Gemini II Iconic White True Wireless Headphones

This range of earbuds have quality issues. Gemini have a tendency to switch off spontaniously due to loud noise impact like a dorop of weights at the gym or hamer banging and even they switch of when you slan the door or toilet sit.They making cracking noise due to strong wind blowing on them and when on the buss jumpes on the path holes.The company lied to me that this option is a a protection function whitch can be switched off on the application but there is no section for it.And comunication is difficult with them as i think the AI dousnt give you expected answares. Soive had replaicment of my geminis 2 and the second exempel has simular issues. Ive been in comunication with them but have anoug by now.No respect

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.

So I really wants to like this product. I would think the next generation would be better. I pair it with Comply Foam and the acoustic is next level. I have iPod Pro 3, Beats, Sony XM5 in ear. Here is the pros: you can feel the bass, and the equalizer gave user a lot of control. But cons: with great power comes straining on the battery and Bluetooth version somehow is straining based upon usage. Hotter it gets, the more I uses it the more signal losses pop up. It get worst toward the end of 30 days having it.

I have bought many TWS earbuds and although I do not consider myself an audiophile, I have pretty extensive experience listening to headphones and IEM's. Apple fans can skip this review, none of their products are even in my top ten. There are so many others that just put them to shame. With that said, I will move on to what I think of the Devialet Gemini 2. Without listening first, I followed advice given in some of these reviews and immediately updated the software as well as upgraded the ear tips. I found them to be very underwhelming. The bass is very good but at louder volumes the sound gets very sibilant. No matter how much I screwed with the presets and the EQ, the highs are just no good. Not exactly terrible, but for the price of these things it is unacceptable. Needless to say, I am not keeping them. If anyone is willing to pay this much money on wireless earphones, let me emphatically suggest the Noble Audio Fokus Mystique. They are in the same price range and they absolutely blow the Devialets and everything similar completely out of the GD water. It's not even close. Everyone seems to love the bass on the Gemini's but the Mystique's are far better...at bass and everything else, including their appearance and fit. The companion app has an EQ that allows you to make them sound pretty muchhowever you want. I believe it's a 7 or 8 band equalizer, unlike the BS you get with brands like Sennheiser. If you are sensitive to the higher end frequencies, you should have no trouble dialing that down. They are hands down the best earbuds I have ever heard. Also, do not be discouraged that they have no ANC. You won't miss it. The sound quality is fantastic and they get LOUD! If one person reads this and takes a chance on them, writing this review will be worth it to me. I strive to find a pair of TWS's better than Noble Audio and so far I have not. I know they exist but I'm not willing to pay the cost.

I bought these cause my airpod pro2 were being a bit odd, I felt like I had to turn the volume up way too high to get something considered loud enough. I also got these because I was curious about the active noise cancelation. If you don't want over the ear headphones, these are great. The noice cancelation is awesome, I was able to listen to my Netflix show perfectly well in my flight two days ago, they very loud without having to up the volume to high and they connect really fast to my z fold 6. The only odd thing I've noticed is when it's connected to two different devices sometimes there's this weird noise like a cracked or so, idk if it's because it can't decide where the sound is coming from. But it only happened one day and I haven't been bale to replicate it so idk. Otherwise so far I've been having a good time with them. The only other thing that kinda sort of bothers me is how the case feels sort of cheap, for the price the case it self should feel a little more premium, maybe that's just me idk.