Yoto Player (3rd Gen) vs Yoto Player 4th Gen
The Yoto Player 4th Gen is the better buy for most families. It adds USB-C and wireless charging, a 5W acoustically engineered stereo speaker, WiFi 6, Bluetooth LE, a 64GB library and an LED night light panel, while the 3rd Gen counters with a longer rated battery life of 24 hours and a lighter, simpler build. Both are screen-free, mic-free and camera-free, and owners praise the card-based independence play; the 3rd Gen is the cheaper way in and still a solid player, but the 4th Gen is the one to step up to if you want the current hardware and faster charging.
- Choose the Yoto Player (3rd Gen) if you want the longest rated battery life and the simplest, lightest player for a young child, and you don't need wireless charging or a night light.
- Choose the Yoto Player 4th Gen if you want the current model with USB-C and wireless charging, a stronger stereo speaker, WiFi 6, 64GB of storage and a built-in night light.
Prices
- Yoto Player (3rd Gen): $99.99 at Sock Monkey (last seen Nov 12)
- Yoto Player 4th Gen: $149.99 at Yoto USA (last seen Nov 13)
- Difference: the Yoto Player (3rd Gen) is $50.00 cheaper than the Yoto Player 4th Gen at the latest prices (Nov 12 and Nov 13)

