I don't know if it is too late to respond but I have the Divinity Dac and really like it. I have not heard the Pontus so I can't compare them.
Steve Huff did a review where he compared the two and wrote: "The Divinity on the other hand, the one that costs almost half of the Fezz doesn’t use a tube but is an R2R DAC with that R2R vibe that so many love. Think a Denafrips Pontus type of DAC but with more detail and more of an open sound. More of that sound, but with improvements such as a bit more air, more impact, and very impressive dynamics. This is not what I would call a “warm” DAC, but it’s not lean or bright. It’s more neutral which is nice as it lets the music come through as intended without excessive color added. Meaning, this DAC doesn’t impose much of a character to the sound as some do. It delivers what is on the recording and does so with depth, layers, height and imaging to die for if your speakers are up to the task."
https://www.stevehuffphoto.com/2025/11/09/the-garlubidor-divinty-r2r-dac-is-a-better-denafrips/
The other things I'd say is that the Divinity is a non-oversampling dac whereas the Pontus has oversampling modes if that impacts your decision. Further, the Divinity has a volume control so it could be used in place of a preamp. Additionally, the Divinity has a display screen.