Made for iPhone & Android! Hollyland Lark Max Wireless Microphone Full Review with Audio Samples 

Glad I could help! I knew there are people out there who have the same questions! Smash the like and subscribe!

Glad I could help! Good luck with your show!

My pleasure. Smash the like and subscribe

Thanks for watching. I made sure I used it for a week before making this video :)

Thanks. I used it extensively to understand most of its functionalities before making this video.

I'm not exactly sure what you mean but as long as your audio input is 3.5mm you should be able to use it. But keep in mind it doesn't have a mute button for livestream!

Thank you!

True. The include cable must be used.

Yes

It’s not user replaceable

try firmware update?

yes

Yes. Phone mic won’t work.

Contact customer service?

Use a MagSafe wireless charger

Sure

Wait I don’t use discord for that so I don’t know

@@ToolsElectroDIY can u use the lark max as just a regular microphone for android. so when u call someone on the phone they hear you threw the mic and how would whoever is using the mic be able to here who they are talking to.

I film alone, and only need one mic. With stereo mode it will only come out from left or right channel.

iPhone, right. not sure about USB.

@@ToolsElectroDIY So (and sorry if looks like a redundant question), If I connect my Iphone 13 pro using the ligthing included cable and plug it into the lark max receiver USB port, using STEREO mode and two mics, will I get a splited L / R the audio directly on my Iphone recording?

@@AURELIOPENNA I think this is a great question and I wish I could find an answer for it. I've tried doing the same with the Hollyland Lark M2 and couldn't seem to get it working with an iPhone 14 Pro Max. Some say it's possible, but rather messy cabling and connections wise. I thought it might be doable with this more expensive product, but is it? So, here's the question in a nutshell: Is it possible to record each mic's output to a separate channel (e.g. mic 1's output to the left channel, mic 2's output to the right channel) at the same time on an iPhone?

@@coleplacemb Well, you have found it. Yes It works! At least with my Samsung note 20 ultra and my wife's Iphone 13 pro. Two things, on Iphone I use another app than the native video so you can see L and R channel meters and, as far as I know, only works with the included cable out of the box. I've had to bought to know lol. I've tried another cable and didnt split the signal. So if you get another cable that does let me know. Just set it to "stereo" mode, use both mics and you're good.

@@AURELIOPENNA This is great news! Thanks so much for the reply.

probably not. They are from different companies.

@@ToolsElectroDIY oh boy. I guess we’ll see

cool!

Yes it does.

ugh

When? Time stamp?

@@ToolsElectroDIY it started when you took the second mic out and it automatically connected to your receiver at 1:35. The audio that's recorded up until 3:39 is the mic that's sitting on the table, and you pick it up and set it down a few times...but sugarbait is being overdramatic saying you damaged ears...