Hollyland Lark 150 Wireless Lavalier Microphone with Charging Case, Lapel Mic with 3 Audio Modes, 18H Battery, 330ft (100m) Range, 5ms Latency, Compatible with Camera, Android, PC, Black

I have a site called Drumming News Network, I have filmed interviews with drummers, filmed concerts, for years. Lugging all of that gear around is difficult, sometimes you need to do an interview on the fly - so now I use my cell phone, I tether it to this unit. You can quickly clip it onto your subject quickly and easily, it's ready to go. The distance works well.I have broadcast cameras, mixers, microphones, and wireless lapel mic's, and if you are running-and-gunning, or need to throw a mic and get to it - this is the system.The sound quality is really good, and sensitive. I was in a loud setting with drums, people yelling, and had to do a quick interview with two subjects. i was 2 feet from them and could barely hear a word they were saying, I had the mic's set to low (approximately 1/3 turning of the volume knob) and they were picked up perfectly, this system must have a nature noise canceling or filtering feature that I didn't know about.But I made a mistake, half way through the interview, because they were talking so softly I turned up the volume, bad idea, the mic's are so sensitive that it distorted the interview to a point it was unusable. Check your levels first if you can, I had just gotten this unit, flew to California to film this event, literally walked through the door and asked to do immediate interviews with artists and was filming within 10-minutes. I never used this unit, plugged it in, and started shooting. I filmed for 2 hours, including walk around interviews and this rocked. When the levels are set right (remember keep levels low and do a quick check), it sounds nearly pro, and coupled with an iPhone (using a Apple Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter) the image looks great. Crazy.Worth the purchase....

Although not inexpensive - this unit does an excellent job. Comes in it's own charger case and is very well designed. Easily adjusted. The sound quality is excellent. Highly recommended.

From when I opened the box to my first use I was super excited. The sound right out the box on this is great. It was very easy to set up. I was happy to see not only could I use it on my Canon 90d, but it also worked well with my gopro hero 8 rig. I'm ready to make some videos now!!!

I have used them in countless productions, they last a whole day of shooting, they have never been discharged, they have a phenomenal audio quality, today we have many more brands with more technology and things. But I wouldn't trade them for anything, I don't go out on any shoot without them.

Works well once I got it working. I did several tests with no luck. My video had no audio. It turns out the connecting audio cord it comes with did not work at all. Defective. I found another one and hooked it up. Vuala! It worked. All in all a great product for the money. Iblove the ease of charging. Less cords to use!

This wireless system is amazing. First, you have a charging box and two transmitters that if you are recording one person at a time, will easily get you through a day of shooting. Along with this, I personally prefer to use the safety track feature and use one mic and that way you can record and have a -6db backup track if you peak the main track. Really, this solves most of the problems recording directly into a DSLR.Also, with the current state of production, this is a good choice to use with zoom. Using the built in mic with the lapel you don't have to wire up so you can avoid having a mic in your face and you are not tethered to a specific location. Clip the transmitter to a laptop and plug it in to the mic port and you're set.The small size of the transmitters and receivers has to be seen in person to really believe it. They are all tiny and perfect for using with your camera of choice and won't add much weight to the gimbal.The value for the money is well beyond any of its competitors and that's coming from someone that has used Sennheiser wireless mics for years.

The mics work fine and sound great, so I don’t have an issue with the mic, but my order was supposed to come with two wired lavalier microphones, like the listing and the video states, but it did not arrive. Honestly, this wasn’t an issue at all for me because I could just contact the manufacturer to send me the missing pieces. Well I contact Hollyland and their support team tells me that the product doesn’t come with two lavalier microphones (it absolutely does) and that it’s purchased separately, which is completely different than what the listing states and what everyone else is receiving in their package. Then when I sent multiple screen shots and videos as proof that the listing does in fact come with two lavalier mics, they stopped replying. It’s been a few days now and still no response.It’s a shame cause one of the biggest reasons why I picked this over the Rode Wireless Go was because it came with two lavalier mics while the Rode doesn’t. I would have probably rated 4-5 stars if I received everything, but the fact that I didn’t receive such a crucial piece, added with terrible communication with them not responding back, and then outright lying about or, at best, not even knowing what comes in their own products makes me give a 1 star.

The media could not be loaded. The Hollyland Lark150 is a serious step in the right direction when it comes to Wireless Mic Systems. They integrate the use of a charging case which is a game changer. This kit is exactly what you expect it to be. One thing that I found to be very cool was that the transmitters connect to the receiver right as you take them out of the case. It literally takes 10 seconds to set up. If you are thinking about getting this kit, just do it.