Hollyland - Lark M2 Wireless Microphone

The Hollyland Lark M2 is good. Also DJI products

It works well enough for me. But I am far from a sound expert.

What is your budget? The [Hollyland Lark M2](https://a.co/d/jkVdzIH) works really well. There are a couple different versions of it to fit with your device, but the sound is great.

If you choose to get the Lark M2, make sure your setup will record dual channels. They are notorious for only recording mono channel for both receivers unless hooked up properly to a camera.

From what I've read, unless you've got the Lark m2 camera receiver hooked into a camera with the proper cable, it will record both mics on the same channel and you won't be able to edit them independently. So if you're using it into a camera, you should be fine. 

on a budget go for wired lav or shotgun if you want wireless, perhaps the hollyand lark m2s? cheap(same price range) AND smaller than anything else on the market. so even if you upgrade it would be great for vlogging and usually the sennheiser g3 or the sony equiv is the bare minimum (2-4x this price)

Hollyland Lark A1 & Lark M2s have receivers that plug into the iPhone and record in stereo so you can adjust the audio separately. The mic/transmitters are small. The disadvantage of the A1 is that you put a magnet behind the shirt or blouse and put the mic on it on the outside of the garment. Two problems: that might not be practicable with some clothes, and somebody's going to pull the mic off and lose the magnet in their clothes. The M2s has the mic on a clip. As I recall, the A1 is about US $40, and the M2s is about $100, depending on which set you get.

Great price, small so it blends in well, love it so far! https://amzn.to/40RMSCH

I use the Hollyland Lark M2 Wireless Lavalier Microphone cos it's so easy to use, magnetic mic clip (so can attach to anything, and it doesn't "look" like a mic - including a button or a necklace (both in the box). U get 2 mics + reciever in a little carry box with a range that's insane (tested it to about 80 meters until signal began to go down the street in a built up area). Receiver plugs in either standard micro usb or regular 3.5mm jack. It replaced my wired mic about 6 months ago and can be used in a phone or proper DSLR/mirrorless job (fits on the camera flash shoe). I realise its not the same as your options, but worth adding to the shortlist for comp

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.

Not a fan of 2.8 zooms as they are heavy and expensive Can recommend 20-60 and a third party 35mm or 50mm primes instead. Mic wise can recommend maono wave T5. On par with holyland mark 2 and DJI mics, but a lot cheaper.

hollyland lark solves these issues

Better buy hollyland wireless mics. Better sound and not so expensive. I don’t like dji mic, because sounds bad. Best sound mic rode wireless pro. But it’s expensive) So if price matters for you choose hollyland (lark m2, or lark max)