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Sip can test
Test the new Sip can design with Gen Z and Millennial soda drinkers in the US: how appealing it is, first impressions, and what to change before launch.
500 / 500
Responses
10m
Pulse duration
23 Oct 2026
Date
Audience
500Ages 18 - 44Soda drinkersGender: All
DataAnalysisIntelligence
A strong first look
How would you rate this packaging?
Love it
41.2%
Like it
30.8%
It’s okay
18.6%
Not keen
6.0%
Not for me
3.4%
Comments
jordan_k
“Looks fresh and premium, I’d pick it up.”
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Key Takeaways
Most respondents like the new can, and very few dislike it.
Strong approval: 72% rate it 4 or 5 out of 5, while only 9.4% rate it 1 or 2.
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VerdictBased on 500 respondents in the United States
Gen Z and Millennials rate the new Sip can highly, so launch it with a bolder logo to stand out on shelf.
Respondents like the clean red design and say it feels fresh and premium. Ratings are strong across both generations 1
Strong rating: 72% rate it 4 or 5 out of 5 2
Fresh and premium: the top first-impression themes 3
One weak spot: 1 in 4 find the logo hard to read 4
Confidence: the rating lead is clear, and Gen Z and Millennial scores are level, so one design works for both.
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VerdictKey findingsMost rate the new can highlyOne design works for both generationsWhat to do nowRecommended follow-up research
ClosedSip can test
Gen Z and Millennials rate the new Sip can highly, so launch it with a bolder logo to stand out on shelf.
Respondents like the clean red design and say it feels fresh and premium. Ratings are strong across both generations, and one weak spot stands out: the logo.
Respondents
500
Market
United States
Questions
2
Fieldwork closed
23 Oct 2026
Research objective
Find out how Gen Z and Millennial soda drinkers in the US react to the new Sip can design: how appealing it is, their first impressions, and what to change before launch.
What we tested
Shown with question 1.
Key findings
72% rate the new can 4 or 5 out of 5
Clear lead
Rated 4–572.0%
Rated 1–29.4%
“Fresh” and “premium” lead first impressions
Level
Fresh38.2%
Premium31.6%
26.4% find the logo hard to read at a glance
In this sample
Hard to read26.4%
Easy to read61.0%
Most rate the new can highly
How respondents rated the new can
Love it
41.2%
Like it
30.8%
It’s okay
18.6%
Not keen
6.0%
Not for me
3.4%
Source 1
In total, 72.0% rate the new can 4 or 5 out of 5, and only 9.4% rate it 1 or 2. Gen Z (73.1%) and Millennials (70.8%) are level, so one design works for both.
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Looks fresh and premium, I’d pick it up over my usual.
RespondentOpen-ended answer
One design works for both generations
ComparisonMeasureResultConfidence
Gen Z vs MillennialsRate it 4–573.1% vs 70.8%Level
Gen Z vs MillennialsSay “fresh”40.2% vs 36.5%Level
Daily vs weekly drinkersRate it 4–576.8% vs 66.3%Reliable
Gen Z and Millennials react to the can in almost the same way. Daily soda drinkers rate it highest, so they are the strongest launch audience.
What to do now
1
Launch the new can design for both Gen Z and Millennials.
In total, 72.0% rate it 4 or 5 out of 5, and the two generations are level.
2
Keep the red and the clean layout, and lead launch copy with “fresh”.
“Fresh” (38.2%) and “premium” (31.6%) are the top first impressions.
3
Make the Sip logo bolder before the can goes to print.
26.4% find the logo hard to read at a glance, the most common complaint.
Recommended follow-up research
Questions this Pulse raised but could not answer, ready to run as your next Pulse.
Recommended first
Does a bolder logo make the can stand out more on shelf?
Why: 26.4% found the logo hard to read, but this Pulse did not test alternatives. Showing both versions on a shelf would show which one shoppers notice first.
Audience
Same audience US soda drinkers, 18–44
Design
Show the current can and a bolder-logo can side by side on a shelf, and ask which stands out first.
Size
500 respondents
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Sip can test
Test the new Sip can design with Gen Z and Millennial soda drinkers in the US: how appealing it is, first impressions, and what to change before launch.
500 / 500
Responses
10m
Pulse duration
23 Oct 2026
Date
Comments
jordan_k
“Looks fresh and premium, I’d pick it up.”
Show all 126 comments
Key Takeaways
Most respondents like the new can, and very few dislike it.
Strong approval: 72% rate it 4 or 5 out of 5, while only 9.4% rate it 1 or 2.
Show more
VerdictBased on 500 respondents in the United States
Gen Z and Millennials rate the new Sip can highly, so launch it with a bolder logo to stand out on shelf.
Respondents like the clean red design and say it feels fresh and premium. Ratings are strong across both generations 1
Strong rating: 72% rate it 4 or 5 out of 5 2
Fresh and premium: the top first-impression themes 3
One weak spot: 1 in 4 find the logo hard to read 4
Confidence: the rating lead is clear, and Gen Z and Millennial scores are level, so one design works for both.
Evidence
Overall rating
72.0% rate the new can 4 or 5 out of 5, and only 9.4% rate it 1 or 2.