Hollyland - Lark M1 Duo

I recently went from the Hollyland Lark M1 to the Rode Wireless Pro. I'm certainly no pro but it's worth the extra money from my perspective. I'm doing outdoor/bike-related Insta/Youtube content on different devices - phone, Insta360 Go3, Sony A6K depending on the location. The M1 used to clip heaps and would pick up so much wind noise even with wind protection. The Rode I can do voiceovers on the bike in 50km/h winds and it's super clear. I also no longer have to use the phone for recording on all devices, I just use the Rode on-board recording and sync audio later on.

Ho una X5 con microfono Hollyland Lark M1 e non funziona. Il video si blocca dopo 8 secondi e non registra nessun audio. Mostra anche un messaggio di errore sul display. Collegato con cavo Hollyland originale Jack stereo 3,5 to usb-c. Perché? 

I have the $30 Lark set from Hollyland and they’re great for recording at my desk and in the studio. The noise cancellation completely removes the ambient background noise like my PC and room fans. I’d expect the higher end model to be a bit more robust, but loud environmental noise can be a gamble.

Wireless lav mics with magnets will be a great help. Hollyland, Neewer, and Boya I can vouch for.

The new one from Hollyland is so tiny it's as small as a lav. Problem is the audio quality isn't quite good enough (their bigger version sounds better). But soon we'll actually have good sounding and cheap lav mics that are their own transmitter. Pretty cool.

hollyland lark solves these issues

https://a.co/d/hHFaJtT I was using a hollyland lark. But somebody pointed me towards this one because the receiver can go right on the side of the camera and doesn’t show up on the invisible stick. And it works pretty dang good. Down the road if Insta360 ever allows you to have two of their air mics in operation at the same time. I may switch over to those. At the moment, I’m pretty happy with this one.

Yeah, but that's not comparable. You're kinda talking apples and oranges here. I've got a couple NTG1s that RODE sent me and I agree that they're great, but you need to set them up on a boom stand, run XLR cable to camera/recorder - then in terms of position you have to watch out for background nosie. In a controlled environment I'd probably prefer it to lavs (although I'm starting to shift a bit on that position) The nice thing with these modern wireless mic packs is you just pop them on, send the signal back to the camera and they have their own backup recording on board. I prefer the Hollyland Lark personally... but this is such a leap ahead from the old ENG wireless gear like Sennheiser G series and Sony wireless sets (and these mics in a two bundle vs. only a single channel of those old wireless systems that cost about 3 times as much).

Oh nice… must’ve been an update… I know the Hollyland Lark works

Any of the Hollyland Lark series is great if you wanted something more versatile than a desk mic.