In my latest video I paired up (get it?) with Hollyland for a product review of their new Lark 150 wireless microphone kit. It’s a great product, and I am now able to experiment with some new video setups previously made difficult with my wired microphone.
The transmitters and receivers work as expected and deliver clear audio without hiccup in all my testing. But beyond the usual stuff, the Lark 150 system offers some unique and helpful features. Two in particular stood out in my practical use.
The first was that I didn’t have to worry about whether or not the devices were charged up. Both transmitters and the receiver fit snugly inside a magnetic battery charging case. This is great for storage, but also means you have a quick way to charge up your devices even if you tend to forget that sort of thing (I often do).
The second deals with pairing the devices. Wireless things tend to be a bit finicky with pairing. For example, my FlashQ system (which I love, despite this difficulty) has a sequence of button holds and clicks on both the transmitter and flash to get it to pair. I often mess it up and think it’s paired when it is not. Thankfully the Lark setup is foolproof. Simply removing the transmitter and receiver from the charging case (or turning them on otherwise) will begin an automatic pairing process that only takes a few seconds. Once they are paired there is a clear visual indication, and it is ready to go. Nice one.
See the full review below, and let me know if you have any questions!
