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With the holidays coming up, parents are probably already looking for gifts that will keep little ones entertained long after the wrapping paper is gone. But if you’d prefer a gift that doesn’t involve another screen, a Toniebox is worth considering. It’s a kid-friendly audio player that lets children listen to stories, songs and adventures by placing small character figures called Tonies on top of the box.
Right now, Walmart is selling the Tonies Toniebox 2 Screen-Free Audio Player Starter Set with Pokémon Pikachu on sale for $135, down from $150. Designed for children 3 years and older, the Toniebox 2 is a thoughtful gift for young Pokémon fans. Grown-up Pokémon fans may want one for themselves, too, as the Pikachu design makes a fun nostalgic keepsake to display at home.
Tonies Toniebox 2 Screen-Free Audio Player Starter Set with Pokémon Pikachu, $135 (was $150) at Walmart
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Shop at WalmartThe bright yellow starter set includes the Toniebox 2 audio player, a Pikachu Tonie featuring three Pokémon adventures and a USB-C charging cable. It’s made from a squishy, durable fabric exterior that’s made to handle everyday play.
Getting started is simple: Just place the Pikachu figure on top of the box, and the audio begins playing. The set includes stories, songs and games with a combined runtime of 1 hour and 18 minutes. Little ones can easily manage playback with simple taps, tilts and pinches, so there’s no need to fuss with menus or complicated controls.
The rechargeable battery provides at least eight hours of listening time, and the player supports both Bluetooth and wired headphones. The tonies app makes it easy to complete the initial setup and manage playback, including adjusting the volume, pausing or skipping audio. Once content is downloaded, it can also be enjoyed offline.
For bedtime, parents can switch on bedtime mode, which features a timed night light that gradually dims like a sunset and a sunrise alarm to help little ones ease into the morning. For even more screen-free entertainment, the Toniebox 2 is also compatible with additional games and activities from Tonieplay, which are sold separately.
Shoppers say the player has quickly become a favorite. One parent shared, “This has made bedtime fun and something my girls look forward to.” Another praised the “ease of use” and appreciated having no-screen entertainment for their kids. A third reviewer even called it “an incredible gift,” adding that their child listens to it constantly.
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For Pokémon fans, this Toniebox starter set brings stories, playtime and a favorite character together in one screen-free gift. Head to Walmart to grab it for $135 while it’s still in stock!
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