Gemini II True Wireless Earbuds - Matte Black - Audiophiles - Daily Music & Travel - Pristine Audio Fidelity, Sound Clarity and Effective Noise Cancellation.

Very disappointed. The item was defective when received. And even the return process is such a headache, you have to ship it back yourself and send the invoice separately etc. Recommend nobody purchases any item of this brand or seller again.

Les meilleurs écouteurs que j’ai u.bonne basse et confortable

Estéticamente: son bonitos, pequeños, comodos y la caja de carga cabe en el bolsillo sin problemas. Sobre el audio: he probado muchísimos tws antes que estos, que igual prometen un audio premium y demás características. Soy mucho de usar un solo audífono (izquierdo) y he notado que la calidad es buena aunque esperaba más por el precio. Sí te gusta disfrutar de tu musica con unos graves notorios: necesitas ponerte ambos y ajustar un poco el ecualizador (subiendole todos los graves) y entre más subes el volumen más se notará el bass.. Honestamente esperaba mejor calidad de audio tanto para las frecuencias bajas y altas, creo que los sony wf-1000xm5 se le acercan bastante a estos y estan a más de la mitad de precio, exceptuando lo incómodos que son y que los controles para música están en el auricular derecho lo cual me resulto muy molesto, también que se les desactiva a cada rato el modo ambiente o transparencia.. (en los sony). - Quiero aclarar que, estos gemini II NO son malos audifonos y que su calidad no es mala, solo que quizás para el precio pudiese ser mejor.. Hasta el momento no he encontrado algunos que pudiera decir que son mejores a estos. El único detalle negativo que les veo, es que siempre se quedan vinculados al teléfono, estén fuera o dentro de la caja y no sé sí eso gaste batería.. - En conclusión: sí para ti el dinero no es problema, será una muy buena opción conprarlos. ● Actualización: tristemente el error que tenían de quedarse conectados siempre, evolucionó a que el auricular derecho dejara de funcionar. ● Devolución complicada

These are simply the best‑sounding earbuds I have ever used. I have tested other top brands like Technics, Sony, and Noble, and these still come out on top. The Deep Forest color has an understated luxury to it, almost reading as black with a subtle flair that I really enjoy. I spent a lot of time reading reviews while searching for an audiophile‑grade wireless earbud and eventually narrowed my choices to these and the Noble FoKus Rex5s. After comparing the two, the Devialet pair won me over. The clarity and deep bass set them apart, and the form factor fits securely while staying comfortable for long listening sessions. Noise cancelling performance is better than the Nobles in my experience and blocks out most background noise once music is playing. I have only used them for a short time, but I have had no connectivity issues and the app is well designed and responsive. Adjusting the EQ makes a noticeable difference, and you can easily tailor the sound to your preferences, whether you want crystal clear vocals or deep, punchy bass. Battery life has been perfectly adequate for my routine since I typically wear them for one to two hours at a time before placing them back in the case. These are one of the few earbuds I have taken out of the box and immediately thought “wow” from the very first sample track, even before any EQ adjustments. With a few small tweaks, they sounded even better. They are definitely at a premium price point, but in my opinion you are paying for some of the best‑sounding earbuds available.

Bonjour, que dire j'ai eu de nombreux écouteur, mes cela c'est quelque chose, j'ai découvert des instruments pendant l'écoute, que je n'ais jamais eu avec les autres, que ce soit Apple ou autre, le son est doux et puissant, pour les musiciens, on entend l'ambiance des lives, bravo et merci pour ce produit français, en fin on fait autres chose que des politiciens médiocres et corrompu en France. Merci !!!!!!!

There are several reviewers of these earbuds that have expressed frustration with the out-of-the-box sound quality or have generally been underwhelmed by them in comparison to the considerable price tag -- and they are not wrong: when I first tried these upon receiving them yesterday, I thought they were about as good as my AirPod Pros--which are fine for what they are, but for those, I paid less than half of what I paid for the Gemini IIs. So, it's a good thing that I kept reading/researching and eventually discovered that (a) the firmware update awaiting these is crucial to the quality of the sound, particularly the noise cancellation and (b) the dedicated Devialet Gemini app is absolutely necessary, both to completing firmware updates AND to fine-tuning the EQ. (I wish these had blown me away right out of the box, but it did take that update and an EQ adjustment to determine that, of the 30+ bluetooth earbuds I've owned over the last two decades, these pretty much tower above the rest.) I used to be an audio engineer for Dolby, so you would think that I could easily put into words what makes the Gemini IIs so impressive, but it's almost a transcendent experience; you simply have to try them yourself. I'll do my best, though: After futzing with the equalizer and ultimately determining that the Dynamic setting is best for most music, what I heard was astounding clarity and and a sound stage that is simply unrivaled. The bass-to-treble-to-mids ratio was virtually perfect, song to song. I felt enveloped by music in a way I hadn't before with anything wireless. These even rival some of the best studio over-ear monitors I've used in their ability to place the listener in the center of the performance. I got chills -- and my friend, who is not an audiophile, felt the same way when he tried them. The drawback? This is a hefty pricetag for a pair of earbuds -- and I'd never be comfortable working out using them or doing any strenuous activity during which I might sweat on them (I suspect that they aren't really built for this). So, the portability is a bit ironic because there's a limited about of places I'd be comfortable going and physical activities I'd be willing to do wearing these and not worrying about them. (All that said, they are very comfortable, relatively light, and they feel secure in my ears.) But if you are willing to make the investment and can accept that caveat -- and know, going in, that the app is necessary to enriching your experience -- these will likely blow you away. (I'm an audio snob. I think the Audeze i3s are tremendously overrated/overpriced, that the Dunu Studio SA6 MK2s just don't deliver, and that virtually every Bluetooth earbud comes up short in some fashion.) The Devialet Gemini IIs are on a very short list of audio products that have genuinely left my jaw on the floor.