Devine PRO 2000 Headphones + Devine USB Microphone

These Stereo Headphones are very comfortable to wear. I am particularly delighted with the how light they feel when wearing them on my head. What's more they give a truly spacial sound to my CD's when I listen to them through these Headphones. They are particularly good when I am listening to my Electronic Piano or Korg Arranger because they have a really full around your head sense of sounds. It all sounds very good through these Headphones indeed. I am more than happy to recommend these Headphones to anyone who is looking for good quality and range of sounds through these Headphones. They are just the job and so inexpensive!! Live Long And Prosper. Brian John Ainsworth

I ordered this mic because although my laptop has a decent onboard HD camera, the onboard mic is a bit crap, so I wanted a cheap and cheerful solution. It arrived yesterday, and it’s a surprisingly good bit of kit. Given the price I was expecting the usual lightweight plastic job, but no, the mic body is all-metal construction with metal grille, with a good weight and solid feel to it. The mic mounting cradle is also metal, and holds the mic firmly in place; the only plastic part is the one that screws onto the mic stand, which is also supplied with a metal ring adaptor for different screw mounts – very handy. The cable is a useful 1.7m, thick heavy duty quality but very flexible, so it doesn’t spring into loops on your desk. The desktop tripod stand is also metal, with legs that click firmly into place when opened, and it’s solid and heavy enough to support the mic in its cradle without tipping over.
Plugged it in, no drivers or extra software needed - the mic has a built-in A/D converter - and my laptop (runs Windows 10) got it straight away. Did a couple of quick test vids, singing and playing acoustic guitar, and it’s a definite improvement in sound quality, and most importantly, signal output strength, although I do have to wind the laptop settings input volume right up to 100% (which I’d tried previously with the laptop onboard mic but it still wasn’t up to the job); the audio processing is 16-bit 48kHz, which isn’t quite studio quality, and the mic is mono output, but it’s fine for my purposes, which is recording notebook song demos and filming YouTube clips. It’s certainly better sound quality than the laptop’s onboard mic, and both of the Sony stereo condenser mics I’d also used, and louder (higher output) than any of them.
Summing up, it’s a well-made, sturdy piece of kit that sounds good, and is really easy to set up and use; I’d say it’s a handy addition to your studio even at full price, but at £32.95 inc vat and delivery it’s a no-brainer bargain!

A very good starter USB mike.

terrific microphone!

Decent quality, pleasantly surprised with it. Smaller then expected though. Good option for a beginner.

Quick shipment. A very good starter USB microphone offering excellent value for money. Comes with shock mount and small tripod stand. I used it for recording vocals and it gives very acceptable quality for the price.

Bought these for practising my bass without disturbing others. The length of the lead is helpful as it easily plugs into my floor effects pedal that I use for practicing as well as a Blackstar amPlug. Good sound quality and comfortable and very reasonably priced.

The Devine Pro 2000 Studio headphones do not fold up, but are great for listening to stereo music on your phone or watching tv. They come with a very long lead and a screw on stereo jack adapter. They have great bass and superb sound. I am happy i bought these for £22.95 and cant believe £500 headphones are £477 better and i have no desire to find out.

Got this item with a great quality of bass!

Got these for a couple of reasons and never really expected them to outperform or even equal more expensive headphones that I own and to be honest, they don't. What they do give though is a nice lightweight fit, comfy around the ears and great for occasional use where you may not wish too great a level of detail or overpowering bass etc. So, in buying these, I was really looking for something that would be useful to use with a mp3 player or tablet etc and if they got damaged in the commuting environment or busy domestic setting, that I wouldn't be too upset about it. However, they are actually not bad at all, but as said above, won't match the high flyers in any way. They look good, are very reasonably priced for what you get, are copy and deliver enough quality that tells you that you haven't wasted some money on some cheap phones, but instead have purchased some very good budget headphones that you can be happy with for as long as they stay with you. Fold away into a nice easy size for a jacket pocket and have a nice long uncoiled lead that makes that easy too. In short - recommended for what they profess to be and actually are in actual use.