There’s a Lot of Fun Packed Into This Little Lala-Pop
MissIvy
Jan 16, 2025
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Overall Rating
5/5
Product Design
5/5
Ease of use
5/5
5/5
Sensory Quality
5/5
Ease of Cleaning
- Price5/5
- Noise4.2/5
- Duration of use10 minutes
- Charging time0 minutes
My verdict
If you're looking for a discreet toy you can take almost anywhere, Rock Candy's Fun Size Lala-Pop may be the right choice. It comes with a decent amount of power packed in a small package. It's cute. Plus, it fits in your purse without taking up too much space. The adorable design makes it a toy you'll love messing around with alone or with a friend. Unfortunately, it's battery-powered, so you're at the mercy of those three little LR44s regarding fun time. Might I suggest keeping some extras on hand, just in case? If you love external stimulation as much as I do, you should add the Lala-Pop to your shopping list ASAP!
- Pros
- 1. Compact
- 2. Cute
- 3. Easy to use
- Cons
- 1. Battery operated
About the product
While length doesn't really matter with the Lala-Pop, since it's an external toy, at only three inches in length it makes for a great small toy to take with you on the go -- keep it in your purse or in your vehicle for a little release when you need it. It's battery-operated, a negative for me. What I dislike most about the batteries in this toy is that they are extremely difficult to get out of the tight chamber. The first one pops out with ease, but the other two are nearly impossible to remove. In fact, when the batteries that came with it die, I'll be fighting with this thing for hours, I am sure. Is it worth the fight? Absolutely -- until I find another mini toy that can look innocent inside my purse. It has a high-power motor, three speeds, and four functions -- that's a lot for a little toy.
Design
My eyes lit up when I opened the package and saw this little gem in person. It is cute, like Kawaii cute. You almost want to stick it in your mouth after putting your hair up in pigtails! The size of it is perfect and the coloring adds to the fun aspect of it. The Lala-Pop absolutely lives up to its name, looking like a fun and tasty lollipop.
Experience
This palm-sized plaything fits perfectly in my palm, and I have smaller hands. I love a toy that feels comfortable in my hand and doesn't leave me feeling like it's giving me a workout (aside from the one I am having down there). Turning it on for the first time I was in awe of the power packed in this little toy. It pulses fantastically. It has enough power to really hit the spot. For a tiny wand, it has a big personality.
Quality
Even though I am not a fan of the batteries, I wouldn't say that this annoyance is enough to bring down the quality of the item. The Lala-Pop stays together well and gets the job done, and that's what matters, right? The package does state that it is a novelty toy only and it is made in China. With that in mind, you may want to take care of how you use this toy. It is for external use only; the handle is crafted from ABS plastic and the head is coated with supple, smooth PU. But, China doesn't have the same safety precautions as the United States and other places when it comes to what goes into your products.
Price
At under $20 for the Lala-Pop, you are getting a bargain for some quick and private fun. Now, depending on how often you use this little sucker and need to buy new batteries, the price could get a little out of hand. However, I think that something like this is more of a novelty sort of fun, just like it's advertised as. It would make a fun stocking stuffer, white elephant gift, or gag gift that makes people giggle, but also offers some actual pleasure.
Performance
Then Lala-Pop is an overachiever when it comes to performance, so my expectations were exceeded by a lot. I love that when I hold it in my hand it's barely visible. If you need a little release before work while sitting in your car in a parking lot, this would be the perfect toy to use.
Packaging
The package it comes in also adds to the novelty of the Lala-Pop, something I have already mentioned a time or two. It makes me think of visiting the toy store as a little kid and seeing all of the colorful packaging that makes it so hard to pick what you want. It also is reminiscent, due to it looking like a lollipop, of walking through the candy store and trying to pick your favorite sucker. It looks as though this toy sometimes comes in a full box, but the version I received was in a flat pack that I got to rip open like an eager child on Christmas morning.
