HiFiMan Deva Pro Wireless Headphone

The Deva Pro Driver, Now With a Bluetooth Module Included

The HiFiMan Deva Pro Wireless pairs the same open-back planar magnetic headphone as the wired Deva Pro with the included Bluemini R2R module, adding Bluetooth without touching the Stealth Magnet driver underneath.

A planar driver moves its entire diaphragm surface at once rather than the small cone a dynamic driver uses, generally meaning lower distortion and a wider, more open soundstage than a conventional headphone typically offers.

At 18 ohms, the Deva Pro Wireless is easy enough to drive wired on its own, though the Bluemini module's own built-in amp is specifically tuned for its supported Bluetooth codecs.

Where the Bluemini Module Earns Its Keep

A DAC, Receiver, and Amp in One Snap-On Piece

The Bluemini R2R module packs a Bluetooth receiver, HiFiMan's own Himalaya R2R DAC, and an amplifier into a single compact piece that attaches to the headphone in about a second, per HiFiMan.

Its built-in power amp and buffer stage aim for power, dynamics, and detail that rival a small desktop amp, running on a rechargeable battery rated for roughly 6 to 7 hours per charge.

Stealth Magnets, Carried Over From the Wired Deva Pro

HiFiMan's Stealth Magnets are shaped so sound waves pass through with minimal turbulence, rather than reflecting energy back the way a conventional magnet array can, the same driver technology found in the wired Deva Pro.

The NsD Supernano diaphragm behind those magnets is roughly 80% thinner than earlier HiFiMan designs, aiming for a fast, genuinely detailed response whether you're listening wired or over Bluetooth itself.

Who Is the Deva Pro Wireless Best For?

• You want planar magnetic sound without buying a separate amp: the Bluemini module's built-in amp is tuned specifically for this headphone
• You want genuinely high-resolution Bluetooth: LDAC, aptX HD, and aptX all go well beyond standard Bluetooth codec quality
• You want a balanced wired option too: the TRRS 3.5mm input still works for full channel separation from a compatible source
• You listen mostly at home in a quiet room: the open-back design creates a wide soundstage but leaks sound in both directions
• You want planar magnetic sound without a separate amp — the Bluemini R2R module is tuned for these drivers

How Does It Connect to Your System?

Pair the Bluemini module over Bluetooth from a phone, tablet, or computer, using LDAC, aptX HD, aptX, AAC, or SBC depending on what your source device supports.

For a wired connection, use the included dual-sided 3.5mm cable, or the single-sided 3.5mm TRRS input on the left earcup for a balanced connection from a compatible amp.

Pairs Well With

What finishes the system around a Deva Pro Wireless:

• Headphone cables — a balanced TRRS cable is a worthwhile upgrade for wired listening
• Headphone stands — a proper resting spot between listening sessions
• Headphone accessories — replacement earpads keep the Deva Pro fresh over years of use
• Music streamers — a streamer with LDAC or aptX HD support gets the most from the Bluemini module

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a separate headphone amplifier?

You don't for Bluetooth listening. The Bluemini module's built-in amp handles that job; a separate amp only matters if you're using the wired connection without the module.

How long does the Bluemini module's battery last?

HiFiMan rates it for 6 to 7 hours per charge. The headphone itself keeps working wired even after the module's battery runs out.

Which Bluetooth codecs does the Bluemini support?

LDAC, aptX HD, aptX, AAC, and SBC, giving compatible phones and computers several ways to reach higher wireless quality than a basic Bluetooth headphone offers.

What's the difference between this and the wired Deva Pro?

The headphones themselves are identical. This version includes the Bluemini R2R module at a higher price; the wired version skips it and costs less.

Can I remove the Bluemini module?

Yes. It snaps onto the headphone and detaches just as easily, so you can switch to a plain wired cable whenever you'd rather skip Bluetooth.

What does open-back mean for everyday use?

Sound leaks freely in both directions — people nearby hear your music, and outside noise comes in. Open-back headphones suit a quiet home or studio, not a commute.

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