Questions about Hollyland Lark M2

Good evening. No. Each set is paired at the factory: the two microphones are automatically connected to the receiver when you switch it on. But - I have two sets myself - you can receive both microphones from the same set on an XLR (in mono) on your camera. So you can receive four microphones at the same time on 2 channels. Patrick

Yes it is and I will recommend you to buy this product is really a good product

When a battery isn't changeable, it means that it is integrated into the device and cannot be removed or replaced by the user. The battery in the Hollyland Lark M2 system is charged using a charging case. The charging case can provide multiple full charges for the transmitters and receiver before needing to be plugged in again.

Hello ymor I tried that, but it didn't work. However, I also bought the cheapest adapter. Maybe it would work with a more expensive one. Please note that the new iPhones (I think from 15, but I'm not sure) no longer have the Lightning connector, but USB-C instead. This means that, depending on the iPhone, you may not need an adapter at all.

According to my research, it is unfortunately not possible to connect the receiver or the microphone via Bluetooth.

According to the supplier, 2 x transmitters with built-in omnidirectional microphones are included.

The Hollyland Lark M2 microphones pair automatically when removed from their charging case. For manual pairing, you can turn off the microphone, press the yellow button for about 7 to 8 seconds to enter pairing mode, and then connect it to the receiver. The Lark M2 system does not use Bluetooth; instead, it connects wirelessly between the transmitter and receiver. It can be connected to a computer via USB-C for audio output.