Hollyland will premiere at IBC 2025 Vcore and Pyro Ultra

Hollyland will premiere at IBC 2025 Vcore, which is scheduled to launch at the end of September. Positioned as an entry-level wireless video solution for beginners and a versatile secondary monitor for semi-professional creators, Vcore transforms a smartphone into an on-camera monitor, integrating wireless streaming and multifunctional software.

The system supports 4K30/HD and proxy recording, as well as streaming video to up to four mobile devices via the HollyView app. This makes monitoring easier and allows for seamless collaboration and efficient workflows.

It will also premiere at IBC 2025 on Pyro Ultra, scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2025, which refines the capture approach to its essential functions. Equipped with a dedicated Focus Mode, it ensures ultra-low latency, meeting the focusing needs of most professional video productions. Its “one transmitter to unlimited number of receivers” capability eliminates traditional endpoint limitations, allowing directors, lighting crews and videographers to monitor simultaneously without restrictions. With a resolution of 4K60, it ensures sharp details even during fast-paced motion capture, offering exceptional reliability for high-end film and commercial projects.

will also be presented Pyro 5, a compact 5.5-inch monitor and the latest addition to the Pyro ecosystem. Building on the series' revolutionary video streaming and monitoring capabilities, it supports 1TX to 4RX with 400m line-of-sight range, camera control and proxy recording, optimizing workflows and collaboration. Since its launch in August, it has quickly gained popularity among creators around the world.

On the other hand, Venus Life Air, which will be released on September 3, stands out as one of Hollyland's most anticipated camera innovations. With a 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor, the camera improves light entry and detail retention, even in low-light conditions. AI Adjustment adjusts exposure, contrast and color in real time, delivering sharp images without the complexity of manual manipulation, ideal for casual users and creators on the go. Its wide F1.05 aperture further improves performance, delivering shallow depth of field and vivid images in low light.

Lyra, also on display, is equipped with a 1/1.5-inch CMOS sensor for optimal balance in dynamic lighting conditions. Its AI-based automatic optimization ensures hassle-free shooting, while its advanced low-light performance reduces noise for flawless night photos. An exclusive feature of this model is 48 kHz/24-bit audio sampling, which improves sound fidelity in video recording, bridging the often overlooked gap between professional picture and sound.

Intercom and microphone

Hollyland will also introduce wireless intercom system Solidcom H1, which is scheduled for release on September 12. Designed for medium and large teams, it supports up to 80 packs, ensuring fluid communication in large production centers. Its 500-meter line-of-sight transmission overcomes the barriers of distance, while continuous roaming maintains uninterrupted conversations while on the move.

With a hundred independent groups, the system enables precise communication flows, eliminating crosstalk and miscommunication. Full integration with Dante ensures compatibility with professional audio setups, while remote support and cloud communication improve collaboration between locations, making it a powerful solution for live events, broadcast sets and production environments.

Two of Hollyland's most successful wireless microphone systems will also have a prominent presence. Lark Max 2 It integrates multiple first-released innovations such as low-latency wireless monitoring, pioneering 32-bit floating recording, and AI-powered noise cancellation, ideal for both solo creators and multi-talented productions. Meanwhile, the Lark A1 is designed for smartphone users, offering 48kHz/24-bit recording, customizable audio settings and up to 54 hours of battery life in a compact, ready-to-use format.