Hollyland Lark M2 - Tiny And Excellent

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Lark M2 (affiliate): geni.us/HlyLarkM2 or geni.us/LarkM2Ador Others Mics Mentioned (affiliates): Hollyland Lark Max: geni.us/hollylandlarkmaxMark or howl.me/ckT0CFDFX22 DJI Wireless 2: geni.us/DjiMic2Am or geni.us/DJIMic2Ador Rode Wireless Pro: geni.us/RodeProAdor Hollyland Lark M1: geni.us/LarkM1Mark Video Shot With (affiliates): FX30: geni.us/FXMark or geni.us/fx30adora Sony ZV-E10: geni.us/ZVE10MarkB or geni.us/adoramazve10 Sony 11mm f1.8 geni.us/Sony11PrimeMark or geni.us/Sony11PrimeMark Sony 15mm f1.4: geni.us/sony15dealsMark or geni.us/sony15dealsMark Mic: geni.us/RdNTG3 ir geni.us/NTG3Ador Recorder: geni.us/ZoomF3Mark

[@nickdual]

your audio isn't good, man! Muddy

[@3dpartner]

2nd link is not working

[@DimaCH]

Got it in last December. A month before they started to sell it... and now it's my main pair of mics. Carrying DJI Mic2 with me for incase as a backup mic. But never actually used it since. Great product. Great value for money. And most important rule for all of these wireless mics. Never. Never ever ever ever touch the noise cancelling button. It's always sounds like garbage. Oh. One more thing. There is a tiny triangle on the back of the mic transmitter. It shows the mic capsule side. So you can actually see where the transmitter is pointing. Even with the wind muff on it.

[@rcc9677]

I use the mics for meetings and the noise cancellation is actually helpful when you have a loud AC running in the background.

[@tombuck]

I’ve always been impressed with how the Lark sounds when it pops up in videos. Mark’s Lark knocks it out of the park. 👍

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

They really stuck the Holly-landing

[@hellohogo]

This has become one of my favorite youtube channels

[@kenkioqqo]

I bought my Sony ZV-E10 after watching Mark's review last year, and since then, whenever I want to buy some new camera gear, I first come back to check if there's a video about it here.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

I appreciate that

[@savvylayman]

Same here mate. Same here.

[@joecabrera6142]

Triple ditto here!

[@theEVcouple]

I have ordered ZV-E10 II after watching Mark's majestic review

[@gamadrid]

Lo mismo digo aquí, y ni siquiera hablo inglés. 😂

[@HollywoodweddingfilmsGREECE]

Been using them for the last 4-5 months ..... Nothing less than magnificent !!!! BEST value for money on the PLANET of wireless mics. On par with my Sennheizers in terms of audio quality. Lately , i have connected them with ZOOM H1 essential and i have a couple of seperate/discrete wireless 32bit mics !!!! Absolutely L O V E Hollyland LARK Mark 2. Zero complaints.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

smart!!

[@christopherdunican3482]

Brilliant - as usual your wit adds so much to your reviews and insights. Was thinking of updating my rode wireless go 2 set for the dji mic 2. Love the compact size if the M2 and most importantly the sound is very comparable in your tests. Will probably end up buying both as the dji has the internal 32 bit recording and other features which are very usefully. Here in the UK the M2 is less than 1/2 the price of the dji mic 2!!! Top work Mark!!!

[@daniellaerachannel]

what I also love about the combo version is the connectivity speed and the versatility, beyond the audio quality fact

[@MakeSomething]

This would be an instant buy if they had a Sony hot shoe receiver like the DJI. Great video as always.

[@wakeywarrior]

These look really good. Who the hell wants ‘nip slip’😂 Someone will soon include internal recording at this price, and that will clean up. It will really clean up for Sony cameras if they make it work with the Sony hotshoe like the new DJI add on. That would get my money. I hate plugging the wires in.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Godox has one of those. I’ll be trying to review that soon

[@wakeywarrior]

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis just seen that it looks good.

[@lucas_92]

Now THAT is a portable mic worth buying. Great review, Mark!

[@NeonPixels81]

Love Hollyland. I have the Lark 150 and use it all the time, still a fantastic product. The M2 has a great, full sound for being so small. Tempting upgrade!

