The CES 2026 exhibition continues to host interesting ideas. The project named Lollipop Star, which might not be successful in the long run but has a chance to become a popular icon in the short term, could even appear in grocery stores. In this project, users will be able to listen to their favorite artist's songs while licking their candy.
Lollipop Star Features and Price
The Lollipop Star project is essentially based on a regular lollipop. When the user licks the candy and holds down a button on the stick, the assigned song starts playing, allowing them to listen to music via bone conduction.
So, what happens when the lollipop is finished? Unfortunately, it's discarded after consumption as it's single-use. This is the core concept: to provide a different experience while licking candy. Songs by artists like Ice Spice and Akon are available, depending on the flavor. The company states it has partnered with global music platforms.
The Lollipop Star candies, priced at $8.99 each, are manufactured in China. The company aims to achieve significant sales figures thanks to those who want to try the concept at least once. Lollipop Star will be available for sale in the coming weeks.
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