Electric Water Gun for Adult Kids, Automatic Squirt Guns Light Up to 39 Ft Range,600CC Capacity Rechargeable Battery, Toy Guns for Outdoor Summer Swimming Pool Beach Party-Yellow

The media could not be loaded. No funciona al 100% se daño muy rápido, no da el agua suficiente, solo dispara aire, exijo devolucion

Very good quality material . water proof . Long lasting battery

The positives: It has good pressure and can shoot water quite far. If you drop the front of the gun into water and push the pump button, it'll fill the gun for you (or you can manually fill through the top). Battery has a good life and I can get many fills on a single charge. It has an easy adjustment on it to change the spray pattern, which is nice.The not so positives: To recharge the battery, you have to remove two screws from the but of the gun, unplug/remove the battery and charge it separately. I can see this being challenging for children to not strip the screws removing/replacing the battery compartment, or damaging the charging cord, or losing the pieces completely. It does shoot with some pressure and so the tank empties out very quick. Overall it's a fun product.

When it’s filled with water it shoots strong and well when filling it up using the auto suction feature the top pops off when it’s full which is a smidge annoying but *shrugs* battery charges like it’s supposed to, the only small gripe I have with the product is after a few shots you have to shoot at an angle to get the rest of the water out but eh

It was fun for a couple of weeks, but the battery doesn't hold a charge anymore and it happened just after the return window

It didn’t shoot far or powerful as expected. I ended up using a cheaper water gun from the dollar store that I pumped.

The media could not be loaded. This blaster is fully electric, fitting its futuristic aesthetic, pretty solid and well-made, and quite comfortable to hold. The rechargeable battery in the stock is a neat feature more reminiscent of airsoft than most water blasters.The nozzle has three settings - one ordinary jet that squirts a little over 30 feet, one that is slightly more dispersed and shorter-ranged, and a third setting that just mists the water everywhere - nice on a hot day, though not good for a water fight!It also has a feature to suck up water from the front, which doesn't seem more practical than just filling it from the cap, but it's nice to have and might be helpful if you need to refill from a bucket. And refill you will, because the water capacity isn't all that much.All in all, it's not going to compete with any big water blasters in terms of sheer soaking power, but that doesn't make it less fun. It's very cool and sure to be a blast as long as everyone's on a similar playing field.

If I only had this 30 years ago. I would be a King! This thing shoots a stream over 30 feet! Bring your Super Soaker! You won’t even get close! Can you tell I’m a bit giddy? This has a twist nozzle that will vary the stream of water. It also has a button that will suck up water when you put the business end into a bucket. The battery lasts a while. My kids are still playing. It has the traditional hole in the top to refill, but if you can just stick the end into a bucket of water, why bother? You’re soaking the enemy while he reloads. My only complaint is how the battery fits into the stock of the gun. The connection from the battery wires and the gun is a little to close to the middle of the opening, so the battery still feels cramped even though there is room on the side of the battery. Therefore, the wiring creates a bit of hassle cramming into the opening and securing the battery cover. The cover has a gasket that’s supposed to make it water tight, but with the battery crammed in there, I wouldn’t trust it. Overall, this is a Water Wars game changer! The kids (and adults) won’t be disappointed.