An HY300 Ultra built for streaming evenings: Netflix, YouTube and Disney+ are on the home screen at first boot, a voice air mouse moves through them, and the picture focuses itself.
The Xorytin HY300 Ultra is aimed at the household where the evening starts with the question of what to stream. Netflix, YouTube and Disney+ sit on its home screen from the first boot. No TV stick, no cable across the bedroom floor, and HDMI is left for a console.
The controls are built around those apps:
Disney+ on the ceiling is a familiar bedtime scene in houses with small children. The Xorytin fits it: a cartoon, a 5W SoundBase speaker loud enough for a bedroom, and a remote that finds the next episode by voice.
Children's profiles and parental controls live inside Netflix and Disney+, so set them up on the first night along with the log-ins.
A packed box helps too. The projector comes with its remote, a power adapter, a charging cable and a manual, and Xorytin will replace it within the first year. The HY300 remote app guide covers the phone apps that step in if the air mouse goes missing.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | Xorytin HY300 Ultra |
| Display | LCD, native 1280 × 720 |
| Maximum input | 4096 × 2160; 1080p compatible |
| Brightness | 180 ANSI lumens |
| Contrast | 8000:1 |
| Picture size | Up to 130 in |
| Focus | Auto |
| Keystone | Auto vertical, digital correction, auto screen alignment |
| Rotation | 210° in the name; 180° in the feature text |
| Picture processing | Colour calibration, noise reduction, sharpness enhancement |
| Apps | Netflix, YouTube, Disney+ preloaded |
| Remote | Air mouse with voice control |
| Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi 6 |
| Bluetooth | 5.4 |
| Ports | HDMI, USB |
| Speaker | 5W SoundBase |
| Power | 45 W |
| Light source life | 80,000 hours |
| Weight and size | 0.88 lb in the feature text (1.4 lb on the spec sheet); 3.5 × 7 × 3.5 in |
| In the box | Projector, remote, power adapter, charging cable, manual |
Swivel a small projector from wall to ceiling and two things drift: the focus and the shape. The Xorytin Ultra handles both. Auto focus sharpens the picture for the new distance, and auto screen alignment with digital keystone pulls the edges back to a rectangle.
What it takes care of on its own:
That leaves one job for you: face the projector squarely at the wall. Every correction is done in software and trims away some of the 720p panel's resolution. The less the projector has to fix, the sharper the subtitles.
Xorytin also lists the optics as dust-proof. Specks that settle on the optics of a small projector turn into soft grey smudges on the wall, so a sealed light path helps a projector that lives on a bedroom shelf.
For ceiling films, set the projector on a flat nightstand close to the headboard, so everyone looks up at the middle of the picture instead of craning back.
The Xorytin is rated at 180 ANSI lumens, a little below the 200 most HY300 Pro bodies state. In a dark room the difference is small. In a room with a lamp on, it is the first thing you notice, and Xorytin itself says the picture is best enjoyed with the lights off.
| Room | Picture that works | What helps |
|---|---|---|
| Bedroom, curtains shut | 80–100 in | Lights off, a pale wall |
| Ceiling from bed | About 80 in | Auto focus after the swivel |
| Lounge in the evening | 60–80 in | Ceiling light off, blinds down |
| Backyard after sunset | 60–80 in | A white sheet, a Bluetooth speaker |
Sizes above 100 inches, up to the 130-inch maximum, are for fully dark rooms. Pull the projector closer and colours regain their depth.
The picture processing leans towards a clean, punchy image from a modest light source:
For a garden screening, bring a Bluetooth speaker. The 5W SoundBase is sized for a bedroom, and outdoors the sound drifts away long before the picture fades.
The light source is rated for 80,000 hours and the projector draws 45 W, so running costs stay tiny. The HY300 brightness settings show which picture modes add light and which dim it, and the HY300 screen size chart matches distances to picture sizes.
Ultra is a label every maker uses differently. On the Xorytin, it means preloaded streaming apps, auto focus and a voice air mouse, not extra light. Magcubic's and SKUOU's Ultras go the other way and add brightness, with electric focus on the Magcubic.
| Model | Light | Focus | What stands out |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xorytin HY300 Ultra | 180 ANSI | Auto | Netflix, YouTube, Disney+ preloaded |
| Magcubic HY300 Ultra | 260 ANSI | Electric | Android 14 on an Allwinner H726 |
| SKUOU HY300 Ultra | 220 ANSI | Motorised or manual | Android 14, HDR10+ decoding |
| Thunrlge HY300 Pro | No ANSI figure | Manual | Netflix built in, 2-year warranty |
Pick the Xorytin if streaming comes first and you want the picture to sort itself out after every swivel. Pick Magcubic's Ultra if brightness matters more than preloaded apps. The full Ultra-against-Pro picture sits in HY300 Ultra vs HY300 Pro.
SKUOU's Ultra sits between the two: brighter than the Xorytin at 220 ANSI, with a described motorised focus but no preloaded Netflix. For a fully dark bedroom and a family that streams every night, the Xorytin's app shelf and auto focus make the simpler evening.
One more difference sits in the box. Xorytin packs a charging cable alongside the power adapter and remote, and covers the kit with a year of replacement warranty, so a faulty unit is exchanged rather than sent off for repair.
Before ordering, weigh these:
Yes. Netflix, YouTube and Disney+ come preloaded, so they run without any add-on box.
180 ANSI lumens, slightly below the 200 of most HY300 Pro models. It is a dark-room projector.
Yes. It has auto focus, auto vertical keystone and auto screen alignment.
An air-mouse remote with voice control, packed with a power adapter and a charging cable.
Yes, it supports mirroring from iOS and Android. Subscription services tend to show a black screen when mirrored, which is where the preloaded apps come in.