[@gamboagarciamx]

I have the Lark 150 too its a wonderful product compared to the Rode Wireless Me and DJI Mic 2, but I think this M2s has better, more rich sound.

[@adace9634]

I love it! Best part indeed is that you don’t feel it when it’s on and you don’t feel it will falls off! Amazing Mic

[@ÁzsiábaSzakadtam]

The only MAJOR downside is the deadcat. If you never tried you can't imagine how difficult it is to put it on the mic. And you can't leave it on as it won't fit in the charger box. Seems small issue but trust me it's a nightmare. Let alone it's very easy to press the noise canceling button in the process when you don't intend to.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Yes, I think reversing the mic is a much more viable solution, or jimmying up your own wind muff

[@DanielKirsch]

Love the sarcasm sprinkled throughout. Leaving a sub.

[@TransplantHelper]

I absolutely love my Lark. I had the rode wireless and sold it on eBay after getting this. The Lark is much better. I found putting the mic inside a shirt and the magnet on the outside works great. Works as a windscreen of sorts and makes an even smaller footprint. Great video UPDATE I was commenting as I was watching and the then I get to the part where you flipped the mic 🤣😂

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

🤣

[@WorkLivePlay]

I've been using the M2 for a few months now and absolutely kove it. Its just soo easy with that magnet, even though it doesn't have a lab mic function. Its not super fancy but man its just soo easy 👍

[@PeterSu]

Another awesome sound test! I have the M2 and the DJI Mic 2. I'm finding I use the M2 most of the time with my phone and even my DJI Pocket 3 because it's so small and lightweight. It doesn't have the bells and whistles like plugging in a wireless lav to a 3.5mm input and records both mics to one channel - but for getting good audio without feeling like a guy walking around with a huge furry box on his chest, I really like the M2. The main weakness was with the wind screen it's huge. I got around that by buying a cheap small wind muff that I use adhesive to put over just the mic area. Hf with this mic if you get it!

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

smart idea about the wind muff - might have to do it myself

[@LeeCharlesTV]

Hi Peter which small wind muff did you buy for the M2?

[@rayneraccoon]

They are a great little mic...the even work with PA systems...I used it to mic up a speaker at a convention and it worked fantastic.

[@AidanAnthonypv]

I got both the M2 and the DJI Mic 2 on release. Kept the Hollyland lol

[@steadmanuhlich6734]

Mark, you have the best reviews! In this one I preferred the sound of the Hollyland Lark Mk2. I also think the Noise Canceling (demo at the busy road) was effective and preferable to the road noise. Overall, great review of a very appealing microphone. Thanks.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Thanks!!

[@KaiTiura]

Perhaps you don’t realize this, but there is an arrow on the back side of the mics so when you have the wind muff on you can tell where the mic is pointing. No guessing necessary, no mistakes. I’m pretty blown away with my Lark M2 Duo kit with the transmitters for the phones! Amazing, especially for the size and price! Great audio quality.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

😮😮 my old eyes couldn’t see it!! But it still doesn’t completely solve the issue for me because you can still press the button by accident and if it rotates once connected on your shirt, you still won’t be able to tell. But thanks - it is helpful!!

[@enthusiastsofbritishmotors]

Great review - thanks and I love the added humour. I have the Rode Wireless mics at present used with a Go Pro Hero 11 but want something to use with my Android phone - Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra - did I understand correctly that the Lark M2 mic will connect directly to the phone?

[@JoelsterG4k]

Wow, what a great video, I have the M1 mics and I love them, but i did notice the improvements on the M2 when you did the comparison, thanks.

[@jolebole-yt]

Road noise was not bad at all, which means the directionality of the mic and isolation is pretty good. Great little mics for the price. DJi 2 mic is good but 3x the cost of course with way more customisation for the advanced user. These Hollylands are perfectly priced for the normal recording situations .

