Tellegloww's bracket skips adhesive altogether: three screws fix it to a wall, a ceiling or a desk, the HY300's round foot sits in it, and the angle stays adjustable afterwards for a film aimed exactly where you lie.
Adhesive mounts are quick, but heat, humidity and the small vibrations of a cooling fan work on them over months. Tellegloww takes the other route. Its bracket is screwed into the wall or ceiling through three holes, and once it is in, it stays in, film night after film night.
The design is simple and sturdy:
A ceiling bracket above the foot of the bed is the classic setup. The projector hangs out of reach of elbows and pillows, the swivel points the lens at the ceiling or the far wall, and the cable runs neatly along the plaster instead of across the duvet.
The same holder works flat on a desk or shelf. There it stops a projector from being knocked off the edge by a cat, a child or a stray elbow while it swivels up to the ceiling.
Tellegloww makes it in two finishes: a white plate that disappears against a white ceiling, and a slightly larger black plate for dark walls or a media shelf. Both carry the same 1,200 g rating and the same fixings.
Once seated, the projector keeps its own swivel. Point it at the wall for a weekend film with friends, then tip it to the ceiling for a lie-in, with no need to touch the bracket again.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand and models | Tellegloww QMF1931 (white), QMF2239 (black) |
| Fits | HY300 and HY300 Pro projector models |
| Material | Iron and plastic |
| Weight capacity | 1,200 g (2.65 lb) |
| White size | 4.72 × 4.72 × 0.47 in |
| Black size | 5.31 × 5.31 × 0.63 in |
| Black weight | 3.84 oz |
| Fixing | Screw-mount through three holes |
| Hardware | 1.57 in iron nails, 1.5 in plastic expansion anchors |
| Anchors | For solid concrete and brick only |
| Nails | For wood surfaces |
| Other projectors: base thickness | 0.24 to 0.35 in |
| Other projectors: base diameter | Under 4.7 in |
| Other projectors: weight | Under 2.65 lb |
| Surfaces | Wall, ceiling, desk |
| Adjustment | Angle adjustable after installation |
| In the box | One projector holder with fixings |
The bag holds 1.57-inch iron nails and 1.5-inch plastic expansion anchors, and each one has a job. Tellegloww is clear on it: the anchors are for solid concrete and brick only, and the nails go straight into wood. Picking the right one for your surface is the difference between a mount that holds and one that sags.
| Surface | Use | How |
|---|---|---|
| Concrete or brick | Plastic expansion anchors | Drill, tap anchors in, screw the bracket down |
| Timber, joist or stud | Iron nails | Fix straight into the wood |
| Plasterboard over a joist | Fix into the joist | Find it with a stud finder first |
| Plasterboard, hollow | Not covered by the bag | Buy anchors rated for hollow walls |
Plasterboard is the common surprise. Many bedroom ceilings are plasterboard on timber joists, and the anchors in the bag are not made for a hollow board. Either land the bracket on a joist or buy anchors designed for plasterboard.
Tellegloww describes the job as a few straightforward steps, which holds true for anyone with a drill. Anyone without one may prefer a floor tripod, which needs no fixing at all.
Tellegloww names the HY300 and HY300 Pro, but the bracket is not limited to them. It publishes three measurements for any other mini projector: a base 0.24 to 0.35 inches thick, a base diameter under 4.7 inches, and a total weight under 2.65 lb. Meet all three and the holder should grip it.
| Projector | Weight | Fits the limits? |
|---|---|---|
| Magcubic HY300 Pro | 12.32 oz | Named fit |
| Alwtniet HY300 Pro | 12.32 oz | Slim HY300 body, well under the weight |
| ClokoWe HY300 Pro+ | 0.77 lb | Slim HY300 body, well under the weight |
| Magcubic HY300F | 550 g | Ball shape; check the foot first |
Weights are the makers' figures. The foot thickness is the measurement most people forget: a base thinner than 0.24 inches may sit loose, and one thicker than 0.35 inches will not seat.
Most slim HY300s weigh around 0.7 to 0.9 lb, a fraction of the 1,200 g limit, so weight rarely decides it. Shape does.
Ceiling use adds one more check. Hanging upside down, the whole projector depends on how firmly its foot is held, so a foot at the thin end of the range deserves a gentle tug test before the first film. Set the projection mode to ceiling in the menu so the picture reads the right way up.
For the mount that fits other bodies, the HY300 stands, mounts and cases sort brackets by fixing type.
Between its two finishes, the Tellegloww differs only in size and colour. Against other mounts, it stands out for its screw fixing and the published limits that let non-HY300 owners check the fit.
| Mount | Fixing | Size | Load |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tellegloww, white | Three screws | 4.72 × 4.72 × 0.47 in | 1,200 g |
| Tellegloww, black | Three screws | 5.31 × 5.31 × 0.63 in | 1,200 g |
| Boldever ceiling mount | Screws, anti-slip pad | 4.72 × 4.72 × 0.35 in | 1,200 g |
| Chanvoo drill-free mount | 3M VHB tape or M4 screws | Rectangular, 80 g | Not stated |
| Yunquehe mount | Four screws, 1/4-in thread | Ball joint | 5 kg |
Boldever's bracket shares the same base limits, load and fixing sizes, and adds an anti-slip pad, so it is the nearest like-for-like choice. Chanvoo suits renters. Yunquehe's 1/4-inch thread and ball joint suit projectors with a screw hole underneath rather than a round foot.
The black plate's extra size gives a wider footprint on the wall, which spreads the load across more surface. The white one is the neater choice where the bracket will be seen, since it nearly vanishes on a white ceiling.
Settle these before the drill comes out:
For picture sizes from a ceiling mount, the HY300 screen size chart gives distances.
Yes. Tellegloww names the HY300 and HY300 Pro as fits.
The bag's anchors are for concrete and brick and its nails are for wood. Fix into a joist, or buy anchors rated for hollow plasterboard.
Up to 1,200 g (2.65 lb), well above a slim HY300.
If the base is 0.24 to 0.35 inches thick, under 4.7 inches across, and the projector weighs under 2.65 lb.
The white plate measures 4.72 × 4.72 × 0.47 in; the black one is slightly larger at 5.31 × 5.31 × 0.63 in. Both hold 1,200 g.
