Powerful Electric Water Gun with Glowing Silencer, Automatic Squirt Gun up to 32Ft Long Range, 300 Water Shots, Classic Strong Squirt Gun, Summer Outdoor Swimming Pool Water Toy for Adult/Kids Blue

Pretty awesome function, the kids love them. We've since bought 4 more similar items.The electric trigger allows the youngest children to keep up with their siblings.

I purchased this for my son and when I tried it out, it made me feel like a kid again! Holds alot of water, charge lasts a long time and very easy to use trigger function. If you’re looking to win a water gun fight, this is perfect! Shoots far and accurate and the price can’t be beat!

This MARK XIX Desert Eagle-style water gun is way cooler (and stronger) than expected. I originally got it for my 3-year-old niece, but after testing it myself, I realized it’s way too powerful — it shoots about 20 feet, not the 32 claimed, but it still hits hard. No leaks, and the motion-activated orange muzzle flash looks like fire coming out — very slick effect. The action is pretty loud until it primes with water. You can also manually pull the slide and release for manual squirting, though it doesn't operate like a typical gun in that aspect. As soon as you release the slide, it squirts water.The drum-style water mag is easy to refill, though the hole’s a bit small. Plastic is decent but thin and has some rough edges, especially around the fake safety lever. Still, it’s held up fine — even after my German Shepherd got ahold of it during a training game. She loves it, and it's held up surprisingly well, just a few scratches.The suppressor charges via USB-C, and the reflex sight houses the battery (charged via USB-A to 2-pin JST cable under the cap). Cables included — bring your own USB adapter.Too strong for toddlers, and a little overpriced at $40, but still a fun, unique toy that’s been surprisingly useful (including for chasing off stray cats).

My 18 year old used it for a school event and loved it! Great quality and price was reasonable.

The media could not be loaded. My son wanted this gun so badly, bought it for his birthday and the glowing muffler is defective and can’t be attached. So no light up show when he shoots the gun. He was pretty let down about receiving a water gun that was broken before he even got to use it.

Works as advertised. Bought it for my grandson, but I had to try it out first of course!

This is one of the best squirt guns I have tested (out of 7) and it has good a range (it can shoot 20 to 25 feet easily when pointed level and up to 30 feet if pointed upward). It also has quite a bit of extra features like cool blowback movement, a transparent muffler that has lights on the end that illuminate with each shot and an aimer that slides onto the top that also hides the battery. It is worth mentioning there are still a few electronic squirt guns that do not have quick change batteries so the fact that this squirt gun has one (hidden in the aimer) is definitely a bonus. Another cool thing about this electronic squirt gun it that it can actually be used manually; the instructions say if your battery runs out and you still want to squirt someone with water all you have to do is pull back on the slide and let go and I tested it out and indeed it does work. And it is also worth mentioning that the battery does last quite a while and when we were testing out this squirt gun we refilled the drum several times with water and the battery still had charge, so I am not sure exactly how long it will last but clearly a long time.So the bottom line is that this is an excellent performing squirt gun with good range, cool blowback action, a neat transparent muffler with a built in light, a long lasting quick change battery, the ability to be manually operated and is just fun. Among the seven electronic squirt guns I have tested so far this year, this one is definitely one of the best. Hope that helps.

The media could not be loaded. Don't get me wrong, for what it is, its pretty dang cool. I think just a couple simple modifications could make this thing amazing! Everyone knows how inconvenient those weird little charge cables are. You lose it, you're basically done. I think switching this to another USB-C would be amazing! Keep it tidy with one cable. My second suggestion is that the USB charge port on the silencer is literally right where the water comes out. Such a dangerous place to be if you are trying to prevent water from getting in. Moving it to the side, or somehow wiring it into the other power supply would make it even easier by just having to charge one spot! The only other thing is that sometimes the water magazine leaks if its left on its side and tends to come loose pretty easily. Somehow making this a bit stronger would make everything overall feel more secure.Its still very very fun! I just think these little tweaks could go a long way!