Phantom II 103db Wireless Speakers in White
Devialet Phantom I (left) and Phantom II (right)

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