Hollyland

Hollyland in Kenya

Wireless audio and video links for people who actually shoot.

2 products in stockFrom Ksh 17,000Founded 2013Shenzhen, China

Hollyland makes the unglamorous equipment that decides whether a video is usable: wireless microphones, camera-to-monitor video transmitters, and intercom systems for crews. Its Lark microphone range in particular has become a standard pick for creators who need clean audio without a boom operator.

The appeal is professional capability at accessible pricing. A Lark clip-on kit gives you broadcast-usable sound straight into a phone or camera, and the Mars video transmitters send a monitoring feed to a director without cables across a set.

If your video looks fine but sounds poor, this is the part of the catalogue to fix first — audio quality affects perceived production value more than resolution does.

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The Hollyland range, explained

What each family is actually for, so you can tell the difference before you spend.

Lark wireless mics

Clip-on transmitters with a charging case. The fastest route to clean audio on phone or camera.

Mars video transmitters

Send a live camera feed wirelessly to a monitor or phone for directing and focus pulling.

Solidcom intercom

Full-duplex wireless headsets for crews on events and multi-camera shoots.

Landmark Hollyland releases

  • 2023–2024

    Hollyland Lark M2 / Lark Max

    M2 is exceptionally small and clips almost invisibly; Max is the higher-end option with better range and recording.

  • 2023

    Hollyland Mars 4K

    Long-range wireless monitoring for larger productions.

Expected next from Hollyland

Not confirmed by Hollyland. These are expectations based on the brand’s past release pattern, not announcements. Specifications, names, pricing and dates can all change, and we don’t take pre-orders against them.

  • Rolling

    Continued Lark and Mars iterations

    Hollyland refreshes frequently without a fixed calendar. Unconfirmed.

Which Hollyland to buy

For most creators the Lark range is the right buy, and a two-transmitter kit is worth it even if you usually film alone — interviews come up sooner than you expect.