Magcubic's own tripod for its mini projectors raises an HY300 from 19 to 47 inches on a ball head that turns 360° and tilts 90°, then folds to 21.7 inches for a backpack or a cupboard.
An HY300 on a coffee table sits low, and every head on the sofa lands in the picture. Magcubic's 47-inch tripod fixes that by standing the projector on the floor behind the seats, raised as high as 47 inches. It is the same tripod Magcubic packs in its HY300, Pro+ and Ultra bundles.
The design is a light camera-style stand built for small gear:
Folded, the tripod shrinks to 21.7 inches long and 3.9 inches wide. That fits in a backpack beside the projector, or in the gap between a wardrobe and the wall.
Magcubic calls it four-in-one because the box also holds a phone clamp. Between movie nights it doubles as a stand for video calls, a ring light or a camera. One stand then covers the projector on Friday and a phone for a family video call on Sunday.
The legs are 0.86 inches across, slim enough to keep the weight down but thick enough to stay steady at full height on a hard floor.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Magcubic |
| Height range | 19–47 in (48–120 cm) |
| Folded size | 21.7 in (55 cm) long, 3.9 in (10 cm) wide |
| Mount thread | 1/4-inch screw |
| Load limit | 11 lb |
| Head | Ball head |
| Head movement | 360° rotation, 90° tilt |
| Leg sections | 3 |
| Leg diameter | 0.86 in |
| Material | Thickened metal tubes |
| Base | Reinforced triangular base |
| Feet | Anti-slip rubber |
| Height locks | Quick-lock knobs |
| Colour | Black |
| Works with | Mini projectors, ring lights, phones, cameras |
| In the box | Metal tripod, 360° ball head, phone holder, user manual |
| Returns | 30-day return policy; no further manufacturer warranty |
Height and distance are the two dials a tripod gives you. The height clears heads and puts the lens level with the centre of the wall. The distance sets the picture size, about 2 m for 100 inches on the short-throw HY300 models that state a 0.9:1 ratio.
| Tripod height | Where it stands | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| 19 in (48 cm) | On the floor in front of floor cushions | Low picture for a children's den |
| About 30 in | Beside the bed | Lens above the mattress, aimed at the ceiling |
| About 40 in | Beside an armchair | Picture on the facing wall, clear of a low sofa |
| 47 in (120 cm) | Behind the sofa | Lens above seated heads, picture straight ahead |
Middle heights are examples; the knobs lock anywhere along the range. At full height, if the picture sits too high on the wall, tip the head down a few degrees and let the auto keystone square the rest.
Tips that make the tripod setup look tidy:
The HY300 screen size chart gives the distance for every picture size, and the keystone correction guide covers aiming from above or below.
Fitting the projector takes a minute. The ball head carries the standard 1/4-inch camera thread, and HY300 bodies that list tripod mounting take it underneath. Check the base of your projector for a threaded socket before you start.
Balance matters on a light tripod. Centre the projector over the head, keep one leg pointing the same way as the lens and the stand resists a nudge from a passing knee or a curious pet.
For a ceiling picture, tilt the ball head through its 90 degrees until the lens points up. The HY300's own swivel adds a second axis, so the tripod can stand to one side of the bed while the picture lands in the middle of the ceiling.
Models Magcubic sells with this tripod in the same box:
A 47-inch tripod suits most living rooms, but not every one. Tall sofas, rooms with a raised bed or a picture high on a wall can call for more height. Some rooms would rather have no stand on the floor at all.
| Option | Height | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Magcubic 47-inch tripod | 19–47 in | Behind a sofa, beside a bed, travel |
| Universal floor tripod | Up to 160 cm in its tallest size | Tall sofas and high walls |
| 110 cm floor stand | 110 cm (160 cm size also made) | A fixed height chosen at purchase |
| Height-adjustable tripod stand | Adjustable, hollow tray | Projectors without a thread |
| Chanvoo drill-free wall mount | Wall or ceiling | No floor space at all |
Choose the Magcubic when the projector moves between rooms or goes on trips, since it folds to 21.7 inches and brings a phone clamp along. A 160 cm stand is the better call when the picture must sit high above a tall sofa. A wall bracket wins in a small bedroom where every bit of floor counts.
Above all, the tripod earns its place on portability. Fold it, slide it into a tote bag beside the projector and a tent wall or a garden fence becomes a screen for the evening.
Before buying, check three things:
The HY300 stands, mounts and cases cover every accessory by job.
Yes. Magcubic sells the HY300 Pro+, HY300 Ultra and original HY300 in bundles with this tripod, all on its 1/4-inch screw.
From 19 to 47 inches, about 48 to 120 cm, locked with quick-release knobs on three leg sections.
Up to 11 lb. Magcubic keeps it for light gear and advises against large, heavy projectors.
Yes. The ball head tilts 90° and turns 360°, so the lens can point straight up beside a bed.
The metal tripod, a 360° ball head, a phone holder and a user manual.