[@TheCosmicRealm3]

I got mine today, and I love them. I think they sound fantastic, especially for the price.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

I see them constantly

[@janmckenzie]

You convinced me. Just pulled the trigger on the M2 combo set. $189 with tax on Amazon. I've been using several wired lavalier mics, including a Rode. I also have a Shure m88+. I have a Lumix g85 but I've been recording all my videos on my Samsung s22 Ultra just because I'm lazy and the camera is so good. I was also getting some noise when trying to use an external mic on the G85. Hoping this M2 solves that problem Thanks for the review. I've subscribed.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

The mic is crazy good

[@ipsinghification]

I recently started watching your youtube vids, Thanks for yet another informative and fun filled review and comparison. I wanted to get a new set of wireless mic for myself , and came across your videos , honest informative and funny. Sound-wise - i feel Rode has the best quality! Lark 2 is secondbest but ANC is too modified, and the windmuff looked hilarius , your neighbour will think you have a hairy mole growth or a pom-pom on your shirt :) , hope hollyland creates ANC setting profiles and give users the control over how much ANC to be added. DJI i found kind of muddy on mids. But Lark is a great value for money and most discreet . Thanks for your videos hope you make more money and more videos :) cheers , subscribed (long ago)

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Thanks for the detailed comment!!

[@harmymd]

Getting this right away....it's awesome, dare I say the mic quality actually sounded better than the dji and the M1 Larks

[@outofthecommonphotography5503]

Ok, I'm late to the party but, I literally was just talking to my gf about trying to find sound solutions since I won't be able to get a boom mic. Your video pops up and I was so excited. I could hear the tone of your voice that this was a good product! I mean, for what I'm trying to do (small indie films) this would be perfect. And those stickers make it look like a button! Add on a sliver of black electrical tape to hide the light and done! In some of your testing the M2 actually sounded better. The Lark Max actually sounded the best to me. Still, I don't want a small beeper on me or other actors. :) Great vid! SUB!!!

[@AprilClayton]

My first wireless mic has been with the DJI Pocket 3 I love it. Now I might like one for my other cameras.

[@chadkelley]

I just bought a set for work because of your video! Great content Mark!! Don't worry, I used your affiliate link! 😁

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Thanks for thinking of me!!

[@chadkelley]

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis love your channel and the non biased comparisons!

[@desypher8721]

During the mic comparison section, the differences in quality is stunning considering the price. I find both hollyland mics to be much clearer in the mids and the sound staging/imaging is much more wide, as compared to the dji mic 2 which sounds way more linear/frontal/condensed, like you're being spoken to through a cone. The Rode is does this same condensed sound but to a much clearer quality.

[@BlackapinoTheTechGuy]

*I own Both the Hollyland Lark M1's & Lark Max & Dji Solo Mic2. I just the Dji specifically for my Osmo Action 4 and the Hollyland Lark Max for my FX30 and the M1 for my ZV-E10. Sold my Rode Wireless GO II for Hollyland, best decision I've ever made & I'm going to keep these pretty much forever lmao. But the Lark Max have that 32bit float which I love along with the magnetic clip for it*

[@AidanAnthonypv]

Lark Max doesn't have 32-bit float

[@BlackapinoTheTechGuy]

@@AidanAnthonypv i know, 24bit I forgot lmao

[@Shipwrckdntweetin]

Used it on a 3 hour conference call. Every platform seems to work with zero issues including video codecs.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Great to hear!!

[@TLDR_filmmaker]

Awesome review Mark! Finally a tiny transmitter to rival the Picomic 2 and it sounds pretty darn good!

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Thanks, man!! Yeah - that Picomic 2 looks awesome

[@JonatanCastro]

Yep, these are the mics that I use on my videos, they're really nice!

[@ShawnPark]

I would love for Mark to mount a Blue Yeti to his shirt and record a complete video with it mounted on his chest. 🤣

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Gonna happen

[@Luuk11]

One of my biggest problems as someone who has a film audio background was that these brands love giving you big pieces of plastic with there logo's on full display, they know content creators will be giving them free promotion. It's ugly and just looks unprofessional especially when, like mentioned in this video, it hangs of your clothing. The fact the the hollyland mics GIVE YOU STICKERS to hide the logo with either a discreet black or some funny picture is honestly very admirable!

