The 4th gen Yoto Player and Yoto Mini bring a more robust build and new features to give kids instant access to their audio library
Yoto is unveiling its biggest ever hardware update to its award-winning audio players for kids.
The new Yoto Player 4th Gen and Yoto Mini 4th Gen bring a host of updates that build on everything families already love, with more storage, a faster processor and a brand-new design.
New features include a new Green Button giving kids instant, cardless access to their favourite audio and personalised playlists from their library once an adult sets up on the free app. The hardware itself has been given a fresh new look, with a redesigned, more robust, adventure-ready Yoto Mini
As families’ Yoto libraries grew, so did the need for a quicker way for children to find their favourites. Listening to community feedback, Yoto designed the update around one simple idea: making best-loved content easier for kids to access independently, wherever they are.
Ben Drury, CEO and co-founder, Yoto, said: “We’ve always wanted Yoto to get better with time. We listen to families, we watch how kids use Yoto, and we ask ourselves what could make the experience more joyful, useful and independent. That’s what led us to 4th Gen.
“We wanted kids to be able to get to the audio they love more easily, for Yoto to work even better around the rhythms of family life, and for the hardware itself to be faster, more reliable and tougher. We don’t want to change the core of what Yoto is – 4th Gen is about making the Yoto experience even better for families as the way they use it evolves.”
