Hollyland Lark M2 Wireless Microphone for iPhone15/16/17&Android, USB C Mini Lapel Microphone Wireless, 1000ft Range, Hi-Fi Audio, Noise Cancellation, 30H Battery for Video Recording, Streaming

This is my first wireless microphone, and I couldn’t be happier with the Hollyland Lark M2. I use it with my Android phone and my HP PC, and both connect instantly — truly plug-and-play with no setup headaches. The sound quality is outstanding — clear, crisp, and natural, even when I record outdoors. The built-in noise cancellation does a great job cutting out background sounds like wind or traffic while keeping my voice full and rich. I’ve used it for voiceovers, product videos, and even a few TikTok clips — it always sounds professional. Battery life is impressive too. The charging case keeps everything powered up, and I easily get hours of recording on a single charge. The wireless range is excellent — I walked across my yard (well over 500 feet) and the audio stayed solid. It also comes with everything you need right in the box: 1 audio receiver (USB Type-C) 1 charging case 2 button-size microphones with clip magnets 2 windscreens USB-C charging cord 2 silicone necklace cases 1 drawstring storage bag Everything feels high quality and well-organized — perfect for travel or quick setup. If you’re new to wireless mics like I am, this one makes it easy to get professional results right away. I highly recommend it for creators, influencers, or anyone filming content on Android, iPhone (with adapter), or PC. ✅ Fast plug-and-play setup ✅ Great accessories included ✅ Crystal-clear audio with noise reduction ✅ Long-lasting battery and charging case ✅ Strong, reliable range This mic is small, powerful, and worth every penny.

Admittedly this is my very first set of any type of external microphone for my iPhone. I did some research online and came across these, and I’m so glad I did! They arrived quickly with all the correct accessories and fully charged. I absolutely love that these come with stickers to help conceal the mics - The first thing I did was use the black stickers to cover up the logo. These are so small and easy to attach, and not at all noticeable. The receiver is plug and play with no set up needed on the phone itself. As soon as you plug in the receiver and turn on one of the mics, you have your sound through the mic for your videos. The noise cancellation seems to do a good job and filters out a lot of that static you get when recording with the phone’s onboard microphone. Even without the noise cancellation feature on, you can hear a major improvement over the phone by itself. I was able to completely conceal the microphone on the inside of a thin shirt with no issues at all and no degradation of the sound quality. Note that you do NOT have to buy the combo pack unless you plan on using these for more than one type of device such as a camera AND a phone or older iPhone AND Android, etc. I also verified that these do work with a converter (like type C female to lightning male), but it has to be one of the ones that specifies it’s for lavalier microphones. Since I know I’m upgrading my iPhone in a week but wanted to use this for a trip sooner, I just purchased the type C variant and bought a $6 converter rather than one of the much more expensive combo packs. It works without any issues. I’m only using these for personal purposes so I’m sure there’s higher quality stuff out there you are doing professional videos. But for the price, these are absolutely worth it as a casual user. There is a noticeable improvement in sound quality and reduction of ambient noise when using these devices versus just your iPhone.

I’ve been using this mic since the end of March and honestly I love it. I work for a home builder and I use it all the time to record our agents for Instagram and Facebook videos. It’s super small and discreet so on camera you barely notice it, which is exactly what I wanted. Sound comes out super clean and clear which makes editing way easier. I also pair it with my DJI Osmo Pocket 3 and the combo is awesome. The video looks amazing and with this mic the audio finally matches, haha. No more tinny room sound or wind ruining takes. The battery lasts plenty long for me, I’ve done multiple shoots in a day and still had juice left. Connecting it to my phone is basically plug and go, no stress. It’s kinda funny because a lot of people don’t even realize I’m using a mic until they see the little clip up close. That’s how low profile it looks. But the difference in audio is night and day. I seriously wish I bought it sooner. Overall, no complaints here. Works great, sounds great, and it’s made my workflow so much easier. Easily a 5 star buy. If you make content for social or even just want something reliable for video work, this mic is a no brainer, lol.

Perfection. Includes: Case Storage bag Charging cable Phone adapter receiver 2 wireless/magnetic button mics with magnet backing (so 4 pieces) 2 wind covers (dead cats) Neck Lanyard Stickers to personalize or camouflage your mic And more Great, clear audio in a super small package. Very secure magnets. I do all my filming while working outside and I have never come close to losing my mic. I got the android compatible one and I have zero issues with connectivity. Literally plug and ready. I highly recommend.

I've been doing Audio Visual Production for a living for nearly two decades, and these little mics blew me away. I don't use them professionally, but for an easy to use mic for conference calls while I'm traveling. They sound EXTREMELY good for being such a small unit, and the range and clarity is excellent. Not to mention great battery life for something so small, to boot. Plugged the dongle into my laptop and it's picked up instantly as a mic. And the accessories and mounting options included are borderline genius. You can just use the attached magnetic puck, they have a magnetic lavaliere clip if the person is wearing thicket clothes like a jacket, and also the around-neck lanyard will work in nearly any situation. The ONLY con to these is the dongle can be inconvenient. Since the USB C plug is in the middle and the body is flush and perpendicular to the plug, it blocks the 2nd USB C port on my laptop, so I have to use it with a USB C hub or a regular USB A adapter (neither are included) to be able to use another USB C device on my laptop. It would be nicer if the plug was offset to one side like how most wireless earbud low-latency dongles are designed. But in my opinion with how solid these are and at this price point, that's not even worth taking off half a star. The value for this system is insane. They sound nearly as good as the top-end mobile lav mic systems, and have a much better form factor and well thought out accessories. Having worked with professional multi-thousand-dollar wireless mics for years, I'm incredibly impressed with the Lark M2's. I wouldn't put them on someone going up on stage in front of thousands of people, but for their intended use as a personal set, podcasts, or on-the-spot mobile interviews, these are just a no-brainer compared to systems that are 3x-4x the price. Highly recommended.

