Magcubic - HY320 NTV

This guys videos are golden and since i live in a 3rd country i settled for the hy320 cause i can't find a groview here is a video with a slightly more budget. Other than that you can also use a samsung freestyle. https://youtu.be/vHmy8sobWEc

Just make sure it's not those crazy knock offs that are obvious. Look at real reviews and specs that seem believable for the price. I have a Magcubic HY320 and i have no regrets. I just share my files through wifi and have vlc on my projector. It's a chill way to watch movies and series.

I got the magicube hy320 for like 40 pounds its been six months and it exceeded my expectation excpet for gaming :)

What would your next option be? I got the HY320 too and I've been really enjoying it. But I do want your output as to why you're not too big of a fan. Would help me decide my next projector too then haha.

Thanks for the explanation! I've had my hy320's LED give up and changed to a bigger and more powerful 100w one. But I'll definitely look into the P62 as my next too then.

Yeah, I bought HY320 after seeing some videos.

I decided to buy the normal one(HY320 and not he mini)

Yeah sure. It works great with a white wall or ceiling.

I have been playing PS4 on it and there seems to be a little but no a lot. It is very ok. It works great with movies and also gaming.

I've tried it with the HY-320 and it's unplayable, too much input lag.

In the past, that brand made quality things like VHS video players, radio cassettes, etc... Today, it seems they have only put their brand on a Chinese projector... It only has 200 lumens so you can only use it at night or in rooms with very little light. It says it's 1080 full HD, but I honestly don't believe it. Just looking at the remote control suggests the quality of the projector. In recent years I have tried several Chinese projectors and although the specifications promise a lot, the truth is different... Most have plastic lenses that cannot focus the image well. For example, I bought a magcubic hy320 and if you focus on the center, the corners go out of focus and vice versa. It is better that you buy a projector, even if it is used cheaply, from a recognized brand such as Epson, Benq, Optoma...

The cheap ones all work like a charm, until they dont. I've blown through multiple cheap ones for my kid. They all look pretty ok for about 6 months, then the lcd screen starts discoloring/melting, or they just stop turning on. The ones under $200 that dont die, are incredibly underwhelming picture wise. With one exception... I got off temu for $140, but it typically retails for $400 elsewhere. That become the cheapo kids projector and its been holding up well. Its only 1080p 500 ansi, but its enough for the kid, and actually has hdr, which looks surprisingly good. Side by side with my much more expensive projector I actually got mad at how good it looked for so cheap. But its a blacked out room only type of deal, and i'm a 4k+ diehard, so I wouldn't consider it for main projector.

"I just loved the HY300 PRO and HY320, Gys! Both are Chinese, and there's no brand, lol. You can find good prices on Shopee for around $40–$50. They’re not disposable—I’ve had mine for two years. The best part is that you can buy five of them, and it’ll still be a good deal, tho!"

I have an older version of this HY320 projector. The picture quality is quite decent, and as a starter model, it’s not bad. But there’s one big drawback – the matrix quickly gets dusty and needs frequent cleaning. To do this, you have to disassemble the projector and spend a lot of time. The sound is awful, so you definitely need to connect it to a loudspeaker. Overall, for occasional viewing just for fun – it’s worth getting.

Hi so you bought hy450? I have HY320 and lot of problems with dust (it was like that 3 weeks after i buy it), does the HY450 have te same problem?