Self-Filling Function Electric Water Gun IP67 Waterproof, Automatic Pulse Quickly Shooting Squirt Guns, Watergun Blaster for Pool/Beach Toys(Blue)

Son loves it ! Easy to refill and fun to use!Plus easier now they don’t bother me to refill lol win win

Handle is a little small for my hands, but just right for my wife's. Large capacity tank and refilling is a breeze! Just stick the barrel in a bucket of water and push the trigger forward! LiPo battery has a long life too!

Once the battery was charged this water rifle has performed perfectly. No leakage, long battery life, and powerful output make this a fun toy in a water battle.

There is no way to drain the water out of this. It does not shoot as far as shown. Battery charging is not convenient. It is extremely loud! All around fail.

Worked really well for a while. I let me kids run around with it at the pool and they had a blast with this thing. It shoots a good stream of water and works for quite a while on a charge. It is really easy to fill by pressing the trigger backwards. It definitely isn't waterproof though. Water got into the battery compartment and rusted up the battery connection. It still worked ok although it was a little weaker than before. I started taking out the battery to dry after we used it to try to help out. It helped some but that battery didn't really work that well anymore. Luckily it comes with two batteries so I was able to use the other one. After a couple more uses though, it kind of died out. It stopped sucking up water altogether and doesn't really work well at all anymore. Was really fun while it lasted but make sure you take out the battery and dry the whole thing out after use or it will die out.

Works great! I use it to get my dogs to quit barking.

This watergun is powered and rechargeable. The package include two batteries and a USB charging cable. The battery goes into the handle via a panel accessed by the included screwdriver. The charging cable has a red LED that lights while charging and turns off when done.As long as you are careful the battery connectors should last, but that is a possible weak point in durability. The battery is attached by a couple of wires to a plastic connector, which you then need to snap into a receiving connector for both the charger and the unit. If anyone not familiar with the connectors goes to grab a battery by trying to pull it off the charger (like one would with a USB-C or other type of charger), the plastic connectors on either the charger, the unit, or the battery, or all three will get pulled off or broken eventually. So just be sure anyone using this is familiar with how the battery connection works.If you don't want to fill a bucket with water to load, I found that using a reusable 2-cup plastic container (of the popular resealable sandwich bag brand) full of water made loading easy. Just poke the nose into the container of water, push the trigger forward, and it will load up most of the way from that container.The water exits pretty powerfully, if I hold the end two feet away from a paper towel it will poke holes in it. So I wouldn't use this at close range on anything living. I don't think it would injure anyone (unless short range into an eye) but it may cause pain at short range. This came with a pair of safety glasses, which I recommend especially if kids are playing with these.A nice fun powered watergun!

I love the auto water fill and it shoots far it came with 2 batteries so play time was more then enough and have not had any problems with the electronics getting wet. i love it