Xorytin's HY300 Pro is the plain, cable-friendly member of its family: Android TV 11 with Netflix, Prime Video and YouTube on board, an infrared remote, and an HDMI cable packed in so a console or laptop joins the film night straight away.
Most HY300 boxes hold a projector, a power supply and a remote, and the first console night stalls while someone hunts for a cable. Xorytin packs an HDMI lead with its HY300 Pro, so a PS5, a laptop or a streaming stick is on the wall the evening the parcel lands. The rest of the kit is kept simple on purpose.
The picture engine is the one found across the HY300 range. A native 1280 × 720 LCD panel takes a 4K signal and scales it down, lit by an LED source that Xorytin rates at 160 ANSI lumens. That figure is a touch under the 200 ANSI most Magcubic models quote, so the Pro rewards a properly dark room.
Auto keystone and auto screen alignment square the image when the body sits at an angle. Focus stays manual, a small wheel beside the lens that needs a nudge each time the projector moves.
Android TV 11 is the version built for televisions, with a home screen of rows made for a remote's arrow keys. That layout suits an infrared clicker well: Netflix, Prime Video and YouTube open in their TV editions, so menus stay readable at a distance without a pointer.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | Xorytin HY300 Pro |
| Display | LCD panel, native 1280 × 720 |
| Maximum input | 4096 × 2160, scaled to 720p |
| Brightness | 160 ANSI lumens |
| Light source | LED |
| Picture size | 35 to 130 in |
| Focus | Manual |
| Keystone | Automatic, with auto screen alignment |
| Rotation | Swivel base, wall to ceiling |
| System | Android TV 11.0 |
| Graphics | Mali-G31 GPU |
| Apps | Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube |
| Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi 6 |
| Bluetooth | 5.2, for speakers and headphones |
| Ports | HDMI, USB, 3.5 mm audio out |
| Speaker | Built-in Hi-Fi speaker |
| Fan noise | Under 25 dB |
| Remote | Infrared |
| In the box | Projector, power cord, HDMI cable, infrared remote |
| Warranty | 1 year |
The Xorytin HY300 Pro is built for the bedroom first. Its cooling fan is rated below 25 dB, a level quieter than a whisper, so the soft scenes of a drama are not drowned by the projector on the nightstand. The swivel base tips the lens from the wall straight up to the ceiling.
Picture sizes run from 35 to 130 inches. Other HY300 makers rate the same short-throw lens family at about 0.9:1, which puts an 80-inch picture roughly 1.6 m (5.2 ft) from the wall. Take that as a first guess and slide the projector until the edges meet your wall.
| Room | Picture to aim for | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Dark bedroom, curtains shut | 80–100 in | 160 ANSI stays punchy at this size |
| Ceiling above the bed | 70–90 in | The throw is set by ceiling height |
| Dorm wall with a desk lamp on | 40–60 in | A smaller picture holds its brightness |
| Garden sheet after dusk | 100–130 in | Only once the sky is fully dark |
Three limits shape what the Xorytin can do:
For bedtime viewing, dim the picture mode a step once your eyes adjust; a darker room makes 160 lumens look brighter than the number suggests, and a softer picture is kinder to tired eyes at midnight.
Distances for every size sit in the HY300 screen size chart.
The full port row is where the Xorytin earns its keep. HDMI takes a console, a laptop or a TV stick; USB plays films from a stick or a drive; the 3.5 mm jack feeds wired headphones or a powered speaker with no Bluetooth delay. Setting it all up takes one short evening.
Games are playable, though a 720p panel suits relaxed titles more than twitchy shooters. Keep the console's output at 1080p; sending 4K only makes the projector scale it further.
The remote is infrared, so point it at the projector rather than the wall. If it goes missing, a replacement HY300 Pro remote covers the same keys, and the remote app guide gets a phone working in the meantime.
Choosing inside the Xorytin family comes down to how you like to steer. The HY300 Pro is the straightforward kit with a cable in the box. The Ultra adds conveniences for people who rarely leave the sofa.
| Model | Focus | Remote | Radios | Light |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xorytin HY300 Pro | Manual | Infrared | Wi-Fi 6 / BT v5.2 | 160 ANSI |
| Xorytin HY300 Ultra | Auto | Voice air mouse | Wi-Fi 6 / BT v5.4 | 180 ANSI |
| Xorytin HY300 Pro+ | Motorized | Not stated | Wi-Fi 6 / BT v5.4 | 160 ANSI |
| Alwtniet HY300 Pro | Manual | Not stated | Wi-Fi 6 / BT v5.4 | 200 ANSI |
The Pro makes sense when the projector lives on one shelf pointed at one wall and a console or laptop does most of the streaming. The Ultra suits a bed-to-ceiling routine where refocusing by hand gets old fast.
The Pro+ from the same family sits between the two, with motorized focus and the newer Bluetooth radio, but it keeps the same 160 ANSI rating as the Pro. None of the three gets meaningfully brighter, so a bright lounge points away from Xorytin altogether.
Four questions settle the Xorytin choice:
The wider plain-against-plus picture is in HY300 Pro+ vs HY300 Pro.
Yes. The box holds the projector, a power cord, an HDMI cable and an infrared remote.
It decodes a 4K signal up to 4096 × 2160, but the panel is native 1280 × 720, so every picture is shown at 720p.
Xorytin rates the cooling fan below 25 dB, quiet enough for a bedroom at night.
Yes. The 3.5 mm audio output takes wired headphones or a powered speaker, which avoids the small delay of Bluetooth audio.
The Ultra adds auto focus, a voice air-mouse remote, a 5W SoundBase speaker, Bluetooth 5.4 and 180 ANSI lumens. The Pro keeps manual focus, an infrared remote and packs an HDMI cable.