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product_id: 637203795
title: "Hollyland Lark Max Wireless Lavalier Microphone System with Professional ENC, Studio Quality, 22H Duration, 820ft(250m) Range, Compatible with Cameras, iPhone, Android, PC-Black + 2X Turnstile Mics"
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# 820ft ultra-long wireless range 22H total battery life 48kHz/24-bit studio quality Hollyland Lark Max Wireless Lavalier Microphone System with Professional ENC, Studio Quality, 22H Duration, 820ft(250m) Range, Compatible with Cameras, iPhone, Android, PC-Black + 2X Turnstile Mics

**Brand:** hollyland
**Price:** AR$758173
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Elevate your sound game—because your story deserves to be heard crystal clear!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Hollyland Lark Max Wireless Lavalier Microphone System with Professional ENC, Studio Quality, 22H Duration, 820ft(250m) Range, Compatible with Cameras, iPhone, Android, PC-Black + 2X Turnstile Mics by hollyland
- **How much does it cost?** AR$758173 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- hollyland enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hollyland brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **All-Day Power On The Go:** Up to 7.5 hours per transmitter, extendable to 22 hours with charging case—never miss a moment on set.
- • **Built-In Backup Recording:** 8GB internal storage per transmitter records 14 hours of lossless WAV files—security for your most important projects.
- • **Crystal-Clear Studio Audio:** Capture every nuance with 48kHz sampling, 24-bit depth & 70dB SNR for professional-grade sound.
- • **Unmatched Wireless Freedom:** Experience ultra-long 820ft range with stable 2.4GHz transmission—perfect for dynamic shoots and outdoor events.
- • **Seamless Multi-Device Compatibility:** Plug & play with cameras, iPhone, Android, and PC—your versatile audio companion for any setup.

## Overview

The Hollyland Lark Max Wireless Lavalier Microphone System delivers studio-quality 48kHz/24-bit audio with professional ENC noise cancellation, an ultra-long 820ft wireless range, and up to 22 hours of battery life via its charging case. Designed for seamless compatibility with cameras, smartphones, and PCs, it features dual transmitters with built-in 8GB internal recording for backup, making it the ultimate tool for interviews, vlogging, and professional content creation.

## Description

Become an audio professional with the LARK MAX Duo 2.4GHz 2-Person Wireless Lavalier Microphone System in Black. This high-quality, durable, and compact microphone system is designed by Hollyland, a reputable brand known for its superior audio equipment. The LARK MAX Duo is a user-friendly wireless lavalier microphone system that operates on the 2.4GHz frequency, ensuring clear and stable audio transmission. It's perfect for various audio recording applications, including interviews, vlogging, podcasting, electronic field production, and online teaching. This system is equipped with industry-first MaxTimbre Mic technology and advanced ENC technology, providing unparalleled crystal-clear sound. The 48kHz sampling rate, 24-bit bit depth, 70 dB SNR, and 128 dB max SPL ensure every detail and nuance is captured with stunning clarity. The MaxTimbre Mic technology features a multilayer membrane microphone design that optimizes voice recording for crisp, clear results. The multilayer acoustic structure effectively eliminates unwanted resonances and enhances performance with a durable mesh of superior wind-proof and vibration-isolation features. The LARK MAX Duo also utilizes advanced Digital Signal Processing (DSP) technology to enhance audio signal quality and reduce unwanted noise and interference. The ENC technology detects and minimizes surrounding noise, ensuring the audio quality remains crystal clear and distortion-free, even in loud recording environments. The LARK MAX Duo transmitter also serves as a standalone recorder with built-in 8GB of storage, allowing for up to 14 hours of uncompressed and lossless WAV files. This feature ensures that you won't miss any important moments. Designed with a compact charging case, the LARK MAX Duo offers virtually unlimited recording adventures. The transmitter's operation time is about 7.5 hours and can reach up to 22 hours with a fully charged charging case. The receiver can operate for up to 9 hours and can be charged and used simultaneously. The LARK MAX Duo is compatible with various devices, including DSLR cameras, mirrorless cameras, action cameras, camcorders, and more. It provides an ultra-long wireless line-of-sight (LOS) range of up to 820ft (250m) with dual high-gain antennas and advanced adaptive frequency hopping (AFH) technology. Each transmitter comes with a convenient back clip and a clip magnet, making it easy to attach to any garment or object. The 1.1" colorful and vivid AMOLED touchscreen on the receiver allows for easy adjustment of transmitter settings and provides a real-time visual check. The LARK MAX Duo offers various audio recording modes and EQ settings, including Hi-Fi, Low Cut, and Vocal Boost, providing flexibility and precision in your audio recording. With its sleek and stylish appearance, the LARK MAX Duo 2.4GHz 2-Person Wireless Lavalier Microphone System in Black is not just a high-quality audio device, but also a stylish addition to your professional toolkit.

