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

I bought this water gun to discourage pigeons from hanging out around my house in a way that would not harm them. Omg this thing is amazing! VERY well constructed, sturdy and powerful. It easily shoots 200 feet & the three round burst is amazing. The internal battery is so good that I charged it once and I've been using it every day for a month without rechargin. If it has a downside it is that the internal tank will only give you about 10 shots before it needs to be refilled, but that is as easy as having a bucket of water nearby (or a pool). Well worth the money!

I've got the SpyraThree water gun, and it's turned water fights into a whole new level of fun. The design is like something out of a futuristic movie, complete with an LED display showing you your water and battery levels. But what stands out as much as the tech is how it performs - the auto-reload feature is a game-changer, dip it in water, and you're back to battle in no time. With three game modes, you can mix up how you play, from free-for-all to strategic league battles.The gun shoots far, up to 50 feet with the power shot, which is wild. It's well-made, feeling like a premium product in your hands, but safe enough for kids with its water dispersion.Now, I did run into a little hiccup with mine, but this is where Spyra's customer service really shone. They were on it immediately, no runaround, just straightforward help to get the issue sorted out. Their response was quick, and they made sure I was back to having fun without any hassle.For those considering it, yeah, it's a bit of an investment, but the fun you get, combined with that level of customer service, makes it worth it. If you're ready to escalate your water fight game, this is the gun to get.

We bought this gun in January to use to chase geese away from our yard. Upon opening the box and following instructions, when the geese arrived last week, we tried to use it. Water pours out from the gun and it empties in minutes. This is not worth $5.00 let alone close to $200.00. When we read what we have to do for a return, it is not possible for us to attack the return. We are in ou 80's not not very technically savvy so taking videos, ect is not in the cards for us. Do not buy this gun--it is junk

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.

Had high expectations as this gun is not cheap. Many downsides. 1.) It is heavy even when empty 2.) It is heavier when it has water (to be expected) 3.) While quite large it goes through water way way way too quickly. You fill it and it is gone in 15 seconds. It almost needs an external backpack water accessory to make it fun and they dont offer one. 3.) It is expensive- very expensive. 4.) Despite its high cost it cannot be submerged in water- which makes zero sense. Where do you use such items- typically around pools and this thing is alergic to pools. 4.) Its long distance shot- sure it does shoot a good distance- still not quite sure it is what they advertise but it does shoot a long way - but in my opinion I have seen super soakers shoot nearly as far at a fraction of the cost. 5.) Built in batteries mean recharging in USB. I prefer to put in batteries and replace them when they die. Having this thing plugged into a wall in my office is just ugly as all heck. 6.) Finally you need to use tap water to refill it. You cannot take water from the pool as it damages the shooting mechanism. What a pain. add to it that you cannot fill it through a tap which means you need a bucket of tap water constantly around you to refill it and by the way you better be sitting full time next to it as this thing runs out of water as quickly as you fill it making it a non mobile option. All around a big disappointment and in my opinion a waste of money. Only two positives 1.) If you have a big bucket of water next to you it refills very quickly (but only if you have a big bucket of water) and 2.) It has a bit of a recoil when you shoot it which makes it a lot of fun 3.) it has a shot remaining digital count on it which is a really nice feature. Overall the cons far outweigh the pro's and while an amazing idea this product fails on so many fronts. Avoid it.