Hollyland Lark M2 (2 mics + case)

Name: Hollyland Lark M2 (2 mics + case)
Brand: Hollyland

The lightest and cheapest of the good ones

A direct rival to the DJI Mic Mini: 9 g per mic, 48 kHz/24-bit audio, one-button noise cancellation and up to 30 hours of battery with the case.

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Best for: Anyone who wants the cheapest dual-mic kit from a recognized brand.

Editor rating

Quality8
Portability10
Battery life8
Ease of use9
Versatility6
Value10

Scores from 0 to 10 by our editors, comparable across microphones. Not manufacturer data. How we score.

Specifications

Type	Wireless lavalier
Transmitters included	2
Range	300 m
Battery (transmitter)	10 h
Battery with case	30 h
Transmitter weight	9 g
Onboard backup recording	No
Noise cancellation	Yes
Connections	USB-C (this version); Lightning and camera versions available

More manufacturer details

Audio	48 kHz / 24-bit
Signal-to-noise ratio	70 dB
Extra	The mic can start and stop your phone's recording
Spec sources	Manufacturer + Adorama

Our take

The Lark M2 is the strongest alternative to the DJI Mic Mini and is often a bit cheaper. Each mic weighs 9 g, the lightest in this comparison, and it comes paired from the factory: plug it into your phone and you're recording.

It gives about 10 hours per mic and 30 hours total with the case. Noise cancellation turns on with the yellow button, and in the HollyAudio app you can choose strong or low. A practical touch: double-press the mic button to start or stop your phone's recording remotely.

Compared with the Mic Mini, it gives up a little range (300 m) and total battery, and it has no onboard recording either. For social media, the quality difference between the two is minimal: pick whichever is cheaper that day.