Browse the full Hollyland range at Excellent Photo: wireless microphone systems, headset intercoms, wireless video transmitters and transceiver monitors for filmmakers, videographers, streamers and content creators.
Choosing Hollyland wireless microphones
The LARK line covers most recording situations. For phones and quick interviews, the LARK A1 and LARK M2 series offer compact two-person kits; the Hollyland LARK M2 DUO is one of our best sellers. If you shoot with a camera, look at kits that include a camera receiver, such as the LARK M2S, LARK MAX 2 and LARK M3 combos. Our Hollyland LARK M3 Combo page gathers the M3 systems, charging cases and extra transmitters and receivers. Think about how many speakers you need to record, and which connector your device uses (USB-C or Lightning are listed on each product).
Intercoms for crews
Solidcom headset systems let a crew talk hands-free. Full-duplex means several people can speak at once, like a phone call. Pick a system by crew size: the Solidcom SE Global and SE Pro series come in 2-, 4-, 5- and 6-person versions, for example the Solidcom SE Global 4S.
Wireless video and monitoring
Pyro systems send your camera's picture to a monitor or to a client without a cable. The Pyro S 4K HDMI/SDI suits cameras with either output, while the Pyro 5 4K Wireless Transceiver Monitor combines a screen with wireless reception. Check that your camera's HDMI or SDI output matches the model you choose.
Frequently asked questions
What does Hollyland make?
Hollyland makes wireless microphones, headset intercoms and wireless video transmission and monitoring gear for video production.
Which Hollyland microphone is best for a smartphone?
Look at the LARK A1 and LARK M2 kits with USB-C or Lightning connectors, and confirm the connector on your phone.
What is a full-duplex intercom?
It lets everyone on the system talk and listen at the same time, without pressing a button.
Do I need a transmitter or a transceiver monitor?
A transmitter sends the image to a separate screen. A transceiver monitor receives it and displays it in one unit.