Review: Just so good! - I have shot a few video interviews with this and it is just so good. I am only an amateur hobbyist who knows nothing, but this has just made everything so easy for me. Menu is easy and almost instinctive, although I did have to learn that there is a difference between gain and volume; two different things. Both you can easily adjust. About audio quality... When I was reviewing in post, I didn't see any reason to mess with the audio; it really is great as is. I did use TRS to TRS cable from the receiver to my Sony a7iv ... That was easy. I did use noise cancelation, and there is my only complaint. You are supposed to be able to turn ENC on or off (Environment Noise Cancelation) with a press of a button on the microphone ... But here is the problem: it doesn't always work. What's supposed to happen is, by default, when you take the mic out of the case, it's in regular mode (blue light), then, if you press the ENC button on the mic, it's supposed to turn green (indicating that ENC is on). Then, if you press the ENC button again, it's supposed to turn blue (indicating that you are in regular mode and no longer ENC mode). But this function doesn't always work. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. So mysterious. If you fiddle with it long enough, repeatedly, it MAY eventually work, maybe, but it's not an on-the-spot-on-demand-one-click function. Nope. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Good luck to us all. Everything else about the Lark Max is just so good! It's expensive, but you get what you pay for here. I personally think it is worth every penny! I came from the Lark M1, and that's not even in the same neighborhood as this when it comes to ease of use. I don't think so. This has an actual menu and there is a physical knob to adjust volume ... You can actually see and feel what volume you would using. I LOVE that there is a headphone input and that's crazy awesome coming from the Lark M1. So, to be clear, you get BOTH the port for the TRS cable (receiver to camera) AND you get another dedicated port for a headphone so you can monitor and adjust volume in real time. It's my first time ever having this capability and I can't ever go back to shooting "blind" and hoping things work out. You will have to invest for a set of headphones with a 3.5mm jack though. About the range ... I am only going to be using this for interviews and I am not going beyond 15 feet max. I just don't have a need to ever have to go beyond that distance, even 15' would be a weird interview, but if I did need a longer range, maybe for a sporting event, I do know the the ENC function works very well. So, I bet the range is good, but I personally just don't need 800 feet! Goodness, what for???!!! The case charges the two transmitters (microphones) and the one receiver without being plugged in to a wall outlet. The actual case is a battery itself that charges the transmitters and the receiver. It's cool, and works great. I have shot the past two days and I have not once considered plugging this set up to a charger. I'm not shooting a two hour long movie. So, I have had zero concern about the batteries on this set up. Thinking that the battery life is more that adequate for my use case. By the way, I recommend spending the extra $20 to get the Lark Max package with the two lavaliere mics. It's normally $30 each, so $60 for two. But, if you get the package with the two lavaliere mics, it's "only" an additional $20. Not sure I'll use these yet, but maybe there's a use-case for this someday- maybe. I have tried all the mic set ups ... With out without the fluffy furry things, I THINK they are called "dead cats," I'm not sure, buts the fluffy things to block wind noise. It works and I'm using it each time. I have tried shooting with the mics inside the shirt/sweater and outside, and, it works. Couldn't really tell a difference, but I have noticed that I am kind of sort of maybe getting a better quality then the speaker holds it in their hand ... Kind of, but it's so hard to tell! For most of the things I shot, the mics were mounted on the shirt. All that to say that I'm not sure the lavaliere mics are going ever be necessary for my use case. That maget by the way is surprisingly powerful. I mean, that thing is so strong that's it's kind of hard to pull off the back plate of the mic; you kind of really have to pry it off and a string finger. Otherwise , the clips work well and I have no complaints at all there. Anyways, if you can afford this, I recommend it. If you can't, then I recommend you wait, save up, then, get this. I would skip the Lark M1 altogether. I have not tested this (Lark Max) with my Google phone yet. It SHOULD work, I hope, but I was never able to get the Lark M1 to work with a phone, any phone, with any combination of cables and any version of adapters. I hope the Lark Max can do it. Maybe I'll update this after testing that soon. So, get this, but, good luck with that ENC button!
Review: Typical Hollyland design.! Awesome.!!! - Typical Hollyland design.! Everything about this product is fabulous, the mechanical design, the operation and of course the audio is exactly as they say.!!! Thank you, the equipment is a pleasure to use.

