Hollyland MELO P1: wireless music kit with AI-filtered condenser mic

Hollyland has released the MELO P1, a portable kit that it describes as a complete wireless studio for recording, mixing and monitoring music in real time. It is aimed at musicians, live streamers and mobile creators. The system was first shown as a prototype at NAB 2026 and fits into a single carrying case.

The four parts of the system

• Microphone. A 1-inch large-diaphragm condenser capsule sits in a shock-absorbing acoustic chamber that Hollyland says cuts handling noise. AI noise cancellation is meant to keep vocals clear in loud surroundings.
• Mixer. The 55 g mixer uses two DSPs and mixes up to four sources live: two wireless mics, a 3.5 mm instrument input and a Bluetooth backing track. Everything passes through a 32-bit digital signal path.
• Earphones. Lightweight wireless earphones with custom-tuned 10 mm dynamic drivers handle monitoring.
• Remote. A wireless remote with shortcut buttons completes the set.

Wireless links and sound shaping

The microphone and earphones talk over low-latency 2.4 GHz, with a quoted range of up to 60 m in open space. The remote and backing tracks use Bluetooth with up to 10 m of range. The HollyAudio app holds more than 100 presets for singing, talking, live performance and other uses, plus a chain of nine studio effects for finer control.

Battery life

Hollyland rates the mixer at up to 8 hours, the earphones at up to 9 hours and the microphone at up to 12 hours with AI noise cancellation running. The charging case refills the whole system up to three times, for a total of up to 40 hours, and supports USB-C PD fast charging at up to 60 W.

Configurations and prices

The MELO P1 is available now in three versions: Solo for $249, Combo for $399 and Ultimate Combo for $449.