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

it was a really nice touch

[@GuidingNewYouTubers]

A very lovely review. I’ve ordered my Hollyland lark M2. Can’t wait to try this cos I live in a noisy environment. In between, you’re funny. 😄

[@AirbNTee]

I howled when he grabbed the mic & put it to his shirt. 😂 But I've had my Hollyland Lark M2 for a few months now & I can honestly say it was the best bang for buck. Amazing sound quality & all-in-all badass little device. 🔥

[@TeamSkeptic]

I'd like to give you a small suggestion on a type of test I never see any creators do, but I'm sure the question gets pontificated. How does the noise cancelation differ between high noise environments and low? You pointed out a common flaw in noise reducers, they sometimes clip portions the voice from the audio, giving it that weird sound. Almost always, this is demonstrated at an loud intersection or in a somewhat quiet field, but hardly ever is it demonstrated and compared in both scenarios. The reason I suggest this, is that in a low noise environment(computers, fans, a/c, etc), which is probably a common place a creator would use the mics, there would have less noise to remove and would probably result in less clipping of the voice. As a content creator myself, I'd love for someone to start showing these comparisons as part of their review, as it would help me to audibly hear the difference, side by side per se. Regardless, great video and as always, I will be using your affiliate link to make my purchase! Take care!

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Yes - the voice less weird in quieter environments because the mic doesn’t have to cancel out the noise. But it still doesn’t sound great - but it’s something that might be beneficial to demonstrate. I will try to include it!!

[@RyanKorea]

I've replaced my DJI MIc 2 with the Lark M2 now. It's far better in my opinion.

[@GlassfilmWeddings]

I always had shitty results with the lark max compared to the DJI mic 2

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Really? I’ve been really happy with mine

[@Maskra_]

Can you explain further on which conditions did this happen to you?

[@WargodFilms]

Interesting the lark was surprisingly good I wonder if it was a user error

[@daniellaerachannel]

why? quality of M2 is so crispy.

[@LouieMiLLz]

Mines always sound good, unless they are far away or out of sight from the camera.

[@outsidebrendan]

The mic has a little arrow on the back so you can see which way it’s facing when the wind muff is on.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Yes!! My old eyes see that now. Still not perfect, but it’s better!!

[@TexpatOTG]

Good show - am not a wireless mic aficionado, but the little Lark seems like a good and small idea for a vlogger, Rea [wife unit] shoots most of her video with an LG V50, I think she might really like one of these. Cheers.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

thanks, JR!!

[@europeinatesla]

"and me, to make money!" hahah I love it! I wouldn't use the noise cancelling mode - sounds too muffled.

[@nathansavage541]

The noise cancelling in this really helped me when I have to film late night videos. Keeps the little ones crying and refrigerator noise out. I had been using a wired Sennheiser, and I can get as good as that with some post eq and comp.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

super interesting!! It's great to know it works for things like that

[@bertsperling7007]

I like the snow effect. Very realistic. #nextlevel 😉

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

🤣I’ve had it for a while

[@yoboogieman]

Same here! haha

[@StoriesByJes2G]

I love it! If my M1 ever goes caput, I'll pick it up.

[@DaveSoltura]

Hi Mark! I think you’ll find that the “low” setting is actually 4 notches of gain/volume! Medium might be two notches. It surprised me!

[@heinricheugenvonhelmbrecht6905]

Thank you! Amazing! I will buy one definitely. I am pro cinematographer, however, i am behind of technology and I can find an application for this beautiful devise. Thank you!

[@liamini1]

thank you for your time, the investment your are making in this Chanel..big support! btw, verry good backround’ it looks verry pleasent

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Much appreciated!

[@cbleemd]

Great review! Based on this, I plan to pick up the Lark M2. Thanks!

[@SaffronSageAstrology]

It even sounded good with the traffic.

[@jenniferbattan1645]

Thanks so much for this! I purchased the DJI just a few weeks ago, of course while under deadline, and had to use the huge mic rather than adding a cute little 3mm lav. So wish I had seen this then! But maybe I need both? I'm sure I need both.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

We always need both

[@benpryce]

Great review! might be my next mic purchase, and will recommend it to clients of mine. Funny aside; the busiest intersection in Toronto looks like a slow intersection in San Diego 😂

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

It is one of the busiest - but at that time of day it wasn't too bad.

