NERF Ultra 2 Motorized Fast-Back Reloading Blaster Set With 6 NERF Ultra Darts, Age 8+

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My grandson loves this I had to buy more little nerf things because he is always playing with it, I love that it is an indoor and a outdoor toy it keeps him active and not playing video games. Love this

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this for my son, who loves to rally the neighborhood kids into Nerf battles. This specific gun is battery-operated and has a little motor in it. Pros - shoots REALLY far, is pretty accurate, my son loves the revving sound the motor makes. Cons - sometimes the bullets are hard to load or get jammed up in the gun and won't fire. All in all, it's one of his favorite Nerf toys.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this a while ago and I am having so much fun playing with the kids with it. It takes 6 double A batteries which seems a bit excessive. It is a bit loud so no stealth mode with this nerf gun. It also jams up a lot. You also could not play with this at night because the darts are black with an orange tip. In areas that aren't well lit, it would be impossible to find them. I also don't think it has the range it claims to have but I have only shot it in my house. Will have to try outside when I have daylight.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter loves Nerf guns, I got her the Nerf Ultra Two. At first I didnt realize that this model Nerf gun needed batteries (read the directions). Being battery operated, this thing has some serious power behind it, which is really cool, and my daughter loves it! It came with some bullets but we'll definitely have to purchase more.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nerf has been making quality stuff to play with since I was a kid playing with Nerf footballs. This blaster is put together well, pretty sturdy and looks pretty cool. The darts actually travel quite a distance and this can be played in a wide space and still has a lot of accuracy. Fortunately, one of my son's neighbors has one and they got to get a few 'social-distancing' sessions in and had a little fun. There are a few drawbacks however: (1) It's pretty loud. It rivals weed-wackers and low-powered mowers in the amount of noise it generates. (2) It needs 6 double A batteries; would've preferred a charging mechanism with all the noise generated. (3) The darts sting when on blast; my son used the manual mode mostly so as not to damage anyone & (4) The darts are pretty fragile so be prepared to get backups. All in all, still a worthwhile purchase - I just think it's best suited for kids that are a little older for safety reasons as well as some 8-year olds may not have enough trigger-finger strength to use the less cacophonic manual mode.