Skip to content

This article features deals sourced directly by Gizmodo and produced independently of the editorial team. We may earn a commission when you buy through links on the site.

Deals

Forget DJI Mic Mini, Hollyland Lark M2 Wireless Microphone Set Is Back Near Its All-Time Low After Months on Amazon

Right now, you can save some cash when you order the Hollyland Lark M2 wireless mic for iPhone and Android over at Amazon.
By

Reading time 2 minutes

If you call yourself an online creator, and you’re still just using your phone’s built-in microphone as your only audio source for your videos, then look over here. You can be doing so much better. Audio quality should not be ignored. It can be the difference between someone immediately scrolling away, or sticking around so they can hear what you have to say. Plus, you can get professional grade audio in your short form content without spending too much money. Right now, Amazon has the Hollyland Lark M2 wireless microphone on sale for 10% off. This mic and receiver with charging case normally sells for $76, but the price comes down to just $68 thank to the deal, saving you eight bucks for a limited time.

See at Amazon

Hi-Fi Studio-Grade Sound Quality

This microphone can be simply clipped onto your lapel in order to capture accurate sound closely. The Lark M2 microphone captures sound in a 48kHz/24bit audio format with a 70dB signal-to-noise ratio.

It’s able to even makes use of noise cancellation. Just press the yellow button to toggle noise cancellation to help hush any distracting background sounds so this way the only audio that gets picked up with what you want to get picked up. You can use the HollyAudio app to adjust the levels of noise cancellation between strong and low to fit your specific recording needs.

The Lark M2 mic is super simple to use. It comes pre-paired at the factory with your receiver. Just adhere the transmitter to your shirt, hat, or whatever else you plan to attach it to. Then plug in the receiver via USB-C to your iPhone or Android phone. Your phone should now automatically default to recording sound from the Lark M2 microphone when you are shooting video.

You can even use the microphone transmitter to control your phone during a solo shoot. Just press the noise-cancellation button twice on the mic to start or stop recording, or to take a photo.

You’re going to get a pretty lengthy battery life out of the Lark M2 microphone. when not using enhanced noise cancellation, you can achieve a continuous recording time of up to 10 hours on a single charger. The charging case is able to provide two full recharges, and can bring the dead mic back to full battery in just an hour and half. That means you can get a total runtime of 30 hours out of this mic before you need to go find a wall outlet to plug the case back into.

See at Amazon

Share this story

Sign up for our newsletters

Subscribe and interact with our community, get up to date with our customised Newsletters and much more.