Hollyland Unveils Cosmo C2 for Enhanced Multicamera Broadcasting
Shenzhen, Thursday, 13 February 2025.
Hollyland’s new Cosmo C2 system revolutionizes multicamera setups with cutting-edge transmission capabilities and user-friendly features, aiming to streamline live event broadcasting.
Advanced Technical Specifications
The Cosmo C2, launched on February 13, 2025 [1], represents a significant advancement in wireless transmission technology, featuring a robust 1,000-meter range and remarkably low latency of 33 milliseconds [1][4]. The system’s innovative 2TX and 1RX configuration [1] addresses common synchronization challenges in multicamera setups. Supporting both HDMI and SDI connections [1][4], it delivers professional-grade video transmission at 1080P60 resolution [5], making it suitable for demanding broadcast environments.
Enhanced Streaming Capabilities
A standout feature is the implementation of HEVO 2.0 technology [1][4], which provides automatic frequency interference detection and switching capabilities. The system supports multiple output formats including NDI, UVC, and RTMP [1], enabling seamless integration with various streaming platforms. This versatility is particularly valuable for modern broadcasting requirements, with comprehensive input and output options including HDMI Input, SDI Input, and SDI Loopout on the transmitter [1].
Professional Power Solutions
The Cosmo C2 offers flexible power options to ensure reliable operation in various shooting scenarios. The transmitter supports both DC power and NP-F batteries, while the receiver is compatible with DC power and V-Mount batteries [1][4]. The system’s physical specifications are optimized for field use, with the transmitter weighing 210 grams and the receiver 440 grams [5], making it a portable solution for professional broadcasting teams.
Market Positioning and Availability
Priced at $1,299 for the 2TX & 1RX configuration and $999 for the 1TX & 1RX setup [1], the Cosmo C2 positions itself as a professional-grade solution in the broadcast market. Since its establishment in 2013, Hollyland has expanded its presence to approximately 120 countries [1], and this latest offering demonstrates their continued commitment to innovation in wireless video transmission systems. The product was first previewed at industry events [7] before its official launch, generating significant interest among broadcasting professionals.