ENUOSUMA's HY300 Ultra is its Pro on a speaker: the same 720p swivel head, raised on a 5W sound base, tilting through 210 degrees and streaming over dual-band Wi-Fi 6.
ENUOSUMA's Ultra takes the swivel head of its HY300 Pro and stands it on a 5W sound base. The base is the Ultra's foot and its speaker at once, so a nightstand holds the whole cinema. The bracket tilts through 210 degrees, a little further than the usual 180.
Those extra 30 degrees matter in one situation: a projector on a shelf above the bed, pointed back and up at the ceiling above the pillows. A 180-degree bracket stops at straight up; the ENUOSUMA's can lean past it.
The rest of the Ultra reads like a careful Pro:
The picture engine stays true to the HY300 family: native 1280 × 720, signals up to 4K scaled down, 200 ANSI lumens and a 2000:1 contrast ratio on the technical sheet. That is a touch more light than ENUOSUMA quotes for its plain Pro and enough for a dark bedroom at 80 to 100 inches.
The speaker base changes more than volume. Sound now comes from the base, close to the viewer on a nightstand, which makes quiet dialogue easier to follow than from a small driver buried in the head.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | ENUOSUMA HY300 Ultra |
| Display | LCD, native 1280 × 720 |
| Signal input | Up to 4096 × 2160, scaled to 720p |
| Brightness | 200 ANSI lumens |
| Contrast | 2000:1 |
| Throw distance | 1.2–4 m |
| Picture size | 35–130 in |
| Focus | Manual |
| Keystone | Auto vertical |
| Rotation | 210° swivel |
| Speaker | 5W sound base, 360° surround speakers |
| System | Android with built-in apps |
| Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi 6, dual-band 2.4 / 5 GHz |
| Bluetooth | 5.4 |
| Ports | HDMI, USB |
| Size | 4.9 × 4.8 × 4.7 in |
| Weight | 0.3 kg |
| Colour | White |
| Warranty | 1 year |
ENUOSUMA rates the Ultra for pictures from 35 to 130 inches, with the lens 1.2 to 4 m from the surface. The 210-degree tilt opens a few placements a standard bracket cannot reach. Each fits its own sort of evening.
| Placement | Aimed at | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Nightstand beside the bed | Ceiling, straight up | Falling asleep to a film |
| Headboard shelf | Ceiling, tilted back past vertical | A picture centred above the pillows |
| Sideboard across the room | Opposite wall | Family film night at 80–100 in |
| Low table | Floor or a low screen | Children's games and story time |
A standard 2.4 m ceiling leaves roughly 1.7 to 1.9 m of throw from a bedside table, which lands inside the Ultra's range comfortably. At the far end of its 4 m throw, save the 130-inch picture for a room with blackout curtains; 200 lumens spread across that much wall looks pale.
At the near end, 1.2 m from the wall, the picture shrinks toward its 35-inch minimum. Small and bright, that size suits a desk, a child's story time or a room where a lamp stays on.
A few ways to get more from the picture:
For exact distances at each size, use the HY300 screen size chart, and the auto keystone guide explains what the correction can and cannot straighten.
The Ultra comes as a set: projector on its base, ready to plug in and aim. First evening, spend ten minutes on the network and the update before the film. The rest is focus and sound.
Bluetooth audio can trail the picture slightly on some headphones. If voices drift from lips, switch back to the sound base for talk-heavy films and keep Bluetooth for music and action.
The sound base is loud enough for a bedroom and a small lounge. For a garden screening or a room full of guests, a Bluetooth speaker placed near the audience keeps the soundtrack with the people rather than with the projector.
What the two ports handle:
If an app refuses to load or the Wi-Fi drops, the HY300 troubleshooting guide covers the usual fixes. The remote app guide helps when the remote slips down the side of the mattress.
The Ultra badge means different things from brand to brand. At ENUOSUMA it means a sound base, a wider tilt and a firmer brightness figure; the focus is still a wheel. Magcubic and Xorytin use the same name for projectors that focus themselves.
| Model | Light | Focus | Stand-out |
|---|---|---|---|
| ENUOSUMA HY300 Ultra | 200 ANSI | Manual | 5W sound base, 210° tilt |
| ENUOSUMA HY300 Pro | 150–200 ANSI by build | Manual | App store, three builds |
| Magcubic HY300 Ultra | 260 ANSI | Electric | Android 14, voice air mouse |
| Xorytin HY300 Ultra | 180 ANSI | Auto | Voice air mouse, 5W SoundBase |
Take the ENUOSUMA Ultra over its Pro sibling if the projector must also be the speaker. Take Magcubic's Ultra if brighter light and focus from the remote are worth paying for. Xorytin's is the one to pick for focus that looks after itself.
Against Chicdaze's Ultra, the ENUOSUMA trades a quoted 22 dB fan and night sound mode for 30 more lumens and a wider tilt. Both focus by hand, both sit on a 5W base. Choose by whether a quiet late-night mode or a slightly brighter wall matters more in your room.
Before ordering:
The HY300 Ultra vs HY300 Pro comparison explains the Ultra badge across all brands.
No. The keystone is automatic, but focus is a manual wheel, so it needs a small turn whenever you move the head.
It lets the head tilt past straight up, so a projector on a headboard shelf can aim back at the ceiling above the bed.
200 ANSI lumens on its technical sheet with a 2000:1 contrast ratio, best in a dark room at 80 to 100 inches.
It accepts 4K and 1080p signals, but the panel is native 1280 × 720, so pictures are shown at 720p.