A Pro+ that sharpens and squares its own picture, then doubles as a bedtime sky: nine animated starry scenes and a sleep timer sit on one button of the remote.
Most HY300 projectors go dark when the film ends. The ClokoWe HY300 Pro+ has one more trick: press the Starry Sky button on the remote and the ceiling fills with a slowly moving night sky. There are nine animated scenes to choose from, and a built-in sleep timer switches the projector off once the room has drifted off.
In a child's room, it turns a film night into a bedtime routine:
It works for grown-ups too. A slow sky on the ceiling is a gentle way to wind down after a late shift, and it needs no Wi-Fi once the scene is running.
The rest of the bedtime kit is sensible for a small room. Built-in stereo speakers carry a cartoon without a Bluetooth speaker, and Bluetooth 5.2 pairs headphones for a parent watching after the kids are asleep. The lens is scratch-resistant and wipes clean, which matters once small hands have reached it.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | ClokoWe HY300 Pro+ |
| Display | Native 1280 × 720 |
| Maximum input | 3840 × 2160; 4K files play from a USB drive |
| Contrast | 8000:1 |
| Throw ratio | 0.9:1 |
| Throw distance | 0.8–10 ft |
| Picture size | 30–200 in quoted; 40–100 in recommended |
| Focus | Auto and manual |
| Keystone | Auto vertical |
| Rotation | 180° |
| Night mode | Starry Sky, 9 animated scenes, sleep timer |
| Speakers | Built-in stereo |
| Wi-Fi | Dual-band 2.4 / 5 GHz |
| Bluetooth | 5.2, for speakers and headphones |
| Ports | HDMI; USB for a flash drive |
| Apps | YouTube and Prime Video built in |
| Mounting | Table, floor, ceiling or tripod |
| Weight | 0.77 lb (0.35 kg) |
| Dimensions | 3.73 × 3.73 × 6.17 in |
| In the box | Projector, HDMI cable, power cord, remote, user manual, warranty card |
Manual focus is fine until the projector moves every night. The ClokoWe adds auto focus alongside the manual wheel, so tipping the lens from the wall to the ceiling brings the picture back into focus without a reach. Auto vertical keystone straightens the top and bottom edges at the same time.
Here is what the automatic side handles, and what it leaves to you:
Auto focus reads the surface in front of it. A plain, light wall gives it the easiest job, while a patterned wallpaper or a dark bookcase can leave it hunting. A white sheet solves both the colour and the focus in one go.
Auto focus earns the most in homes where the projector travels. Carry it from the bedroom to the lounge on film night, set it on the coffee table, and the picture is sharp and square before the popcorn is out of the microwave.
The HY300 keystone and focus guide goes further into how auto, manual and electric focus differ, and how far vertical correction reaches.
ClokoWe quotes a 30 to 200-inch range and a 0.9:1 throw ratio, then recommends 40 to 100 inches. That recommendation is the one to follow. A small projector's light spreads thin over a huge picture, and ClokoWe publishes no ANSI figure to promise otherwise.
| Lens to wall | Picture | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| 2.6 ft (0.8 m) | About 40 in | A dorm desk or a child's wall |
| 3.9 ft (1.2 m) | About 60 in | Bedroom wall from a dresser |
| 5.2 ft (1.6 m) | About 80 in | Ceiling from a nightstand, lounge wall |
| 6.5 ft (2.0 m) | About 100 in | The top of the recommended range |
Sizes are worked out from the 0.9:1 ratio and rounded. At the 10 ft maximum distance, that ratio gives roughly 150 inches; anything larger would need the projector further back than ClokoWe rates it for.
The 500-lumen figure ClokoWe gives is not an ANSI rating, so it cannot be compared with the 200 ANSI lumens other Pro+ models state. Treat the ClokoWe as a dark-room projector, like the rest of the HY300 family.
For every other distance, the HY300 screen size chart has the numbers, and HY300 brightness settings show the picture modes that suit a dim room.
Two projectors share the Pro+ name and very different priorities. Magcubic's version spends its extras on sound and the remote. ClokoWe spends them on focus and bedtime.
| Feature | ClokoWe HY300 Pro+ | Magcubic HY300 Pro+ |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | Auto and manual | Manual |
| Brightness | No ANSI figure | 200 ANSI lumens |
| Sound | Built-in stereo speakers | 5W SoundBase |
| Remote | Standard remote with Starry Sky key | Voice air mouse |
| Wireless | Dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.2 | Bluetooth 5.4, Wi-Fi 6 |
| Extras | Starry Sky mode, HDMI cable in the box | Tripod bundle, Android 14 on some versions |
Pick the ClokoWe if the projector moves between wall and ceiling most nights, or if a child's room wants a star projector too. Pick the Magcubic if it stays put and you want a stated brightness and a fuller sound. If you want focus from the remote and more light, the Magcubic HY300 Ultra has electric focus at 260 ANSI lumens.
Size and weight are close to identical, so neither wins on portability. The ClokoWe measures 3.73 × 3.73 × 6.17 inches and weighs 0.77 lb, light enough for a backpack on a camping trip.
A few checks before ordering:
A one-button night mode that projects one of nine animated starry skies, usually on the ceiling. A built-in sleep timer turns the projector off afterwards.
Yes. It has auto focus plus a manual wheel, and auto vertical keystone straightens it after a tilt.
ClokoWe publishes no ANSI lumen rating. Treat it as a dark-room projector and keep to its recommended 40 to 100 inches.
YouTube and Prime Video are built in. Other services come through a streaming stick plugged into HDMI.
The projector, an HDMI cable, a power cord, the remote, a user manual and a warranty card.