SPYRA Electric Water Blaster, Outdoor Squirt Gun for Pool Games, SpyraThree™, Blue - Automatic Water Blast Guns for Beach, Backyard, Patio, and Garden

Just got my Spyra 3, overall very good product, my son had so much fun with it. pros are: powerful water pressure gives very decent range, shooting speed is very fast, battery life is good. cons: water tank is a big small, can only last like 10 to 12 shots. it is really heavy. one thing I need to mention is the leaking problem, I noticed that it is actually not leaking, its the water got into the front compartment of the gun, if you take a closer look there is a hole at the bottom. to avoid this, don't dip your gun too deep into the water when refilling, just the tip of the gun will be sufficient. other than that, it works perfectly. highly recommended.

I recently picked up the Spyra 3 Water Blaster, and it has revolutionized my summer fun! The build quality is outstanding – it has a robust and durable feel to it, which reassures me that it will last through countless water battles. The precision and power of the Spyra 3 are what really set it apart. Unlike traditional water guns, the Spyra 3 shoots precise jets of water, making it a game-changer in water fights. The range is impressive, and it consistently shoots with remarkable accuracy, which adds to the competitive edge when playing with friends and family. The battery life is another strong point. I can play for hours without worrying about recharging, and when I do need to power it up, the process is quick and efficient. This means more time enjoying the water action and less time waiting for the blaster to be ready to go. Moreover, the digital display showing the remaining water and battery level is a thoughtful touch. It allows me to keep track of my resources and plan my strategy in the heat of the moment. The easy refill system is incredibly convenient, making reloads swift and getting me back into the action almost immediately. The Spyra 3 Water Blaster is not just a toy; it’s a well-engineered piece of gear that offers a sophisticated and thrilling water warfare experience. It’s perfect for anyone who loves outdoor activities and is looking for a way to stay cool during the hot days of summer. In conclusion, the Spyra 3 is a top-tier water blaster that provides endless entertainment. It’s a significant upgrade from any basic water gun, delivering on performance, design, and fun. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed every splashy showdown with it and would highly recommend it to others looking for the ultimate water fighting experience.

Ad states that this shoots up to 50ft and ours shot less than half of this distance so we returned it within return window, with all parts and in perfect condition and were charged a $65 restocking fee. Contacted seller and they will not refund this fee or do anything to resolve this despite our position that it did not work as advertised. The gun is really cool but the customer service for such a high end product is very disappointing .

It's very powerful, it's also well detailed but I wish it has a normal spray mode, would help conserve more water, although it will take forever to die, it uses the volume of water too much

Shhhhh don't tell the aspca, but we use this to chase the squirrels off the bird feeder, at this point ... the squirrels and my wife are at a stand off ... they chatter at her from the opposite sides of the tree and they wait till her back is turned and dive for the feeder ... im not sure who is having more fun my wife or the squirrels .... note she was using a broom to swat them .... this is more effective and less likely to score a home run .... although I do miss the squirrels sailing over the left field fence ... or hooking over the fowl lines ....

No matter the angle you hold them, these water guns leak a lot after filling them. They only last about 15 shots before having to refill again. They’re also somewhat heavy and I couldn’t imagine a small child using one (definitely only suitable for ages 14+). Aside from that, they’re fun and the battery lasts a long time. Overall, quality and performance is decent for the price.

Even as somebody who is totally blind, I’ve always been a big fan of water blasters, and for years I’ve been a diehard super soaker fan. But when Spyra came along, it put the world of water blasters totally upside down. First of all, it’s electric, just like the electric slide, so there’s no need to manually pump it. Secondly, I have to give it an A+ for looking rather intimidating. It resembles a cross between a laser gun from Star Wars, and a sawed-off shotgun. I know what other reviewers have said about this guns tendency to leak, and that is true, but only if you dip the gun too far into your water source. There is actually a line at the end of the barrel. If you just submerge the tip of the gun in the water, it will not leak. There is a little bit of blow back when you use it, though. So, even if you are holding the gun, you will get a little wet when you use it. There is a slight bump when you fire it, but it’s not enough to knock someone over, but I wouldn’t recommend, someone younger than eight years old try to use it. And because of this gun sophisticated nature, I recommend adult supervision when little kids play with it. Oh, and here’s one more plus side. It’s German engineered! And we all know that the Germans are well-known for engineering quality products. As for durability, it really is quite good, and in fact, this gun has some weight to it. For a company that is a mere start up, they really have an excellent product, despite it’s less than stellar average rating. And here’s an update. I’ve had this since June, and it still works well. Also, I should clarify that there are what appear to be two barrels on this water blaster. The top one that is actually rounded, is where the water comes out. But the hole at the bottom is actually the intake hole. If you dip only that hole in your water source up to the immersion line, it will not leak.

This is truly a very fun water gun to use. I read all the reviews about the leaks, and I don't think it's a leak, I think it's an overflow on the underside grip but if you're outside playing around and you're already wet, why does it matter. Overall I have no complaints except for the fact that it goes through water really fast and the battery goes pretty fast and the fact that it did not come with a charger. I had to purchase a charger to get it to charge. I have the recommended 5v charger and it didn't work. I had to buy a multi port 65w charger. So glad I only bought 1 of the guns. I was going to buy 2 for the kid and I. Maybe 100$ and a charger that works to come with it would be priced better. But the price ain't going to change people are still going to buy it and they're going to have a good time but they're going to have the same complaints as I do.