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Yoto Releases Fourth-Generation Yoto Player and Updated Yoto Mini Audio Devices
Key points
- Yoto Player 4th-gen and updated Yoto Mini released.
- New green button allows direct content access.
- Yoto Player storage increased to 64GB, faster downloads.
- Yoto Mini is rugged, water and dust-resistant.
- Prices increased to $150 for Player, $110 for Mini.
New Yoto Audio Devices Introduced
Yoto has launched two new audio devices for children: the fourth-generation Yoto Player and an updated version of the Yoto Mini. Both devices now include a prominent green button designed to provide direct access to a child's favorite audio content, such as podcasts, stories, and songs, without needing Yoto Cards or a parent's phone.
Yoto Player Fourth Generation Details
The new Yoto Player retains its speaker and pixel display, adding a green dial for accessing up to 20 pieces of content directly. Software upgrades simplify routine creation and access, allowing for automated adjustments like graphic changes based on the time of day. Hardware improvements include a redesigned build for easier handling, increased storage to 64GB, faster downloads, and an upgraded nightlight panel.
Yoto Mini Hardware Refresh
The Yoto Mini, a smaller and more portable audio player, has also received a hardware refresh. It is now rugged, water, and dust-resistant, designed to withstand typical child activities. This updated Mini also incorporates the new green button for card-free content access, offers storage for up to 1,000 hours of audio, and supports both wired and Bluetooth headphones.
Pricing and Availability
Both new devices come with increased prices. The fourth-generation Yoto Player is priced at $150, up from $110, and is available for pre-order with shipments beginning October 15. The updated Yoto Mini is priced at $110, up from $80, and is available for pre-order with shipments starting September 30.
New Accessories
Yoto is also introducing new accessories, including scratch-proof cases for both the Mini and Player, available in four colors. The company is also developing a wireless charging dock.
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Reporting from
Yoto has announced the fourth-generation Yoto Player and an updated Yoto Mini, both featuring a new green button for direct content access without Yoto Cards. The new devices include hardware and software upgrades, but also come with increased price points.