YG300 Brutal Beam Mini Projector – 5600K Wireless Lighting Inferno | Phone-Ready HDMI/USB Pocket Slayer

Turn any wall into your tour bus screen. Plug in, blackout, and let the YG300 burn through boredom. This ain't Netflix—this is stage smoke.

Imagine you’re in a tour van, pulling into nowhere. All you’ve got is your phone, your power riffs, and this YG300 Pocket Projector of Doom. Whether you’re screening bootlegs of your last gig or blasting a visual setlist before you hit the stage, this portable 5600K white-hot projection beast turns your dingy basement or garage into a backstage riot.

With HDMI, USB, and wireless phone syncing, it’s your visual amp—just smaller and meaner. Built for backstage warriors, tattooed tech geeks, and heavy lifters of every kind, the YG300 doesn’t just project... it performs.

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Product Name: YG300 Mini Projector

• Brand: miflame

• Model: YG300

• Certification: CE Certified

• Color Temperature: 5600K (Daylight White – Perfect for High Contrast)

• Lighting Type: Continuous Output Lighting (No Flicker, Clean Feed)

• Power Source: AC (Includes Power Adapter)

• Phone Connectivity: Wireless Compatible (for Screen Mirroring, Casting)

• Inputs: USB, HDMI

• Compatibility: Phones, Laptops, Consoles, USB drives

• Use Case: Home Theater, Rehearsal Room Visuals, Garage Setups, DIY Events

• Package Included: Projector, Power Adapter, User Manual, Remote (varies by seller)

• Size: Compact, lightweight, travel-friendly

• Origin: Mainland China

• Chemical Safety: Free from high-concern chemicals

INTENSE USE URGENCY – CONSTRUCTION/EXERCISE/MILITARY EDGE:
This isn’t your grandma’s projector. This is for serious field ops—whether you're running visuals at a tactical training, presenting data in a concrete command center, or lighting up drywall blueprints after hours. The YG300 means you don’t stop working just because the sun does.

This isn’t for decoration—it’s for execution. Lightweight, plug-and-go, fully compatible with whatever mission you’re running. Because failure to present means failure to command.