Yango recently has introduced one of its most affordable smart speakers, the Yasmina Lite Station. Designed primarily for kids, its playful design and included stickers make it stand out.
Yamina Lite Characteristics:
- Display: Monochrome LED, 36 segments
- Speaker: 1 wideband speaker (44.5mm)
- Frequency Range: 120–16,000 Hz
- Power Output: 6W
- Microphones: 2
- Wireless Connectivity: Wi-Fi (2.4 & 5 GHz), Bluetooth 5.0, BLE
- Dimensions: 90 × 65 mm
- Weight: 350g
- Language Support: English & Arabic
Appearance
The new Yasmina Lite stands out with its design: smooth rounded edges and a monolithic look. The main part of the case is made of molded plastic with a matte finish. The speaker comes in three colors: purple, pink, and green.
Since children are the main audience, the large seamless surface was designed for a reason—Yango’s designers dedicated most of the case to cute stickers.
With the stickers, you can either add variety to the design or turn the speaker into a cartoon character. Special translucent stickers are included, allowing the LED screen to shine through. The speaker has only one connector—USB Type-C for power supply.
Sound
The Yasmina Lite has a 6W speaker, providing clear sound for interacting with Yasmina, listening to music, and playing podcasts. The audio is directed downward, reflecting off the surface the speaker is placed on.
By default, the speaker streams music from Yango’s service, but Bluetooth mode allows you to play tracks from any device.
Communicating with Yasmina
Yango’s LLM language model powers Yasmina, allowing her to communicate with both children and adults, answer questions, search the internet, and assist with learning and creativity. She can also help in daily life—setting timers, alarms with your favorite song, and reminders for important events. Yasmina Lite can recognize family members’ voices and even sense their moods, thanks to its emotional synthesis system.
What’s the bottom line
Yasmina Lite is a great gift for children, offering a safe way to explore modern technology while also learning about cultural and religious traditions. Find out more at the link.
