
Last updated: 14 October 2026
The Yoto Player is a screen-free audio player for children aged 3 to 12 and up. A child drops a Yoto card into the slot on top and it plays a story, music or a podcast, with no camera, no microphone and no adverts. It is also a night light, an ok-to-wake clock and a Bluetooth speaker. I checked the price and stock on Amazon on 14 October 2026: the 3rd Generation player was £89.99, in stock and sold by Yoto.
Buy the Yoto Player on Amazon UK, £89.99
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The Yoto Player is a small cube of a speaker with a pixel display on the front and two orange dials on top. Instead of a screen, it uses physical cards. Each card carries one audiobook, album or activity, and Yoto's library now runs to more than 1,000 titles, from Julia Donaldson and Roald Dahl to Disney and Harry Potter.
Children control it in three moves. They push a card in to start it, press the chunky buttons for free extra audio such as radio and podcasts, and twist the dials to skip chapters and change the volume. Parents set limits, such as maximum volume, in the free Yoto app.
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The cards are where the cost builds up. The player comes with one blank card, so every story beyond the free audio means buying a card or recording your own.
The display can be too bright for some children at bedtime. GoodtoKnow's reviewer found you need to turn the player face down at night, and that it is not as tumble-proof as a Toniebox.
Yoto has now launched a Yoto Player 4th Gen. The 3rd Generation stays on sale as Yoto's classic home player, but if you want the newest model, compare the two on Yoto's site before you buy.
The wireless charging dock costs extra, and setup needs WiFi and a smartphone with the Yoto app.
Amazon UK sells the 3rd Generation player at £89.99, sold by Yoto Limited, with a 4.7 out of 5 rating from 923 reviews. Yoto's own shop lists it at the same price with free delivery over £40 and 60-day returns, but showed it out of stock with a notify-me button. The full specification is on the Yoto Player page, and GoodtoKnow has a hands-on Yoto 3rd Gen review.
The 3rd Generation Yoto Player is £89.99. That was the Amazon UK price, in stock, when I checked on 14 October 2026.
Yoto pitches it at ages 3 to 12 and up. Younger babies can still use the sleep sounds and night light, with a parent choosing the audio.
Only for setup and for downloading cards. After that it stores more than 600 hours of audio and plays offline.
Yes. Make Your Own cards take MP3s, podcasts, radio streams and your own recordings, and one blank card comes in the box.
It has no camera, no microphone and no adverts, and children only hear what is on their cards or Yoto's own free audio. Parents manage volume and settings in the app.
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