Aurzen's carry bag is a padded tube rather than a box: the projector stands upright in the lower section, the adapter and cables ride above it, and the handle clips onto a backpack when your hands are full of blankets and snacks.
Most projector cases are rectangular boxes cut for a laptop-style projector, and a round HY300 rattles around inside them. Aurzen's carry bag follows the shape of the projector instead. It is a tube 5.24 inches across and 11.22 inches tall, lined with 8 mm of foam on every side, so a barrel-bodied mini projector stands in it the way it stands on a nightstand.
The inside is split by job rather than left as one hollow:
The outer skin is PU leather, which shrugs off the everyday scuffs of a car boot or a hallway shelf. The whole bag weighs 5.9 oz, less than the lighter HY300s themselves, so it adds almost nothing to the load in a backpack. Standing upright, the projector rests on its own base the way it was designed to sit, with the lens facing the soft top of the bag rather than a zip.
Aurzen names its own E1R, the Magcubic HY300 Pro, YGSKK and Samsung's The Freestyle as fits. The common thread is the barrel shape: a round body a little under 4 inches across. With 8 mm of foam on each side, the usable width inside works out to roughly 4.5 inches.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand and model | Aurzen PJ006CB |
| Type | Cylindrical carry bag for barrel-style mini projectors |
| Outside size | 5.24 × 5.24 × 11.22 in |
| Weight | 5.9 oz (0.37 lb) |
| Exterior | PU leather, scratch- and scuff-resistant |
| Padding | 8 mm foam on every side |
| Lower section | Holds the projector upright |
| Upper compartment | Adapter and cables |
| Side pocket | Elastic, for remote, power bank or small parts |
| Handle | Quick-release buckle: carry by hand or clip onto a bag |
| Named fits | Aurzen E1R, Magcubic HY300 Pro, YGSKK, Samsung The Freestyle |
| Contents | Bag only, projector not included |
| First available | July 2026 |
The Aurzen bag earns its place on nights away from home. A cabin film night, a caravan weekend or a sleepover at the grandparents' all need the same four things: the projector, its adapter, the remote and often a cable. The bag keeps them in one piece, so nothing stays behind on the kitchen table.
A packing order that keeps the lens safe:
The handle is the detail that separates it from a fixed-strap case. Unbuckle it and it becomes a loop that clips around a suitcase handle or a backpack strap, which frees both hands for a folding chair and a blanket on the walk to a garden screening.
Keep limits in mind: this is padded fabric, not a hard shell. It protects against bumps and scratches, not against heavy weight stacked on top or a drop onto concrete. A crushed suitcase needs a hard EVA case instead. For a projector that rides in a backpack or on a car seat, the foam is plenty.
The HY300 family shares a name but not a single body. Most models are slim cylinders about 3.7 inches across, which sit well inside the Aurzen tube. A few makers use a squatter or wider shell that will not fit through the opening.
| Projector | Body size | Fit in the Aurzen bag |
|---|---|---|
| Magcubic HY300 Pro+ | 3.7 × 3.7 × 6.7 in | Named fit family, room above for the adapter |
| Alwtniet HY300 Pro | 3.7 × 3.7 × 6.2 in | Same slim cylinder |
| ClokoWe HY300 Pro+ | 3.73 × 3.73 × 6.17 in | Same slim cylinder |
| Salange HY300 Pro+ | 3.74 × 3.74 × 6.16 in | Same slim cylinder |
| Mar Iris HY300 Ultra | 5.71 × 4.88 × 5.71 in | Too wide for the tube |
| Magcubic HY300F | Ball shape, 6.45 in across | Too wide for the tube |
Body sizes are the makers' own figures. Anything close to 3.7 inches across has room to spare; anything past 4.5 inches does not go in.
Speaker bases deserve a second look. A Pro+ with a SoundBase keeps the same slim width as the plain Pro, so it still slides in, but the extra height of the base leaves a little less room in the upper compartment. Wrap the adapter cord loosely rather than stuffing it.
Three checks settle the question:
For other shapes, the HY300 stands, mounts and cases group hard cases by the bodies they suit.
Carry cases for the HY300 split into two camps. Soft, shaped bags like the Aurzen are light and quick to pack. Hard EVA boxes weigh more but survive a crushed suitcase, and most add a divider and a lid pocket.
| Case | Build | Layout | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aurzen carry bag | PU leather, 8 mm foam | Upright tube, cable compartment on top | Backpacks and car trips |
| Grapsa hard shell | Hard EVA | Lie-flat box, movable divider, mesh lid pocket | Suitcases and storage |
| FBLFOBELI hard case | Hard EVA, water-resistant | 8.5 × 5.5 × 5.1 in, double zips | Rainy campsites |
| MOPFOL EVA case | Hard EVA, velvet lining | 9.45 × 5.12 × 4.72 in, two sections | HY320-sized bodies too |
The Aurzen suits a buyer who carries the projector often and wants it to take the least room. A hard case suits the one who checks luggage or stacks gear in a car boot.
Weight tips the balance for walkers and cyclists. At 5.9 oz, the Aurzen weighs a little over half the 10.6 oz of MOPFOL's hard EVA case, and its round profile rides well on the side of a backpack instead of jutting out like a brick. Open it at the campsite and everything comes out in the order it went in, adapter first.
Settle three things first:
Before a trip, the HY300 manual is worth a look for the settings to change on a strange wall.
Yes. Aurzen names the Magcubic HY300 Pro as a fit, and other slim HY300s about 3.7 inches across sit in the same tube.
5.24 inches across and 11.22 inches tall on the outside, with 8 mm of foam padding on every side.
Yes. The upper compartment holds the adapter and cables above the projector, and an elastic side pocket takes the remote or a power bank.
No. It is PU leather over 8 mm foam, which cushions bumps and scratches but will not resist heavy crushing like a hard EVA shell.
Yes. The handle opens on a buckle, so it can clip around a backpack strap or a suitcase handle.