[@dakshkumarsingh909]

I bought the Sony zv e10 after your review. Looks like I am going to buy Lark m2 now. 😊

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

It’s so good

[@dakshkumarsingh909]

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis done 👍

[@erewhon42]

Amazing mic. Almost as amazing as the snow flurries I saw!

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

I’ve been using it for months!!

[@erewhon42]

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis That makes more sense. 😆

[@teideterrors]

Thanks for the excellent video. Is the Hollyland waterproof? i can see snow and water on one of the devices?

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

No, generally wireless mics are not waterproof. That was really light snow - and it was only for a few seconds. I wouldn't use these out in the elements

[@Zelmak1]

For a moment I thought you'd called DJI underrated and my jaw was on the floor for a good 30 seconds xD

[@crlclssic]

Wow! I have one of their other ones and definitely picking these up, thank you

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Hollyland rock

[@ObscureMics]

This thing is gaining some major traction. Great stuff

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

good news travels fast

[@nicksangetta8874]

I bought a set of Lark M2s about a week after they came out. They sound amazing.. when they work. My set lasted about 5 months and then totally crapped out. Hollylands customer service is terrible too. However, after trying different, more expensive mics, it made me realize the Lark M2s are superior in about every way. So I bought a second set.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Hopefully that was just a one-off faulty unit. Mine have been solid - and I love them so much. Using them right now in fact.

[@nicksangetta8874]

@MarkBennettCameraCrisis So far so good! I had one incident last week where one of the mics sounded like it had interference and stopped working after 15 minutes. Luckily I discovered the issue and swapped out the transmitter. Everything has been working since then. I have used the receiver that messed up and it seems to be OK. But this is how the other one started. I had small issues and they just got worse and worse to where they won't even connect anymore. I use them for hiking so I leave them on for the max battery life. I wonder if I am frying them out somehow I don't know. But when they work they are mindblowing.

[@jonharrison4548]

I was really impressed by the sound quality of the Hollywood mics. Personally felt it sounded more natural and full compared to the Rode. Was surprised by that. Love the small size and magnetic mounting options. As a heavy breather...I wonder if the noise canceling might be helpful to me. I have a sarmonic wireless system and don't do much video content, but this is tempting.

[@RepairGuyDK]

You can see on the transmitter if you have presses the noice cancellation by acsident !, the Blue parring light turns green like on the mic itself on the mic that's in noise cancellation mode

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Yes, if you happen to be in a position to see it.

[@RepairGuyDK]

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis My bad!, iI meant on the RECIEVER ! - That changes the LED(s) on the front, to reflect the setting on the Mic (Blue/green) and then makes it easy to see if you´ve pressed the Noise canc.🙂

[@מדינט]

Thanks for the review. It sounds really good, but I do wish it had an option for lavalier to really hide it if it's needed.

[@nyx019]

the sound cancelling sounds really good for what it is, the sound quality is really surprising to me in general! might buy this mic for some uni interviews

[@reedeema]

M2 Hands Down. Dont meed all rhat fancy stuff of the DJI and i love there Produkts. But the M2 Just works and sounds great and for the price its Solid. The small size is mind blowing.

[@ronaldsiima]

Yes the noise cancelling is good. Id do use it once in a while.

[@FloridaFamFive]

Is that snow coming down!

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

I've had it for a while!!

[@FloridaFamFive]

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis WOW here in Orlando Florida its been hot over 95° its amazing that your have snow ❄

[@YoloVib3s]

This might be a great mic setup for mototvlogging. The mic would be a great fit inside a helmet

[@shamimazad007]

What a great review. I don't want any mic but review is compelling me to buy the Lark M2

[@DavidWinstead]

I got the Lark M2 Combo pack a few months ago and love it! It has some of the best Lows, mids, highs I've ever heard in a lav mic, hands down! I've thought of using it as a boom mic, but need more testing to decide!?

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

everyone who tries this thing loves it

[@ÁzsiábaSzakadtam]

Solution for the mic direction issue when the deadcat is on: sacrifice one of the stickers, cut a simple arrow shape and stick it on the back to point towards the mic. Then you can find out easily how to attach the mic when it's furry.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

smart!!

[@clementyeo1942]

This mic work in any direction (omnidirectional) . not necessary to point upward.

