Lark C1 is a wireless microphone that communicates with the iPhone

In the month of July, we show the Lark M1 on videoa wireless microphone system compact that emerged as an alternative to the RØDE Wireless GO II – also analyzed in video fur Mac Magazine no YouTube.

Now, Hollyland has just launched another product of its kind, or Skylark C1which has as one of its main strengths the direct connectivity of the receiver to iPhone or Android devices.

Feature-rich, the version for iPhone has one or two transmitters and a receiver with a Lightning connector, which connects directly to iPhones); the smartphone version with Android has two transmitters and a receiver with USB-C connector.

With its clothing-attachable transmitters (just like a lavalier microphone), the system is capable of capturing 48KHz to 16-bit sound, delivering incredibly rich detail and 20Hz to 20kHz Hi-Fi sound quality.

An important detail for iPhone owners is that the MFi-certified Lightning interface guarantees “unprecedented sound quality and reliability” to the system, which features active noise cancellation and advanced audio processing algorithms.

When it comes to energy efficiency, the Lark C1 has an ultra-long life of 32 hours, with the case fully charged. Each transmitter works for 8 hours at a time, ensuring one day of uninterrupted recording.

Users still have the help of the app LarkSoundwhich offers advanced features and allows you to check microphone status, make changes to the active noise cancellation level, and even control volume and playback in real time.

The Lark C1 has a suggested retail price of 200 US dollars and you can find it no AliExpress.

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