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Kids audio

A child-friendly audio player reference for stories, music and learning.

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Audio player
An audio player is defined by its content route: fixed onboard tracks, removable cards or figures, or a file system a parent can load. Each route changes the board, the memory and the after sales story.
Custom content
Content is licensed or original, and that decision drives cost, timing and paperwork. Confirm territory, term and format for every track before it is written onto production units.

Decisions this product type puts in front of you

  • How content reaches the child Cards, figures, discs and onboard memory are four different products wearing the same shell. Pick one first, because it decides the reader, the mechanism, the box contents and what you sell a customer six months later.
  • Enclosure and tooling A character shell is steel tooling, so the sculpt has to be right before it is cut. Agree the parting lines, the texture and the grille pattern at the same review, since all three are visible on every unit you ever ship.
  • Sound quality A small speaker in a sealed volume is the difference between a toy that sounds like a toy and one a parent leaves on. Decide the driver, the sealed space behind it and the maximum volume the product will allow.
  • Power and charging Choose replaceable cells or a rechargeable pack, then decide where the port sits and how a parent knows the unit is charging. This reaches the case, the label and the transport paperwork.
  • Packaging and refills Card and figure sets have to be presented in the box and reordered afterwards. Plan the tray, the starter set and the refill pack together rather than after the shell is signed off.

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  • The content route: cards, figures, discs or onboard tracks.
  • How many titles ship in the box and how long each one runs.
  • Audio languages, and whether the tracks are licensed or original.
  • Destination markets and the age grade you intend to print.
  • Quantity, and whether refill sets are sold separately.

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