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Hollyland OWS Monitor Earphone Pair of Two (2.4 GHz) for Lark Max 2
Hollyland OWS Monitor Earphone Pair of Two (2.4 GHz) for Lark Max 2
Transmit audio from your Hollyland LARK MAX 2 camera receiver directly to the OWS Monitor Earphone to keep tabs on your recording quality without being tethered to your camera directly. The earphone features an open-ear design with an adjustable ear hook for all-day comfort. Using both adaptive 2.4 GHz frequency hopping technology and Bluetooth, the earphone can receive signals from up to 328' away without obstruction. Its internal battery keeps the earphone running for 18 hours at a time. Recharge using the included charging case in just 1.6 hours.
Key Features:
Open-Ear Design
Wirelessly Monitor Camera Receiver Audio
328' Line-of-Sight Transmission
18-Hour Runtime
Adjustable Ear Hooks
What's in the Box:
Hollyland OWS Monitor Earphone Pair of Two (2.4 GHz) for Lark Max 2
Earphone Charging Case
USB-C to USB-C Cable
3.5mm TRS to 3.5mm TRS Cable (2.8")
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Hollyland OWS Monitor Earphone Pair of Two (2.4 GHz) for Lark Max 2
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Hollyland OWS Monitor Earphone Pair of Two (2.4 GHz) for Lark Max 2
Transmit audio from your Hollyland LARK MAX 2 camera receiver directly to the OWS Monitor Earphone to keep tabs on your recording quality without being tethered to your camera directly. The earphone features an open-ear design with an adjustable ear hook for all-day comfort. Using both adaptive 2.4 GHz frequency hopping technology and Bluetooth, the earphone can receive signals from up to 328' away without obstruction. Its internal battery keeps the earphone running for 18 hours at a time. Recharge using the included charging case in just 1.6 hours.
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