It’s not noticeable on many recordings, but for some of my test tracks like from Patricia Barber for example, this starts to get noticeable.

The soundstage is impressive, with this open-back headphones you get an airy, resolute and detailed experience. I am not saying that they aren’t good without the module (I will explain more as I go on) but I think the reason for purchasing them is to make the most of the BT module with having the cabled option available.Ohms), I didn’t find that they needed any special form of amplification, although they do need more than a phone to drive them. imaging is good, able to accurately pinpoint the various instruments and separation is good too with instruments not sounding congested on busy tracks. The battery life is about 8 hours, and this module packs some meat, driving the Deva Pro very effortlessly and with authority. The Deva Pro now introduces the next evolution of the Blue Mini, the Bluemini R2R codenamed Himalaya, a resistor ladder DAC in full BT5.

Everything is loud and thrown at you, and it gets progressively worse the louder you turn up the volume. These are incredibly comfortable, slightly darker, but very natural headphones with a beautiful and dynamic presentation.In addition to its wireless connectivity, the Bluetooth dongle can be used as a powerful integrated DAC/amp for smartphones and other low-power devices, simply by connecting a USB-C cable. This is not the end of the world but personally I like to be able to control volume on BT devices as the whole point of wireless is freedom from the source, so removing your phone (for example) from your pocket to change volume or track sort of defeats the object in my opinion. Initially, I planned to devote a separate article to it, but since it is dedicated to deva pro by default, but not only.