## Features

- 2x Transmitter - Receiver - Charging Case - 3.5mm TRS Cable - USB-C to Lightning Cable - USB-C to USB-C Cable - USB-C to USB-A Cable - 2x Furry Windscreen - 2x Magnetic Clip - Storage Bag - Hollyland 1 Year Limited Warranty - 2x Turnstile Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone
- Studio Quality Audio: Lark Max wireless lapel microphone comes with a 48kHz sampling rate, 24-bit depth, 70dB SNR (no interference noise), and a maximum of 128dB SPL (no sonic boom, providing more possibilities when recording in loud environments), capturing every detail and nuance with stunning clarity.
- Professional Environmental Noise Cancellation: First time our wireless lavalier microphone is equipped with professional ENC technology, effectively recognizes and reduces environmental noise but still captures the low-frequency audio details for you.
- One-Click Internal Recording: No additional app is needed for this lavalier microphone, just one-click recording. Each transmitter has an 8GB, 14 hours duration internal audio recording, recording epic sound quality in uncompressed and lossless wav files. Provides an extra layer of security when working on important projects.
- 820ft (250m) Long Range Transmission: Lark Max wireless lav mic features max 820ft ultra-long distance transmission (in an open area, with no obstacles). Digital audio transmission technology provides a stabler and clearer audio collection, no interference. Perfect for outdoor events, interviews, and vlogging.
- 22-Hour Battery Life: Lark Max wireless mic provides a charging case and a storage bag. Each Tx duration is 7.5 hours and can reach up to 22 hours with a fully charged charging case. One More Thing-The receiver can be charged and used simultaneously. Will last an entire day on set.
- Sound Cavity Design: A good sound cavity is the key. By redesigning the multi-layer combination, Lark Max can capture more sound details, and produce natural, clear sounds.
- Wide Compatibility: Hollyland Lark Max wireless lapel microphone comes with all accessories you need to connect with a camera, iPhone, Android, or PC, all in one, and ready to go.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0D75P8ZQB |
| Color Name | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (55) |
| Date First Available | May 12, 2025 |
| EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 1 Years |
| Item model number | 6902 |
| Manufacturer | Hollyland |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Number of Channels | 2 |
| Product Dimensions | 7.5 x 5.2 x 4.2 inches |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 70 dB |
| UPC | 192223252714 |

## Product Details

- **Audio Sensitivity:** 70 Decibels
- **Brand:** Hollyland
- **Color:** Black
- **Compatible Devices:** Camera, Laptop, Personal Computer, Smartphone
- **Connectivity Technology:** 2.4GHz Digital Wireless
- **Connector Type:** 3.5mm TRS, USB Type-A
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 7.5 x 5.2 x 4.2 inches
- **Microphone Form Factor:** Lavalier
- **Polar Pattern:** Omnidirectional
- **Power Source:** Battery Powered

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just so good!
*by P***. on December 12, 2024*

