ClokoWe Projector is $54.99 at Woot

Woot lists a $99.99 Reference Price for this new-condition offer.

Woot is listing the ClokoWe Projector with Wifi Bluetooth at $54.99, with a Woot Reference Price of $99.99. The unit is new and in stock, and it ships with a 90 Day Woot Limited Warranty. Shipping to Alaska, Hawaii, and PO Boxes is not available for this item.

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ClokoWe Projector

$54.99 at Woot; Woot Reference Price: $99.99

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Why This Matters

This is a small projector built for rooms where a television does not fit well. The 0.9:1 short throw ratio lets it fill a wall from close range, and the 180 degree rotatable design lets you aim the image at a wall or a ceiling. A one-touch Starry Sky Mode adds nine animated scenes with a built-in sleep timer, which suits a bedroom or a child's room.

What You're Getting

The listing covers dual-band WiFi on 2.4G and 5G plus Bluetooth 5.2 for speakers and headphones. Built-in apps include YouTube and Prime Video, and the projector works with TV sticks that are not included. It supports 4K video playback through a USB drive, and the optical lens is described as scratch-resistant and easy to clean.

Setup leans on auto and manual focus with auto vertical keystone correction, and the image supports 30 to 200 inch screen sizes with 40 to 100 inches recommended. The body weighs 0.77 lb at 3.73 by 3.73 by 6.17 inches, so it fits in a backpack for camping, travel, or a dorm room.

Who This Is For

This fits a buyer who wants a portable screen for a bedroom, a small apartment, or an outdoor movie night and does not need a fixed installation. If you plan to stream from a TV stick, note that the stick is not included and must be supplied separately. The 90 Day Woot Limited Warranty applies to this new-condition unit.

Final Verdict

At $54.99 against a $99.99 Woot Reference Price, the ClokoWe Projector suits a renter, a student, or a camper who wants a compact projector with built-in apps and a rotatable mount. Buyers who need a permanent home theater setup with a fixed screen should look at a different class of hardware.