Hollyland Lark 150 Dual Wireless audio transmission kit

Hollyland Lark 150 Dual Wireless Audio Kit – 5ms Latency and up to 100m Range

The Hollyland Lark 150 is a compact clip-on wireless microphone system that operates on the 2.4 GHz band. It ships as a 2 TX & 1 RX combo, making it suitable for videographers, vloggers and mobile journalists who need a simple, reliable wireless audio solution. The system is plug-and-play so you can focus on capturing the shot rather than wrestling with settings.

Compact design with built-in microphones and easy setup

The transmitters include a built-in omnidirectional microphone that also functions as a lavalier mic, so you can clip on or use an external lavalier depending on your needs. The receiver features an OLED display that clearly shows battery status, audio level, signal strength and other essential information. The included charging case simplifies charging, auto-pairing, firmware upgrades and secure storage for the whole system.

Performance and recording modes

The Lark 150 delivers professional-grade sound quality with an ultra-low latency of 5ms and a wireless range of up to 100m. It offers three recording modes — mono, stereo and safety mode — to suit different capture scenarios. The receiver provides a 3.5mm TRS output that sends a mic-level signal, making the system compatible with DSLRs, portable audio recorders, computers and similar devices.

Key Features

• 5ms Latency with up to 100m Range — ultra-low latency and long-range wireless transmission.
• 2 TX & 1 RX Combo — two transmitters and one receiver included for dual-operator capture or backup.
• 2.4GHz Digital Wireless Transmission with Clear Sound Under Any Conditions — digital link on the 2.4 GHz band.
• Mini Size with Lightweight — compact, portable transmitters designed for easy on-camera or wearable use.
• Professional-Grade Sound Quality — intended to meet the needs of pro-sumer and professional creators.
• Built-In Lithium Batteries, with an Ultra Long Run Time — rechargeable internal batteries for extended use.
• 21-Stage Digital Gain Adjustment — precise control over input levels to prevent clipping and optimize recordings.
• Contact Charging Case — charges transmitters and receiver while providing storage and transport.
• Built in Mic and Lav Mic Switching Automatically — the transmitter switches between its internal mic and a lavalier when connected.
• Multiple Systems Using in One Location — supports operation of more than one system concurrently in the same area.

Compatibility and typical use cases

The Lark 150 works well with DSLRs, mirrorless cameras, portable audio recorders and computers due to its 3.5mm TRS mic-level output. Use it for interviews, vlogs, run-and-gun reporting and any situation where fast setup and reliable wireless audio are priorities. The system’s auto-pairing and charging case make it especially useful for mobile journalists and creators who need quick deployment and easy transport.

What’s in the box

• Charging Case x 1
• Transmitter x 2
• Receiver x 1
• Furry Windshield x 2
• 3.5mm TRS Cable x 1
• USB Type-A to Type-C Cable x 1
• Lavalier Microphone x 2
• User Guide x 1

Technical specifications

FAQ

Question: Can I use the Lark 150 with my DSLR or mirrorless camera?
Answer: Yes. The receiver outputs a mic-level signal through a 3.5mm TRS connection, which makes it compatible with DSLRs, mirrorless cameras and many portable recorders and computers.

Question: How does the charging case help my workflow?
Answer: The contact charging case charges the transmitters and receiver, stores the system safely for transport, and handles auto-pairing and firmware upgrades so you can get set up quickly on location.

Question: What recording modes are available and when would I use safety mode?
Answer: The Lark 150 offers mono, stereo and safety mode. Use mono for single-channel recordings, stereo for two-channel capture, and safety mode to record a backup channel to protect against unexpected clipping or signal issues.

Question: Can I run several Lark 150 systems in the same venue?
Answer: Yes. The system supports using multiple units in one location, which helps when you need multiple wireless pairs for interviews, panel discussions or multi-camera shoots.