Player (3rd Gen.)

I got my son a Yoto player and like 10 cards to go with it and spent maybe $120-150 on all of that and the player itself was like half of that after Black Friday deals.. how many effing cards is $2k?!

There’s similar ones for the Yoto Player lol. I think someone posted the screen shot of someone saying they spent $2k on their Yoto so far? Like how can your kid even have time to listen to that many cards before they age out of them? It’s a weird parenting flex to brag about how much money you wast

I'm not sure if there's a more "music focused" option but there's the Yoto Player. We use it primarily for audiobooks, but they also have music cards as well. The problem is you're buying the music specifically for the Yoto. You can access it on a phone through the app but it's still a little inconv

Dude, get the CD player. It’s less portable, but way more fun. And as you mentioned, you can use any old CD. We have a Yoto and I enjoy it. But our kid doesn’t seem to get the appeal. They only play with it when we prompt and I’m really the only one who gets excited about new cards. They don’t use i

I hate my kid's yoto and wish we'd gotten a CD player for her. Cards not getting detected, the awkward and unclear UX of it (buttons do multiple things depending on which of the 4 states the thing is in), the screen, the process of getting cards downloaded and worrying which are and aren't ready for

I just started looking for a DIY version of a Yoto player. How is this project going? Any help you can share would be greatly appreciated. I can’t bring myself to buy into the Yoto player ecosystem and spend all that money. I would love to know how you accomplished this. TIA.

MYO cards from Yoto are wildly overpriced, but Yoto cards with books/stories/music are great to buy (and I do buy them, and use playlist content that Yoto distributes). The main motivation for these inexpensive DIY MYO cards is because Yoto still (after many, many requests) does not support configur