One name covers five remotes: an infrared clicker for HY300 Pro-type bodies, two Bluetooth models for Magcubic's Ultra and HY310, a blue infrared one for the same pair, and a DreamFair-only spare.
HY300 Ultra is a model name several brands share, and they do not all ship the same remote. Magcubic's Ultra comes with an air mouse, DreamFair's has its own clicker, and Kimwood's Ultra borrows the remote of the HY300 Pro bodies. So the replacement comes in five versions, each built around a different projector.
| Version | Named projectors | Connection | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| RUOYINKE, black | Kimwood HY300 Ultra, Magcubic and other HY300 Pro bodies | Infrared | 10 m |
| RYQIF, black | Magcubic HY300 Ultra and HY310, Alwtniet HY350 | Bluetooth pairing, infrared mode | 10 m |
| WDZP, black | Magcubic HY300 Ultra and HY310, Salange HY260 Pro | Bluetooth air mouse | 40 ft |
| HZIME, blue | Magcubic HY300 Ultra, HY310 and HY350 Max | Infrared | 32 ft |
| DreamFair | DreamFair HY300 Ultra | Infrared | 3 m |
The lead RUOYINKE remote is a 15-button infrared clicker, 5 × 2 × 1 inches, powered by two AAA cells. It needs no pairing at all. Its fit list is long and leans towards HY300 Pro-type projectors:
All five are small, light and black apart from the blue HZIME, so a remote sleeve or a spot on the projector shelf helps them survive a busy living room. None of them changes the picture; they only replace the hand that steers it.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Lead remote maker | RUOYINKE |
| Lead model name | P10 Pro Projector Remote Control |
| Connection (lead) | Infrared, no pairing |
| Buttons (lead) | 15 |
| Range (lead) | 10 m |
| Batteries | 2 × AAA 1.5 V alkaline, not included |
| Size (lead) | 5 × 2 × 1 in |
| Colour | Black; blue on the HZIME version |
| Lead remote fits | Kimwood HY300 Ultra, Magcubic HY300 Pro, Aubor, Xgody, HIPPUS, Mentech and LYNCAST HY300 Pro, Salange HY300 Pro, SKUOU HY300 Plus, DreamFair HY300 Pro+01, Chicdaze HY300 Pro, FEARWIKY HY300 |
| Also named (lead) | HOTPEAK PR06, Nonete NT30, Maypug P1 Mini, Gaimoo GM200 and GM300, Xgody Gimbal 3 and 5 |
| Magcubic Ultra versions fit | Magcubic HY310 and HY300 Ultra, Alwtniet HY350, Salange, feifeaouy and WellSonic HY260 Pro |
| Air-mouse version | WDZP, Bluetooth pairing, gyroscope pointer, ABS shell, 0.10 kg, 40 ft range |
| Blue infrared version | HZIME, no pairing, 32 ft range, 120° angle |
| DreamFair version | DreamFair HY300 Ultra only, 3 m range |
| Warranty | 30 days (RUOYINKE), 90 days (RYQIF), 6 months (WDZP) |
The projector's own sticker settles which version to buy. Tip the body over and look under the swivel base for the brand and model; the box and the manual carry the same line. The word Ultra on its own tells you very little.
Work down this short checklist:
Infrared remotes work by sending a pattern of light pulses the projector already knows. Two remotes can look identical and still speak a different code, which is why a remote named for Salange's HY300 Pro may do nothing to an Ultra from another brand.
The original remote's shape gives a second clue. Magcubic's Ultra ships with an air-mouse remote that moves a pointer across the picture, so the WDZP air-mouse version feels closest to the one that went missing. A plain button remote from the other versions still covers power, menus, volume and playback.
The wider HY300 remote guide covers the Pro and Pro+ families too, and the Ultra vs Pro comparison explains which body you have once the label underneath has faded.
Setup depends on the version, and none of them take long. The infrared ones only need batteries; the two Bluetooth ones need a short pairing ritual first. Neither ships with batteries, so keep a pair of AAA cells ready before film night.
For the infrared versions (RUOYINKE, HZIME and DreamFair):
For the RYQIF and WDZP Bluetooth versions, pairing follows the same pattern:
If the minute runs out, the red light goes off and the steps start again. Pairing matters on these two because the projector then hears the remote even when it points at the ceiling.
The WDZP air mouse needs one extra step. Lay it flat on a table and hold OK and Home together for three to five seconds, and the pointer calibrates itself. Holding OK with Volume up or down then speeds the pointer up or slows it down; it leaves the factory on the second setting.
None of the five versions is sold with a voice button. Searching for a title means typing with arrow keys on the infrared remotes, or pointing at letters with the WDZP air mouse, which is quicker.
Three further limits are worth a thought before ordering:
Where voice search matters, the HY300 Pro+ voice remote has a version that names Magcubic's HY300 Ultra. For a Pro-family projector, the plain HY300 Pro replacement remote is the more common spare.
A little care keeps any of these working for years:
Plenty of households keep two: one on the nightstand for ceiling films and one in the travel case. Infrared remotes from the same version speak the same code, so both work the same projector without any setup.
A spare also ends the classic film-night stall: the projector is warm, the popcorn is out, and the remote is in yesterday's jeans pocket. The Magcubic HY300 Ultra page covers the projector these three Magcubic versions were built for.
Three versions name it: RYQIF and WDZP, which pair over Bluetooth, and the blue HZIME infrared remote. The lead RUOYINKE remote is built for Kimwood's Ultra and HY300 Pro-type bodies instead.
Only the RYQIF and WDZP versions. Hold Left and Right together for three seconds with the projector on; the infrared versions work as soon as batteries go in.
No. For voice search, look at the HY300 Pro+ voice remote, which has a version naming the Magcubic HY300 Ultra.
Two AAA cells, not included. Take them out if the projector will sit unused for a long spell.
Yes, one version is made for that projector alone, with a 3 m range and no pairing.
