Review on Hollyland Mars 300 Pro [Official Dealer]: High-Definition HDMI 5G Wireless Video & Audio Transmission | 300ft Range | 80ms Latency | APP Support for Android & iOS | Enhanced Package: Transmitter+Receiver by Frank Harwood

One of the things I really like about Holland is the ability to connect multiple devices and I don't just mean a bunch of monitors with HDMI ports. Hollyland has a built in network that allows you to connect many mobile devices and I think this feature is sure to resonate with customers because it means you can have a group of people doing a shoot on a set watch, and no one has to be shoulder to shoulder to connect your phone to the system, you download the Holly View application, open it and then go to the controls page, but there is one thing to criticize the holy ground, and that is that there is a slight lag The system, I think that's what they advertise about eight seconds or so. But if you're just using it as a reference monitor it shouldn't be a problem, and if you're using it in feature films or in an environment where you're doing the same action over and over again then it probably won't really do much either, because you're using focus markers may and may not have other options to try to focus, but if you really need a zero-latency system you might want to look at other brands or other models. Another downside for the holy land is the build quality and quality control. For example if you look at the transmitter and receiver that I have. The two LCD screens don't match exactly, and one of them might even be a little crooked. It's worth it. Excellent performance.