2025 Upgraded Electric Water Gun with LED Light Effects,Transparent Automatic Squirt Guns High Powered IP67 Waterproof,Up to 26FT Longer Range Water Pistol with USB Charging(Black+Blue)

As an Amazon Vine Reviewer, I had the pleasure of testing out the YTKIH Electric Water Pistol, and I must say, it's a blast for kids and parents alike.First off, let's talk about the fun factor. This water pistol delivers hours of entertainment, with its sleek design and easy-to-use features. Simply fill the reservoir with water, switch on the electric pump, and get ready to soak your opponents in style. The pistol shoots a good distance, allowing for exciting water battles with friends and family.One of the things I love most about the YTKIH Electric Water Pistol is its user-friendly design. It's lightweight and easy to handle, making it perfect for kids of all ages. My 8-year-old son couldn't get enough of it, and I must admit, I had a great time joining in on the fun too.In terms of performance, this water pistol doesn't disappoint. The electric pump provides consistent power, ensuring a steady stream of water with each squeeze of the trigger. Plus, the pistol is made from durable materials, so you can count on it to withstand rough play and last for many water-filled adventures to come.Overall, I highly recommend the YTKIH Electric Water Pistol for any family looking to add some excitement to their outdoor playtime. With its fun design, easy operation, and impressive performance, it's sure to be a hit with kids and adults alike. So why wait? Grab a few pistols, gather your friends, and get ready for some epic water battles!

The media could not be loaded. The USB charge cord included has an attachment to plug into the battery that lights up red when not completely charged. The light goes out once fully charged. It took a little over two hours for the fully charged light to go out.I’m really disappointed I could not get the water gun to actually squirt water. I made sure both water containers were filled with plenty of water and pulled the trigger for over five seconds as the instructions indicate it might take before the gun will function. I tried multiple times. As you can see in the attached video the water gun wouldn’t work with either water reservoir and activating with the trigger for over five seconds. I’ve tried multiple times for much longer than five seconds hoping it would finally get primed and begin working but no luck. One star for not being able to get it to work.UPDATE:After trying additional multiple times to get the water gun to work it finally began working. I’m not sure why it started working because I didn’t do anything different than what I’d tried multiple times before. The water gun doesn’t squirt 28 – 32 feet if you hold it level. The water travels about 23 or 24 feet. If you point the gun on an upward angle, it will shoot water at least 32 feet.The water gun has one pair of safety glasses included but they wouldn’t fit a child unless they had a really big head. I’m of average size for a guy and they’re actually a little big on my face.Because of the initial issues with the water gun, I’ll change my one star review and change it to four but I’m just glad I have a working water gun to do battle with my grandson :)

Product works fine, however the distance it claims to shoot is far less.

Got this as a fun toy for my adult son to goof around with. The shots are pretty powerful and feel less like a stream of water and more like getting slapped by a weighty sploosh! reloading is convenient with the "clip" and you get a satisfying feedback force in the hand when firing. Fun little toy!

Bought it for fun, with the summer around the corner, to play with my great nephews. Shoots about 8 feet in front of me, in short bursts. Comes with a standard looking magazine which holds minimal water (1.7 oz) and larger drum magazine which holds significantly more water (17 ozs). You have to remove the battery and charge the battery directly versus charging through a port on the water gun to ensure water does not get in and damage it. My only complaint is that as you use the water pistol, the piston which moves back and forth forcing the water out and long distance is very loud. Overall, very fun.

This is essentially an automatic water pistol and it isn't quiet. This water pistol uses an [18650] battery cell that needs to be fully charged before using. The charging cable that comes with this product uses a USB type A connection and it has a red LED indicator light that is on while it's charging and turns off when fully charged. For those curious, this battery pulls 2 watts continuously while it's charging. This pistol has two magazines but the smaller magazine is almost useless because it runs out of water before it gets fully primed. This pistol can shoot pretty far but you need to get it primed first by holding the trigger down until the water forces all the air out of the lines. The battery compartment is barely large enough and you will need to push the battery fully forward to allow enough room for the connector pieces to sit below the rim. I would recommend this product.

I was looking at battery powered water guns for my younger kids that can't pump something like a super soaker. I like this one because it's fairly lightweight but can still hold a good amount of water, and the range is very good for something that size. Obviously the small tank doesn't last long, but the larger tank is good.

Got this for my son to play with his friends in the back yard this summer. He has several water guns but this is his first one that is electric powered and he is pretty stoked about it. Like other reviewers mentioned, the smaller magazine empties out really quick but the larger one will last for a little while. The battery seems to last for a decent time which is good because having to unscrew the battery compartment and pull the battery to plug it in for recharging is a little cumbersome after a while. But since he knows how to do it now, I don't have to worry about it...lol. Anyway, my son is happy with it and therefore so am I. Looking forward to their water battles in the upcoming months.