DSSWEN's black plastic cradle takes the HY300 like a drawer takes a box: slide the projector in, built-in stoppers hold it, and it still tilts freely toward the wall, the ceiling or a screen.
Most HY300 brackets hold the projector with screws, pads or a thread. DSSWEN's holder uses its shape. The base is moulded to the HY300's outline, the projector slides into it, and built-in stoppers keep it from sliding out again.
That design has a clear everyday benefit: the projector comes out as easily as it goes in. Lift it off for a garden screening or a sleepover in another room, then slide it back on the wall afterwards, with no screws to undo.
What the holder brings:
It is a plastic holder, and that shapes what to expect. Plastic is light and will not scratch the projector's finish, but it is not as stiff as the steel and iron plates at the pricier end. For a light HY300, weighing under a pound, the load is modest.
DSSWEN backs it with a two-year warranty, generous for a small bracket, and the longest among the HY300 mounts that state one. The holder arrives alone: the projector, screws and tools in its photos are for illustration.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | DSSWEN |
| Model | OD-011 |
| Type | Slide-in wall mount holder |
| Material | Plastic |
| Colour | Black |
| Holding method | Custom-shaped base with built-in stoppers |
| Adjustment | Free tilt in any direction |
| Surfaces | Walls; projects onto walls, ceilings or screens |
| Fixing | Two standard 4 mm screws |
| Drywall | Anchors recommended |
| In the box | The holder only; projector, screws and tools not included |
| Compatible | HY300 series mini projectors |
| Warranty | Two years |
| Manufacturer | Hejian Orange Dream E-commerce Co., Ltd. |
| Status | Unofficial third-party accessory |
The DSSWEN holder is one of the easiest HY300 mounts to put up. Two standard 4 mm screws hold it to the wall. Buy them, plus anchors if the wall is plasterboard, before you start.
Two screws make the job quick, but they also concentrate the load. Use good 4 mm screws of a sensible length and proper anchors, not whatever is left in the kitchen drawer.
A short shopping list covers everything:
The holder raises the projector off shelves and desks, which also helps airflow. Keep the vents facing the room rather than pressed against the wall, and the fan will run quieter through a long film.
Menu steps for flipping and focusing a wall-mounted projector are in the HY300 manual guide.
Once the projector sits in the cradle, it tilts freely, so the same holder serves several kinds of evening. A holder above the bed can point at the opposite wall one night and the ceiling the next. Nothing needs refitting, only a quick focus.
Where a slide-in holder works best:
A picture thrown at a steep angle needs more keystone correction, and correction trims the picture's detail. The free tilt helps here: aim as squarely as you can at the wall, then let the keystone setting handle the last few degrees.
| Holder to wall | Picture, 0.9:1 lens | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| 1.2 m | About 60 in | A small bedroom |
| 1.6 m | About 80 in | An everyday film |
| 2.0 m | About 100 in | A dark lounge |
Sizes follow the 0.9:1 throw ratio Magcubic gives its Pro+; other HY300 builds differ slightly.
More distances and picture sizes are in the HY300 screen size guide, and the keystone guide squares an angled picture.
The DSSWEN holder is the simplest and lightest of the HY300 wall mounts. Steel and iron plates cost more effort to fit but hold the projector more rigidly. The right choice depends on how often the projector comes down.
| Mount | Material | Holds the projector by | Fixings included |
|---|---|---|---|
| DSSWEN | Plastic | Slide-in cradle with stoppers | No |
| Boldever | Stainless steel | Round foot on an anti-slip pad | Nails and anchors |
| Moxweyeni | Powder-coated steel | EVA-padded plate, 180° swivel | Screws |
| Tjfujie | Special plastic | Fitted to the projector's base, 180° rotation | Screws |
| Chanvoo | Aluminium alloy | Bracket with 180° swivel | 3M VHB tape and M4 screws |
DSSWEN's strength is convenience. A projector that moves between rooms slides out in a second, which no screwed-down plate can match. Over a bed, where the projector never moves, a steel plate with anchors in the box gives more confidence.
Tjfujie is the closest relative: also plastic, also shaped to the projector, with screws in the box and a 180° rotation. The difference is the fit method. Tjfujie's bracket holds the base in place, while DSSWEN's cradle lets the projector lift out whenever the film moves to another room.
Choose DSSWEN when:
Consider a metal plate when:
For renters who cannot drill at all, Chanvoo's tape option is the one that avoids holes entirely. Stands, mounts and cases are lined up in the HY300 accessories guide.
No. It fixes with two standard 4 mm screws, bought separately, and anchors are recommended for drywall.
Yes. The projector slides into the cradle and out again; built-in stoppers keep it from sliding out on its own.
Yes. The HY300 tilts freely in any direction in the holder, toward a wall, a ceiling or a screen.
Black plastic, shaped to the HY300 series, with a two-year warranty.