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Product overview · Hollyland
The LARK M2S uses a compact clip-on transmitter intended to be less visually prominent than a conventional square or button-style wireless microphone.
Quick take
Specifications checked 2026-07-18
Published specifications
The figures below are manufacturer specifications, not PixelPals Haven laboratory measurements.
Configuration guide
Bundle names are less useful than the receiver, cables and charging hardware actually included.
Hollyland's current FAQ lists camera, Type-C and Lightning receivers in this bundle.
The current FAQ lists a camera receiver, Type-C receiver and Type-C-to-Lightning cable.
The current FAQ lists camera and Type-C receivers.
Verify transmitter count and included charging accessories on the selected listing.
Frequently asked questions
The most visible difference is the transmitter. The M2S uses a 7 g low-profile clip, while the M2 uses a 9 g round magnetic transmitter. Both list 48 kHz / 24-bit audio and up to 300 m line-of-sight range.
No. Hollyland's current bundle descriptions differ. The Ultimate Combo lists a Lightning receiver, while the Combo lists a Type-C-to-Lightning cable. Check the exact configuration.
Hollyland states at least nine hours for each transmitter or receiver with noise cancellation off and up to 30 hours for the Combo configuration with the charging case.
No. It is a researched overview based on official Hollyland documentation. PixelPals Haven has not yet published controlled recordings or direct-use conclusions for this model.