[@TimODell7]

I wish the noise canceling had levels so you could fine adjust the amount. I think by default it is a little too much and negatively affects the voice audio. M2's are still on my wish list regardless of the noise cancelation because I love the small size as well as the attachment options. Great review.

[@biancachinaglia]

I learned something AND had a laugh! If that's not a great video I don't know what is!

[@fthprodphoto-video5357]

I thought it was Christopher Nolan on the thumbnail 😂 great video by the way !

[@harcomoyo]

10:01 you killed me 😆 thanks for your amazing comparison

[@ConcordStudios]

This is a feat of engineering, the fact that you can wear a coin and have a decent sounding stereo bubble of audio surrounding you is mind blowing

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

It’s crazy

[@Nayddoh]

The DJI action 2 with the Sony extra hotshoe adapter that lets you use it without any cables is the reason I’ll be going with that.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

for sure - check out the Godox one too. much cheaper and no cables with Sony Godox WEC-S amzn.to/4bMwrdZ

[@djtoman6875]

Nice overview. I do find it hilarious that you described the Rode Wireless Pro as a "monstrosity", when it revolutionized wireless mics and is not large by any objective standard.

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

it's a really big transmitter compared to many options out there. I love it - by I always use it with a lab because it's a monstrosity!!

[@deeperwithgod7932]

Hollyland sounded the best! Love your reviews, Mark!

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Thanks!!

[@g.y.creationsgoldentwins]

Very nice product, but unfortunately not usable for me due to the lack of safety backup. I hope they expand on this in the future.

[@aaronm5149]

Great video Great since of humor Thanks for sharing

[@mitchellglick8737]

The RODE definitely sounds fuller to my ears

[@rayvilleta21]

I like it. Love it actually. I have the Chinese K9 one. Very good (for the price. Which is only cost about $20-25)

[@yordanocardona]

This mic is really cool 👌🏻

[@ulfgreger]

Looks promising, i need this for my KZbin videos.

[@jayf3032]

Sounds amazing. I was looking at the ride wireless pro. However looks even better but it’s missing internal recording. As someone new to photography and vlogging, how much of a disadvantage is not having internal recording?

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

I almost never use the internal recording.

[@yoboogieman]

I think both Larks sound the clearest to my ear. (watching on desktop and listening on a pair of 6.5 inch two-way monitors)

[@bluemousegg]

I order it cant wait to use it

[@NodesofTravel]

Just subscribed from Mississauga to your lively channel ❤.. 😂 Quick Question what camera are you using at 8:04 ? Thanks much in advance !! And btw, loved the fact that you kept saying ‘sound canceling’ Lol

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

@@NodesofTravel that is the zv-e10. I am using catalyst browse to stabilize.

[@NodesofTravel]

@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis I actually use a7c mainly for travel content and catalyst browser .. sadly catalyst just does a decay in the image quality I have seen :( I am looking for wireless mic to work with my a7c and planning to get the Hollyview M2

[@DRC.Adventures.Official]

Great video thank you. Perfect for my motorcycle vlog!

[@halimrahman]

When you uttered "Mark Bennett is as handsome and he is intelligent", it sounded truer (and much more believable) on DJI Mic 2. Lark M2 is a bit harsh (as if it wouldn't agree with the statement). However, the size of the mic is quite an attractive factor as it is more discreet.

[@h.abuaaglla4939]

very useful, I hope if I knew this brand before I got dji mic 2

[@FishCobbler]

Great stuff! Do you have an affiliate link for the kit w iPhone and usb-c?

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

Thanks for thinking of me!! Here you go - usb-c version amzn.to/3KtEUXu

[@AlbowaSinema]

Ordered mine and waiting for it. There is no argument about how good it is.

[@NeveRB4]

DJI mic 2 can connect directly to Bluetooth without the transmitter. That’s is a big advantage for me works perfect for my iPhone 15

[@denniseazura9488]

I have mine (from buying dji osmo pocket 3). Would you be so kind to tell me how to connect it to iPhone 15 with bluetooth?

[@yonis8325]

The fact that the snow is falling so lightly means it's almost July in Toronto!

[@MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

haha - Ive had it for a few months