As part of my job, I create an audio recording of my voice each week. Previously, I have used wired lavalier microphones. Eventually, I switched to a wireless, Bluetooth lav, but I wasn’t quite satisfied with the sound quality. Basics: The Hollyland Lark M2 comes with several pieces. There is a T-shaped usb-c connected receiver. You plug this piece into your phone, or other usb-c device. It will receive the sound from the mic/transmitter, and put it into your device, using whatever app you use to record. Two wireless mics/transmitters come with this set. These record your voice, and send the sound to the receiver, and thus into your phone or usb-c device. The receiver and transmitter will automatically connect whenever the receiver is plugged in and the mic is both turned on. When they are connected, each piece has a solid blue light on it. If you only connect one of the mics, the t-shaped receiver will show one solid blue light, and another blinking one. A yellow button on the mic/transmitter will turn it on or off. A short press on the button puts the mic into noise-cancellation mode. At this point, the little blue light turns green, rather than blue. The receiver and mics are stored in a small case that will also charge the mics. Along with these pieces are several other things that help you attach the mics. You can hang a magnet on a string around your neck. The mics/transmitters have a magnet on the back and will attach to this. So it looks like you are wearing a necklace with a round pendant, which is, in fact, the microphone. If you prefer, you can place a magnet on the inside of your shirt, and attach the mic to it on the outside of your shirt. Simple, and you can place it anywhere. Finally, if you have clothing where this is appropriate, you can use a clip and magnet to clip the mic on wherever you like. I find this magnet system to be incredibly versatile, and easy to implement. Sound Quality. The Lark M2 has excellent sound quality. In fact, at first I thought it wasn’t going to work, because it reproduced sound TOO faithfully. I like to walk around when I record my voice, and the mic was picking up the creaking floor, or the sound of my cat trying to get into the room. But then I discovered that there is a noise cancellation function. You push the yellow button on the mic piece, and the blue connection light turns green, both on the transmitter and on the receiver. The green light means that noise cancellation is on. With noise cancellation, I found I had the sound I wanted. Note on connection. I record into a Google Pixel 6a phone. The phone has a case to protect it. I found that the USB C connector on the Lark M2 was short enough that phone case was sometimes pushing it out, causing the transmitter to disconnect from the phone. This was easily solved with a USB C extension adapter, available for a couple of dollars from Amazon. I’m very glad I purchased this, and I would highly recommend it to anyone who frequently records voices.

I have an iPhone 15 (non-Pro version). I was able to attach the Hollyland wireless receiver in the USB-C charging port on the phone and pair it with the magnetic microphone(s). The microphones work great! Clear, amplified audio with noise-cancelling abilities. The product comes with a charging case, USB A to USB C cable, windscreens for both microphones, lanyards with magnetic holders for both microphones, and a manual are all included. Install the HollyAudio app on your phone (Android or iOS) and you can make some minor adjustments once you touch the (+) symbol in the upper right of the app which gives you a dropdown menu for a Bluetooth Connection or USB Connection. I tried to upgrade the charging box via the website's firmware upgrade. I was unsuccessful, even after getting my Mac Mini M4 to accept the download. This happened on both my Mac Mini and Macbook Pro (both M4s). I'm not a novice to doing firmware updates, so this was frustrating and unusual. On the upside, this setup works very well for enhanced audio when used with your iPhone. I left my phone connected and hit record. I walked around the house, in and out of rooms, shutting doors behind me. Our home is only 1350 sq', but I found the audio maintained as I moved around glitch-free. When I went outside, about 30-feet from the phone inside in my office on my desk, the audio finally started to cut in and out on the recording. I believe that the claim of up to 300' outdoors and in a straight line, is probably accurate. A wonderful piece of equipment for vlogging or outdoor interviews. To connect to my Mac Mini, I put the receiver into the USB C port in the front and once the blue lights turned to green, so did my microphone, letting me know they were paired. Audio was as expected and easily achieved. Just had to make sure the input sound was set for "wireless microphone"; Hollyland did not appear in the name. In the box were some stickers to cover the logo. Some silly, and some black. The lanyards were a nice addition too, but really, really thin string instead of a cord. I think I'll see if I can find something else to upgrade it, although the magnetic clip worked well even through a thick sweatshirt. As for durability, I think that depends upon how hard you are on your equipment. I could see using these daily and not having any issues unless I was bushwacking or in a climate that exposed it to water. As far as I know, they are not water or weather-proof microphones. The charging case is recharged by a USB-C connection and stores both microphones and the receiver. I have a DJI wireless mic and it works, but the audio captured by the Hollyland Lark M2 is better. It also has a key feature that I wanted. You can double tap the button on your microphone and it remotely starts your video recording on your phone! The updated version got rid of this function, which seems odd to me, as it's such a great feature! My lack of ability to upgrade firmware with ease (I may still be successful... although I'm not optimistic) and the fact that I have to take the case (a thin magnetic case by Otterbox) off of my iPhone 15 before the receiver will click into place to talk with my microphone, are the reasons I removed one star. A USB C extender (not included) might solve this issue, but I've not tried it yet. If you want stellar audio for video taken with your phone when you are near or far away from your phone, get it. It's a surprisingly good rig.

Really solid mic kit for the price. It comes with everything you need and it was easy to set up. The audio sounds way clearer than my phone, and it honestly made my videos feel more professional right away. Totally worth it if you’re making content.