If you’re looking for a reliable system for shooting with smartphones, I recommend that you look at the Lark C1. This is designed to work as a plug-and-play system and comes in dedicated Android and iOS versions (for iPads and iPhones). The transmitter has a few buttons at most. There is a button for turning the device on and another one for pairing or noise cancellation. Even the receiver has also just a power button, a pairing/volume up button with settings for low, middle, and high, and a volume down/mode switch button between stereo and mono sound. However after using them for a week or so, I started having issues with the units syncing to the main unit. They'd eventually work, but not without some odd troubleshooting on my part. Also the built-in mics just can't compare to the quality of my Rode Wireless Go IIs. While I can get away sometimes without further editing my audio with them, I found myself wanting to edit the audio recording on these M1s regardless of how big or small the project was. Whether you’re using top-of-the-line models from industry leaders like Apple or Samsung, such as the iPhone 13 Pro or the Samsung S21, the Lark M1 ensures that superior audio quality is always within your reach. Its broad compatibility transcends these flagship models, extending to other premium brands and their diverse range of devices.

The build and handling are excellent, I may not be overly impressed with the aesthetics of the charging case, but the transmitters and receivers are expertly designed. The only quibble with the transmitter mics is the large logo you’ll need to cover with tape. In essence, the Hollyland Lark M1 and its seamless iPhone integration ensure that high quality audio is easily accessible. Whether you’re a vlogger, live-streamer, or audio enthusiast, the Lark M1 lets you capture your voice in the best possible quality with the utmost convenience. Unbeatable, High Quality Audio with HearClear Noise Cancellation This wireless microphone system combines TWS earbuds with a Cyberpunk 2077 sort of feel, especially with the contrast yellow on the interior of the charging case. The Hollyland logo and wordings on the product also gives it a nice touch, making it look more edgy. While I was reading the specifications of the Lark M1, one thing caught my attention – built-in noise cancellation. In real-life situations, when you’re shooting in a noisy place, this can play spoilsport to your audio. With the noise-canceling feature built into the transmitters, the Mark M1 can cut down on the ambient sound and transmit much better quality audio. This M1 Duo version I am reviewing is designed for scenarios where two people are in the frame, and a dual-channel setup is used to record the audio. The built-in clip system makes them easy to attach to a piece of clothing. The system works with proper cameras and smartphones (both Android and iPhones).If you are looking for a compact and easy-to-use wireless mic solution, look no further than the Hollyland Lark M1. The duo kit arrives with two mics and receiver, with a set-up that is just about as straightforward as they come. This is a dual mic setup, and that invariably suggests that the system can record in stereo mode. You can select which mic corresponds to which side of the frame and choose the channel accordingly. Aussi la connectique USB-C/USB-C (le récepteur - RX - possèdent une connectique USB-C pour le recharger en plus du boitier de charge) fonctionne comme une source audio pour le PC : Mais, le son est très très faible et donc inexploitable. C'est dommage car le RX est bien reconnu comme source audio. I recently reviewed the Lark 150, and it had these wonderful control knobs on the receiver, which you could use to fine-tune and control the transmitter levels, especially for fluctuating audio levels.

The LarkM1’s transmitter can broadcast a clear clean signal from a distance without drop out (as you’ll see/hear from our supporting video). (Image credit: George Cairns / Digital Camera World) La cancelacion de sonido es util en mi opinion y siento que muchas personas se podran beneficiar de eso pero no es algo que yo personalmente estare usando porque me gusta editar mi propio audio. When talking about the Lark M1 lavalier microphone wireless device, you may wonder what exactly the differences are between the Lark M1 and Lark 150 (Hollyland’s first innovation in wireless lavalier mic production).In a few short years, the options for wireless mics have transformed, along with the prices. The RODE Wireless Mic GO and GO II really set the level and since their release, other companies have been hot on RODE’s heels with equally small, and cheap solutions. But the reach of this wireless mic goes even further. It pairs well with devices from other significant players in the tech market such as Honor, OPPO, Vivo, OnePlus, and Realme. Furthermore, it is also compatible with several models from renowned camera manufacturers such as Sony, Canon, Nikon, Fuji, and Panasonic. This wide-ranging compatibility reflects Hollyland’s dedication to providing an inclusive audio solution that caters to users of diverse devices. S21, S20+, S20, S10+, Note 9, Note 8, S9+, S9, S10, A71, A70, A52, A51, A50, A50S, A32, A31, A30, M31, M21 Charging can be done on the go using the plastic charging cum storage case provided with the system. Alternatively, the transmitters, the receiver, and the charging case itself can be charged using a type-C USB cable. Conclusion

But the Lark M1 doesn’t stop at ease of use. It ensures that every recording you make on your iPhone, whether it’s the latest iPhone 13 or an earlier model like the iPhone XS Max, is of exceptional quality. The Lark M1 captures rich, detailed sound, enhancing your videos with audio that complements your visual content perfectly. The Lark M1 wireless lavalier microphone has a body that is both elegant and small, and it is capable of producing omnidirectional sounds of exceptionally rich quality. This microphone is very portable and lightweight, making it suitable for attachment to nearly anyone’s collar. The charging case is intended to both store and charge two transmitters in addition to the receiver, maximizing both the amount of time that the device may be used and its mobility. To control the audio levels in real-time, you’ve to use the 3.5mm audio out of your camera to plug in a headphone and monitor the audio levels in real-time. Setup and use Commentaire après quelques jours. Ce produit est de bonne qualité de fabrication et très facile d'utilisation. Le tout est livré avec une housse rigide de protection. Coté audio, la qualité du son brut est au RDV pour ces petits micros mobiles. En fonction de l'usage, les petits traitements habituels sur le son est de mise en post-traitement ou directement lors de l'enregistrement. The receiver, on the other hand, comes with a 200 mAh rechargeable unit. The maximum juice you can get out of a full charge is stated to be 8 hours again. In real-life situations, this is a little less. For a full charge, the receiver requires about 1.5 hours to charge both the receiver and the transmitters.

FAQ

With its superior sound quality and reliable performance, the Lark M1 collar microphone wireless is the ideal choice for any discerning recording engineer. It is also a cheap wireless lavalier microphonefor blogging and shooting. Auto Frequency Hopping Technology & Long Wireless Transmission Distance The charging case is made out of hard plastic. It has a solid feeling, and it’s pretty reassuring to hold in the hands. I would recommend that you do not use the charging box in a rough manner. Again, considering this is a budget, there has been some cutting or corners. But I don’t think that the quality has been compromised too much. The microphone wireless lavalier technology works by rapidly changing the frequency of the signal, making it more difficult for eavesdroppers to intercept the data. In addition, frequency hopping also helps to reduce interference from other devices that are using the same or similar frequencies.