Hollyland is heading to IFA 2026 with a substantial slate of new kit, and for anyone who shoots video the interesting news is in the microphones. Two new LARK wireless systems debut alongside a live streaming camera and two intercom systems, all on show at Booth H20-131 in Berlin. Details are on the Hollyland website.
LARK A2 and LARK M3
The LARK A2 is the lightweight option, and remarkably so: the transmitter weighs 8.5g. It records at 48kHz/24-bit with three-level AI noise cancellation, and adds the two features that actually save a take — an intelligent auto-level limiter and a safety track, both guarding against distortion when someone unexpectedly raises their voice. A five-minute USB-C charge gives an hour of recording, which is the sort of specification that matters when you have arrived on location and forgotten to charge anything.
The LARK M3 is the more ambitious system, supporting up to four transmitters and four receivers with four-track independent recording. Keeping each source on its own track is what makes multi-person interviews editable rather than a compromise, and it puts the M3 into territory usually reserved for pricier kit. It also offers vocal enhancement, customisable vocal presets, and 48kHz/32-bit recording through third-party capture apps on Apple devices. The transmitter weighs 9g and runs for up to eight hours.
Both continue an evident industry direction: after DJI added internal recording to the Mic Mini 2S, the wireless microphone market is competing hard on the features that protect audio rather than simply transmit it.
VenusLiv Air 2 and the Solidcom intercoms
The VenusLiv Air 2 live streaming camera brings 4K60 UVC streaming and what Hollyland calls SAR AI Tuning 2.0. UVC support is the practical detail — it means the camera appears as a standard webcam to any software, without drivers or capture cards.
On the communication side, the Solidcom C1 Air introduces an open-ear headset design aimed at comfort over long shooting days, with dual-microphone ENC and compatibility with the existing C1 series. The Solidcom SE 2 weighs 123g, claims 20dB of dual-microphone noise cancellation and up to 10 hours of battery, and adds a 3.5mm port so you can plug in wired earphones or monitor audio from a camera or mixer without dropping out of the conversation.
What Hollyland has not published is pricing or availability for any of it, which is standard for a pre-show announcement but does mean there is little to judge yet. Having tested the MELO P1 earlier this year, we would say Hollyland’s strength has consistently been packing serious features into small, affordable hardware — and on paper the LARK M3’s four-track recording looks like the most significant thing here.
Hollyland at IFA 2026: what’s launching
LARK A2: 48kHz/24-bit recording, three-level AI noise cancellation, intelligent auto-level limiter, safety track, AI power saving, transmitter controls for noise cancellation, mute and record, five-minute USB-C charge for one hour of recording, 8.5g transmitter.
LARK M3: up to four transmitters and four receivers, four-track independent recording, three-level AI noise cancellation, vocal enhancement, customisable vocal presets, 48kHz/32-bit recording via third-party capture apps on Apple devices, 9g transmitter, up to eight hours’ operation.
VenusLiv Air 2: 4K60 UVC live streaming with SAR AI Tuning 2.0.
Solidcom C1 Air: open-ear headset design, dual-microphone ENC, compatible with the Solidcom C1 series.
Solidcom SE 2: 123g, 20dB dual-microphone ENC, up to 10 hours’ battery, 3.5mm audio port.
Price and availability
Hollyland has not announced pricing or release dates for any of the products, which will be publicly debuted at IFA 2026 in Berlin at Booth H20-131. We will update this story once details are confirmed.
