Grapsa's zip-round EVA case lays an HY300 flat beside its adapter, splits the two with a hook-and-loop divider, and keeps the remote and cables in a zippered mesh pocket inside the lid.
A soft bag cushions knocks, but it folds when a suitcase lands on top of it. The Grapsa case is a zip-round box of hard EVA foam, the same material used in camera and headphone cases, so the lid holds its shape under the weight of packed clothes. Inside, a soft lining keeps the projector's shell from scuffing.
The layout is what earns its place on a film night away from home:
Grapsa names a wide spread of bodies as fits: Magcubic's HY300 Pro and Pro+, Alwtniet, ENUOSUMA's HY300 Ultra, Limimart, Aubor and HIPPUS. What they share is the slim swivel cylinder that defines most of the HY300 family.
The zip on the mesh pocket matters more than it sounds. When the case opens, a loose remote or adapter cannot fall out onto a campsite floor or a hotel carpet.
Grapsa makes the case in two sizes and two colours. The Small is cut for a slim HY300 Pro lying on its side; the Large offers a wider, shallower box that Grapsa names for the Magcubic HY300 Pro+. Black comes in both sizes, as does light grey.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Grapsa |
| Shell | Hard, Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA) |
| Lining | Soft interior lining |
| Closure | Zipper |
| Handle | Top carry handle |
| Divider | Hook-and-loop, adjustable |
| Lid storage | Zippered mesh pocket for cords, remote and adapter |
| Small size | Main compartment 7.9 × 4.1 × 5.1 in inside |
| Large size | Inside 9.7 × 5.7 × 3.5 in |
| Compartments | 3, or 2 on the light grey Large |
| Water resistance | Water resistant on the light grey versions; not on the black Small |
| Colours | Black, light grey |
| Named fits | Magcubic HY300 Pro+ and Pro, Alwtniet, ENUOSUMA HY300 Ultra, Limimart, Aubor, HIPPUS |
| Contents | Case only, projector and accessories not included |
A hard case keeps its contents safe only if they cannot slide around inside it. The Grapsa's hook-and-loop divider is the part that stops the projector rattling against its own adapter. A few minutes of adjustment on the first night pays off on every trip after.
Keep the lens facing away from the zip track. Zips press against whatever sits closest to them, and the glass is the one surface you never want scratched.
The light grey versions are rated water resistant, handy for a garden screening when dew settles on everything by midnight. The black Small is not, so a rain shower is best avoided.
One habit protects the projector more than any case: let it cool for ten minutes after the film before zipping it in. A warm body shut inside foam holds its heat for a long time.
For more ways to pack and place the projector, see the HY300 stands, mounts and cases.
The two sizes are shaped differently, not just scaled. The Small's main compartment is 7.9 × 4.1 × 5.1 inches, long and deep enough for a slim cylinder on its side. The Large is 9.7 × 5.7 × 3.5 inches inside, wider and longer but shallower.
| Projector | Body size | Small (7.9 × 4.1 × 5.1) | Large (9.7 × 5.7 × 3.5) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Magcubic HY300 Pro | 3.7 × 3.7 × 6.2 in | Fits on its side | Measure depth first |
| Magcubic HY300 Pro+ | 3.7 × 3.7 × 6.7 in | Fits on its side | Named fit; measure depth first |
| Alwtniet HY300 Pro | 3.7 × 3.7 × 6.2 in | Fits on its side | Measure depth first |
| ENUOSUMA HY300 Ultra | 4.9 × 4.8 × 4.7 in | Too wide | Named fit; measure depth first |
Body sizes are the makers' own figures, rounded.
The Large's stated inner depth of 3.5 inches sits a shade under the 3.7-inch width of a Magcubic Pro or Pro+ lying down. Grapsa names both as fits, but the numbers are tight. Measure your projector and compare it with the depth before choosing the Large.
The two sizes also suit different packing styles. The Small keeps the projector snug with just enough room for the adapter beside it, a compact box for a weekend bag. The Large trades depth for floor space, leaving more room for a thick power brick, an HDMI lead and a small Bluetooth speaker laid alongside.
HY300 carry cases split between hard boxes and soft, shaped bags. The Grapsa is the organiser of the group, with a divider and a lid pocket that keep a whole setup in order.
| Case | Build | Layout | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grapsa hard shell | Hard EVA | Flat box, movable divider, mesh lid pocket | Suitcases and organised storage |
| Aurzen carry bag | PU leather, 8 mm foam | Upright tube, cable compartment on top | Backpacks and light travel |
| FBLFOBELI hard case | Hard EVA, water-resistant | 8.5 × 5.5 × 5.1 in, double zips, divider | Wet campsites |
| Tangxi EVA case | EVA, velvet interior | Two sides, projector and accessories | HY300 and HY320 bodies |
Choose the Grapsa when the projector travels with a suitcase or lives on a shelf between uses, and you want every part in one place. Choose the Aurzen when the case rides in a backpack and weight matters. The FBLFOBELI suits damp outdoor trips with its water-resistant shell.
The divider is the Grapsa's quiet advantage over a fixed-foam case. Swap from a Magcubic to an Alwtniet, or add a bigger adapter, and the wall moves to match instead of leaving a gap for the projector to rattle in.
Pick your Grapsa with these in mind:
Before a trip, the HY300 manual covers the settings to change on a strange wall.
The Small's main compartment, 7.9 × 4.1 × 5.1 in inside, takes a slim HY300 Pro on its side. Measure the Large's 3.5-inch depth against your body before choosing it.
9.7 × 5.7 × 3.5 inches.
Yes. A movable divider separates the projector from the adapter, and a zippered mesh pocket in the lid holds the remote and cables.
The light grey versions are rated water resistant. The black Small is not, so treat the black cases as dry-weather boxes.
No. It is the case only.