I have shot a few video interviews with this and it is just so good. I am only an amateur hobbyist who knows nothing, but this has just made everything so easy for me. Menu is easy and almost instinctive, although I did have to learn that there is a difference between gain and volume; two different things. Both you can easily adjust. About audio quality... When I was reviewing in post, I didn't see any reason to mess with the audio; it really is great as is. I did use TRS to TRS cable from the receiver to my Sony a7iv ... That was easy. I did use noise cancelation, and there is my only complaint. You are supposed to be able to turn ENC on or off (Environment Noise Cancelation) with a press of a button on the microphone ... But here is the problem: it doesn't always work. What's supposed to happen is, by default, when you take the mic out of the case, it's in regular mode (blue light), then, if you press the ENC button on the mic, it's supposed to turn green (indicating that ENC is on). Then, if you press the ENC button again, it's supposed to turn blue (indicating that you are in regular mode and no longer ENC mode). But this function doesn't always work. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. So mysterious. If you fiddle with it long enough, repeatedly, it MAY eventually work, maybe, but it's not an on-the-spot-on-demand-one-click function. Nope. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Good luck to us all. Everything else about the Lark Max is just so good! It's expensive, but you get what you pay for here. I personally think it is worth every penny! I came from the Lark M1, and that's not even in the same neighborhood as this when it comes to ease of use. I don't think so. This has an actual menu and there is a physical knob to adjust volume ... You can actually see and feel what volume you would using. I LOVE that there is a headphone input and that's crazy awesome coming from the Lark M1. So, to be clear, you get BOTH the port for the TRS cable (receiver to camera) AND you get another dedicated port for a headphone so you can monitor and adjust volume in real time. It's my first time ever having this capability and I can't ever go back to shooting "blind" and hoping things work out. You will have to invest for a set of headphones with a 3.5mm jack though. About the range ... I am only going to be using this for interviews and I am not going beyond 15 feet max. I just don't have a need to ever have to go beyond that distance, even 15' would be a weird interview, but if I did need a longer range, maybe for a sporting event, I do know the the ENC function works very well. So, I bet the range is good, but I personally just don't need 800 feet! Goodness, what for???!!! The case charges the two transmitters (microphones) and the one receiver without being plugged in to a wall outlet. The actual case is a battery itself that charges the transmitters and the receiver. It's cool, and works great. I have shot the past two days and I have not once considered plugging this set up to a charger. I'm not shooting a two hour long movie. So, I have had zero concern about the batteries on this set up. Thinking that the battery life is more that adequate for my use case. By the way, I recommend spending the extra $20 to get the Lark Max package with the two lavaliere mics. It's normally $30 each, so $60 for two. But, if you get the package with the two lavaliere mics, it's "only" an additional $20. Not sure I'll use these yet, but maybe there's a use-case for this someday- maybe. I have tried all the mic set ups ... With out without the fluffy furry things, I THINK they are called "dead cats," I'm not sure, buts the fluffy things to block wind noise. It works and I'm using it each time. I have tried shooting with the mics inside the shirt/sweater and outside, and, it works. Couldn't really tell a difference, but I have noticed that I am kind of sort of maybe getting a better quality then the speaker holds it in their hand ... Kind of, but it's so hard to tell! For most of the things I shot, the mics were mounted on the shirt. All that to say that I'm not sure the lavaliere mics are going ever be necessary for my use case. That maget by the way is surprisingly powerful. I mean, that thing is so strong that's it's kind of hard to pull off the back plate of the mic; you kind of really have to pry it off and a string finger. Otherwise , the clips work well and I have no complaints at all there. Anyways, if you can afford this, I recommend it. If you can't, then I recommend you wait, save up, then, get this. I would skip the Lark M1 altogether. I have not tested this (Lark Max) with my Google phone yet. It SHOULD work, I hope, but I was never able to get the Lark M1 to work with a phone, any phone, with any combination of cables and any version of adapters. I hope the Lark Max can do it. Maybe I'll update this after testing that soon. So, get this, but, good luck with that ENC button!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Typical Hollyland design.! Awesome.!!!
*by C***O on March 26, 2025*

Typical Hollyland design.! Everything about this product is fabulous, the mechanical design, the operation and of course the audio is exactly as they say.!!! Thank you, the equipment is a pleasure to use.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to use
*by A***R on May 16, 2025*

Great mic for vlogging or youtube.

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