Hollyland MELO P1 Ships: Wireless Studio System in One Case
Hollyland's MELO P1 wireless studio system is now shipping worldwide, bundling a 1-inch condenser mic, dual-DSP mixer, monitoring earphones, and wireless remote into a single charging case starting at $249.
Hollyland's MELO P1 wireless studio system is now shipping worldwide after debuting as a prototype at NAB 2026 and completing a Kickstarter campaign. The system bundles a 1-inch large-diaphragm condenser microphone, a 55g smart audio mixer, monitoring earphones, a wireless remote, and a multi-charge case into one portable package aimed at musicians, live streamers, and mobile creators.
One Case, Four Components
The core of the MELO P1 is its smart audio mixer, which runs on dual-DSP architecture and handles up to four simultaneous inputs: two wireless mic channels, one 3.5mm instrument input, and one Bluetooth backing track input.
The signal path runs through 32-bit float processing with output at 48 kHz, and dual USB-C ports let users send the final mix to two platforms at once.
The microphone uses a 1-inch large-diaphragm condenser capsule with AI noise cancellation and a max SPL of 132 dB. Hollyland describes the 1-inch capsule as an uncommon specification in wireless systems, and the Ultimate Combo tier adds an interchangeable dynamic capsule rated to 145 dB SPL for louder stage environments.
The included earphones use custom-tuned 10mm dynamic drivers. Mic and earphones connect over 2.4 GHz with a 60m open-air range. The remote and Bluetooth backing track input top out at 10m.
The HollyAudio app provides over 100 presets for singing, chatting, and live performance, plus a nine-effect processing chain that includes full-band, multi-band, and side-chain compression, parametric and mid/side EQ, reverb, delay, saturation, and de-essing.
Battery specs are strong for a portable system: 8 hours on the mixer, 9 hours on the earphones, and 12 hours on the microphone with AI noise cancellation running.
The charging case delivers up to three full recharges, bringing total runtime to 40 hours. USB-C PD fast charging supports up to 60W.
Paul Duan, Product Manager at Hollyland, said: "Whether you're a bedroom artist launching your first stream or a veteran busker performing at a local café, the MELO P1 replaces hours of configuration and debugging with a professional system that's ready to go in minutes."
Competitive Context
Most competitors in this price range solve only part of the problem. The Roland GO:MIXER Pro-X (~$130) is a wired smartphone mixer with no wireless mic and no IEM monitoring. The Rode Wireless GO II (~$299 for dual) handles wireless mic transmission but ships without an integrated mixer, monitoring earphones, or an app-based effects chain.
Hollyland's own Lark M2S (~$219) is a clip-on wireless lav system with ENC noise cancellation, but it targets videographers rather than vocalists or live performers.
No direct competitor at this price point currently bundles a wireless handheld condenser mic, DSP mixer, IEM earphones, a remote, and a multi-charge case into one integrated ecosystem. That hardware bundling is the central argument Hollyland is making with the MELO P1.
The Signal in the Noise
The $249 Solo tier — mic and mixer only — is an aggressive entry point, but it skips the earphones, remote, and case. That omits the cable-free monitoring loop that makes the full system worth considering.
The real pitch lives at $399 and $449, where the full ecosystem comes together. For solo musicians, bedroom producers, and mobile streamers who currently patch together a wireless mic, a smartphone mixer, and separate IEMs, the MELO P1 Combo consolidates that setup into one case with one charging cycle.
The 32-bit float output and nine-effect processing chain indicate Hollyland is targeting users who want more than basic pass-through audio, though how the AI noise cancellation and DSP perform in real-world conditions will determine whether the specs hold up in practice.
No DAW or audio interface is required, which lowers the barrier significantly for creators who want professional-sounding audio without a desktop setup.
Specs & Pricing
| Microphone type | 1-inch large-diaphragm condenser |
| Max SPL (condenser) | 132 dB |
| Max SPL (dynamic capsule, Ultimate Combo) | 145 dB |
| Mixer weight | 55g (1.9 oz) |
| Mixer inputs | 2x wireless mic, 1x 3.5mm instrument, 1x Bluetooth backing track |
| Signal path | 32-bit float, 48 kHz output |
| Mixer output | 48 kHz/32-bit float or 24-bit digital, dual USB-C |
| DSP architecture | Dual-DSP |
| Earphone drivers | 10mm dynamic |
| Wireless range (mic/earphones) | Up to 60m (open environment), 2.4 GHz |
| Wireless range (remote/BT audio) | Up to 10m, Bluetooth |
| App | HollyAudio — 100+ presets, 9-effect processing chain |
| Battery (mixer) | 8 hours |
| Battery (earphones) | 9 hours |
| Battery (microphone) | 12 hours |
| Total runtime (with case) | Up to 40 hours |
| Fast charging | USB-C PD, up to 60W |
| AI noise cancellation | Yes, included |
| Availability | Now shipping worldwide |
The MELO P1 is available now through Amazon, Hollyland's online store, and local distributors in three configurations: Solo (mic + mixer) at $249, Combo (mic + mixer + earphones + remote + charging case) at $399, and Ultimate Combo (everything in Combo plus the interchangeable dynamic capsule) at $449. Pricing is confirmed via B&H Photo.
