Review & Giveaway- Jooki: The Smart Music Player for Kids

Music has always been a big thing in our house, from being born to some of our favourite tunes to dancing around the kitchen every night before bed, it’s the thing that makes the children, and us, the happiest. Every night at bath time Gaz will set up his iPhone and speaker and the kids will splash around in the tub to the power ballads of the 80’s, 90’s techno or the latest pop, and later they sing into the hairbrush as they get ready for bed. So when we were sent Jooki, the smart music player for kids, I knew that the children were going to love it.

What is Jooki?

Jooki is a portable, splash proof, WIFI speaker that allows your child to listen to music and stories in a screen-free environment.

What’s in the box?

  • Jooki Smart Music Player
  • Five characters with Toy Touch technology
  • USB charging cable
  • Setup guide

How does it work?

The great thing about Jooki is that it comes with full instructions including a quick start up guide. With step by step details, and photographs along side, we were able to connect the Jooki to our wifi and Spotify account (it also works with Deezer). You then use the Jooki characters which are preloaded with sample music, place them on the Jooki player and the music starts! It’s as simple as that.

If you want to add your own music, or stream via your Spotify or Deezer, you can create play lists with the children’s favourite music and also the Jooki player has a memory card slot for you to upload your own songs onto a micro SD card for using on the go.

Once you’ve compiled your playlists you can allocate them to one of the Jooki characters via the website or the Jooki app. I recommend downloading the app so you can easily access it and make any changes quickly and easily.

Via the app you can also access parental controls which is something I was really impressed with,. You can make sure that your children only listen to age appropriate music (something I very much advocate) and also access the volume limiter function so music can only be played at a moderate level to protect little ears. We removed the volume limiter purely due to the fact our house is already pretty noisy so it was difficult to hear at a lower level, but it’s great to know it’s there.

As well as music you can access stories too which the children have really enjoyed as well as discovering new types of music from classical to jazz. It’s really open up their eyes to a whole world of music!

What did we think?

The children are absolutely loving the Jooki and especially the independence in choosing their own music from the playlists instead of listening to our 80’s power ballad play lists! You can use headphones with the Jooki which means they can use it independently too, or as a speaker to share together. They’ve been using it in the car, at night in bed with a bedtime story, and there has been a lot of dancing around the lounge each day after school to their favourite tunes. With a battery life of up to 8 hours it means you don’t need to be constantly recharging it too!

Jooki retails at £169.99 for the music player and you can find out more here on the website. I can see this being something we take with us when we travel, use in the garden during the Summer, and that gives us real longevity. If you’re considering buying one for your children, it gets a big thumbs up from me and mine!

WIN!!!

We are offering one lucky winner the chance to win a Jooki Music Player worth £169.99 simply by entering via the link below. One winner will be chosen at random and notified via email at close of giveaway on 22nd March, Good luck!

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** We were gifted this item for the purpose of our review. All words and opinions are my own ** 

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124 Comments

  1. This is such an amazing invention, I love it. I want to win it for Leo who would then drive us all potty by playing the same music over and over, but just imagine the joy on his face as he does it!

  2. twins rose and teresa love singing and dancing and would have so much fun and great use out of this brilliant music player

  3. With 3 young children, its murder trying to spend time with each child individually, this would mean my children could listen to their music without my interference and give me extra time to care for each child

  4. I would love to win this for my little nephew, as it sounds absolutely fantastic!

  5. My toddler is really getting into music at the moment and I’m sure would enjoy this very much

  6. I’d like to win to donate to my son’s special school. They cmight want to use it as a fundraising prize, but I think they could come up with all sorts of uses for this: to encourage independence, as a reward when children are learning new skills and behaviours, as a group social activity to teach sharing, in music and English lessons…

  7. I’d love it for my grandaughters. Music is a big part of my life and I hope it will be for them too!

  8. Our youngest loves to sing and dance so this would be a perfect accompaniment to toddler theatrical skills.

  9. I would love to win this for my daughter who would like to listen to her music in her bedroom without her mummy being involved too much. This would give her the independence she wants.

  10. I’d love to win for my kids! Alexa doesn’t understand my youngest and she gets so upset 😂 so this would be fab for her!

  11. My three year old son said he likes the colours and wants to play his music louder than mummy’s! (My music isn’t even that loud!)

  12. Both my sons love listening to music and having a dance, as well as listening to audiobooks – this would help keep them in their room instead of taking over the living room stereo.

  13. I have a little Granddaughter who loves music, always has done, she dances around its wonderful to watch her enjoying herself, so this would be perfect for her

  14. I would love to win this for my son, would be great for him to have a bit of screen free time!

  15. My 3 year old daughter daughter absolutely loves music & knows the frozen & moana soundtracks off my heart! She would absolutely adore this 🙂

  16. Would love to win as don’t have anything like this at home and would be really useful to entertain my daughter and me!

  17. My nephew’s birthday is coming up and he woudl love this – I think it would help his concentration too

  18. With everything going on, this would be a great way to keep the kids entertained. They are inquisitive and love to dance so this would be great.

  19. I really like the idea of this, and I think my niece will love it. Currently, if she wants to listen to songs, she either does it on the iPad, or my phone. This seems like a great alternative.

  20. to keep my two kids entertained through the 12 week home schooling/social distancing and have a dance outside with it!

  21. I would love to win for my sons because I think they would love it. I like that you can have some music or you could listen to a book. It’s everything kids want but with the added bonus of no screens. Now that schools have shut, screen time is something I am really thinking about.

  22. I would love to win this for my granddaughter. I want her to love music in her life as much as I do

  23. I’d love to win as this looks so much fun and would let my daughter have some control over the music we listen to!

  24. I think my children would absolutely love this! Perfect for whilst we are socially isolating!

  25. my son who is only 2 absolutely loves his music and spends most days dancing around so this would be amazing to win to expand d gis talents

  26. I’d love to win this for my little ones! I think this is something they would all appreciate!

  27. I’d love to win this for my niece, she’d love it. Thanks for the chance to win it for her x

  28. The great thing about Jooki, it supports Deezer and Spotify. Now, it’s an opportunity to listen to music.

  29. I might want to make this for a companion’s little girl who is at the correct age to appreciate it.

  30. Always enjoy to read your content. This is so helpful and detailed review guide of smart music player. Thank you for sharing this article.

  31. I am not talented in the music department whatsoever, but I do love and appreciate music. It is so important to teach our kids to appreciate the arts so we do not lose them one day!

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