Better than the SpyraTwo
The SpyraThree is an electronic water gun designed for both casual and serious water battles. It is an upgraded version of the previous Spyra water guns, with additional shooting modes and features. The SpyraThree retails for $179.00.
Key features of the SpyraThree include:
- Electronic Firing System: The SpyraThree can shoot water up to 30 feet away and can reach nearly 50 feet with its “PowerShot” feature.
- Self-Refilling: The water gun can refill itself by submerging the muzzle in water and pressing the trigger forward.
- Display Screen: A screen on the water gun shows the tank and battery status. One full charge allows around 100 tank refills, with each tank holding approximately 22 water blasts.
- USB-C Charging: The battery can be recharged using a USB-C cable.
- Three Shooting Modes: The SpyraThree offers three shooting modes, compared to the single mode in SpyraTwo. These modes are: a. League Mode: This is the official Spyra tournament mode with limited shots before a reload timeout, along with access to the PowerShot feature. b. Open Mode: Allows unlimited shots without any artificial reload time. c. Burst Mode: Fires three consecutive shots with each trigger pull, but drains the tank quickly.
The SpyraThree offers more versatility and gameplay options than its predecessors, catering to players looking for a more strategic or varied water battle experience.
Pros of the SpyraThree:
- Electronic firing system: The water gun can spray people from around 30 feet away and reach almost 50 feet with a charged-up “PowerShot.”
- Self-refilling: The water gun can be refilled by submerging the muzzle in water and pressing the trigger forward.
- Display screen: It shows the tank and battery status, allowing you to plan your strategy accordingly.
- USB-C charging: The battery can be charged using a USB-C cable.
- Multiple shooting modes: The SpyraThree offers three different shooting modes (League Mode, Open Mode, and Burst Mode) to cater to various playstyles and preferences.
- High-quality water blasts: The water gun can fire 22 pressurized individual water blasts with power and precision not seen in traditional water guns.
- Automated pump: The integrated pump system allows for quick and easy refilling.
Cons of the SpyraThree:
- Price: At $179 per gun, the SpyraThree is significantly more expensive than traditional water guns or even its predecessor, the SpyraTwo.
- Limited appeal: The high price and competitive gameplay modes may not appeal to casual users or those looking for a simple water gun for summer fun.
- Fast tank depletion: The Burst Mode can quickly deplete the tank, requiring more frequent refills during gameplay.
- Niche market: The product is targeted towards a niche market of serious water gun enthusiasts, which may limit its overall appeal and demand.
