Compare in-stock Hollyland microphones from $99 to $449, with buying advice on handheld recording and small wireless clip-on systems.
Small clip-on microphones at $99 and $109
The Hollyland LARK M2S Duo Wireless Microphone - Space Gray USB-C Receiver costs $99. The Hollyland LARK M2S Mini Combo Wireless Microphone - Space Gray costs $109. Start here for vlogs and interviews where a small microphone on a collar is preferable to holding one. Both are in stock.
Each uses a 7 g transmitter with a titanium clip-on design and no visible logo. That matters when the microphone remains in the frame: a small collar attachment takes up less visual space than a handheld microphone. The receiver weighs 6 g, and the case weighs 80 g.
Both offer 48 kHz/24-bit audio with an omnidirectional pickup pattern and a 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response. Omnidirectional pickup captures sound from around the microphone, so keeping it close to the speaker still matters. Environmental noise cancellation is included, but placement remains the first step toward recording more voice than room sound.
Hollyland rates wireless range at 1,000 feet (300 meters) and lists approximately 9 hours of battery life. Both have a USB-C port; the Duo is specifically the USB-C receiver version. Choose the Duo if that receiver format is the requirement and price is the deciding factor. The Mini Combo has the same stated audio format and transmitter weight at $109.
Headphone monitoring and four-transmitter pairing at $189
The Hollyland LARK MAX 2 Solo Wireless Microphone - Space Gray is $189 and in stock. It is the lowest-priced LARK MAX 2 option here. Consider it for a recording setup that needs headphone monitoring alongside an audio feed to a camera with a compatible input.
The receiver has separate 3.5mm TRS line and headphone outputs. The line output carries the recording feed; the headphone output gives the operator a way to listen. Monitoring helps identify unwanted background sound while there is still an opportunity to address it, rather than discovering it in the edit. Included shoe-mount hardware provides a mounting option at the camera.
Hollyland lists 11 hours of transmitter battery life and 12 hours for the receiver. The transmitter weighs 14 g, while the receiver weighs 24 g. Magnetic attachment offers a different mounting approach from the titanium clip-on design of the smaller M2S models.
Range is rated at 820 feet (250 meters) with line of sight. That qualification means an unobstructed path, not the same distance through walls. One receiver can pair with up to four transmitters, supporting multi-person audio capture. The Solo is the least expensive route to those MAX 2 capabilities among these options.
The $269 and $299 Combo options
The Hollyland LARK MAX 2 Combo Wireless Microphone - Space Gray costs $269. The Hollyland LARK MAX 2 Ultimate Combo Wireless Microphone - Space Gray costs $299. Both are in stock and suit productions built around the MAX 2 system's multi-person pairing and monitoring connections.
Hollyland gives both the same core microphone specifications: omnidirectional pickup, a 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response and a 128 dB maximum SPL. Maximum SPL describes the loudest acoustic level the microphone is rated to handle. It is relevant around loud sources, but it does not measure how much background noise the system removes.
Both include AI noise cancellation and magnetic attachment. For interviews involving several people, pay particular attention to the receiver's ability to pair with up to four transmitters. That capability allows a multi-person recording setup to use one receiver, rather than requiring a separate receiver for every speaker.
The receiver measures 54.2 x 29.5 x 22.3 mm and weighs 24 g. Both versions share the Solo's separate 3.5mm TRS line and headphone outputs, along with its 11-hour transmitter and 12-hour receiver battery ratings. For a buyer comparing those core specifications, the Combo is the lower-priced of these two choices.
Handheld recording for music and streaming
The Hollyland MELO P1 Ultimate Combo is $449 and in stock. Choose it for music recording or streaming built around a handheld microphone rather than a clothing-mounted transmitter. It includes the microphone and a Smart Audio Mixer, with an interchangeable capsule design.
The cardioid pickup pattern differs from the omnidirectional LARK models above. A cardioid microphone favors sound arriving from the front. That makes the direction it points part of the setup: keep the intended voice or instrument in front of the capsule rather than treating every side alike.
Hollyland lists 32-bit float recording, a 114 dB dynamic range and a maximum SPL of 132 dB. The recording format provides more latitude for adjusting recorded levels afterward, useful when quiet speech gives way to a louder vocal performance. The acoustic limit still matters; 32-bit float recording is not a substitute for sensible microphone placement.
The system uses 2.4 GHz wireless with a rated range of 196 feet. Connections include USB-C output and 3.5mm input/output. The microphone has a metal build with shock absorption and weighs 255 g; the Smart Audio Mixer weighs 55 g. That is a different physical setup from a 7 g collar transmitter, so choose the handheld form deliberately.
Transmitter battery life is rated at 12 hours, with up to 40 hours available with the charging case. The longer figure includes charging-case use rather than describing one uninterrupted transmitter session. AI-powered background noise cancellation is also included.
How to choose
- Small clip-on microphone with USB-C: Start with the LARK M2S Duo at $99 for its USB-C receiver and 7 g transmitter. The M2S Mini Combo is $109, with the same stated transmitter weight and 48 kHz/24-bit audio format.
- Separate headphone monitoring and multi-person pairing: The LARK MAX 2 Solo at $189 is the lowest-priced option here with a dedicated 3.5mm headphone output and pairing for up to four transmitters per receiver. The Combo at $269 and Ultimate Combo at $299 share those capabilities.
- Handheld music recording or streaming: Choose the MELO P1 Ultimate Combo at $449 for its handheld cardioid microphone and Smart Audio Mixer. Its 32-bit float recording and 132 dB maximum SPL are the relevant specifications for managing changing recording levels and loud sources.
All six products are in stock at Unique Photo.
Prices at Unique Photo
- Hollyland MELO P1 Ultimate Combo: $449.00
- Hollyland LARK MAX 2 Ultimate Combo Wireless Microphone - Space Gray: $299.00
- Hollyland LARK MAX 2 Combo Wireless Microphone - Space Gray: $269.00
- Hollyland LARK MAX 2 Solo Wireless Microphone - Space Gray: $189.00
- Hollyland LARK M2S Mini Combo Wireless Microphone - Space Gray: $109.00
- Hollyland LARK M2S Duo Wireless Microphone - Space Gray USB-C Receiver: $99.00
Prices as of November 13, 2026. Browse more: Microphones, Hollyland at Unique Photo.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest Hollyland microphone in this lineup?
The Hollyland LARK M2S Duo Wireless Microphone - Space Gray USB-C Receiver is $99 and in stock.
Which Hollyland microphones have a headphone output?
The LARK MAX 2 Solo, Combo and Ultimate Combo each have a 3.5mm TRS headphone output. It is separate from the 3.5mm TRS line output.
How many transmitters can a Hollyland LARK MAX 2 receiver pair with?
One LARK MAX 2 receiver can pair with up to four transmitters for multi-person audio capture.
Does the Hollyland MELO P1 Ultimate Combo record 32-bit float audio?
Yes. Hollyland lists 32-bit float recording, along with a maximum SPL of 132 dB.