Hollyland MARS 300 Pro Review

Should you spend many hundreds of dollars on a wireless HDMI solution? Short answer, yes! This is my review of the Hollyland Mars 300 PRO wireless HDMI solution. It has many great features like HDMI loopout and a physical power switch, which is more handy than you may know.
This is a great solution to pair with your PTZ camera for live streaming. It can also get your presentation feed to far flung monitors without the need to run long cables.
Hollyland 300: amzn.to/3us7tNj
PTZ Camera (with NDI): amzn.to/3nE04qi

[@powerlinevideo]

What I have, works well. Good battery life.

[@birdfeeder742]

Maybe you should add live stream into your RUclips account

[@BruceCooper]

Are you able to use these without attaching the antennas? I have a unique build that needs every inch of space possible and removing the antennas when I need to would be amazing.

[@Foundery]

This version, no, they need the antennas. However, they have another version that doesn't have them. Has slightly less range as a result. amzn.to/3Lar77z

[@335blues1]

How would I control the camera using this setup. Does it support NDI ?????

[@Foundery]

Unfortunately no. This just works for the hdmi video signal. You’ll still need network access to the camera for control. We use a WiFi adapter for that in places we can’t run wires.

[@johndyson7883]

@@Foundery You control the PTZ remotly via wifi? Please can you specify more what adapter are you using... Thank you. I really like your content.

[@Foundery]

@@johndyson7883 We do. Though the camera doesn't have native wifi so we use one of these: amzn.to/3tOvFJd. It's been working fine for over a year. The controller is connected to our wired network. Glad you find the videos helpful, they are fun to make.

[@johndyson7883]

​@@Foundery This options is really very interesting. I never think was possible to use something like this to wifi a ptz camera. I am exploring more in deep this option. Thank you for your reply and your help.