SpyraLX™ Manuel Water Gun Powerful Squirt Gun, Individual Water Shots, 30FT Range, Premium Lightweight Summer Beach Pool Toy for Adults (Blue)
We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock.
- SpyraBlast Technology: Every pull of the trigger discharges a powerful SpyraBlast of water with unprecedented precision
- PressureTech: To reload, just dip the front of the SpyraLX into a clean water source and fully refill and repressurize in seconds
- Manual Power: Ready when you are; This mechanical water gun does not have a battery but is always ready for use
Customers who bought this item also bought
Product information
Product Dimensions | 3.94 x 1.97 x 0.5 inches |
---|---|
Item Weight | 3.96 pounds |
ASIN | B09Y1MTFK3 |
Item model number | no |
Customer Reviews |
3.8 out of 5 stars |
Manufacturer | Spyra |
Feedback

SpyraLX™ Manuel Water Gun Powerful Squirt Gun, Individual Water Shots, 30FT Range, Premium Lightweight Summer Beach Pool Toy for Adults (Blue)
Share:
Found a lower price? Let us know. Although we can't match every price reported, we'll use your feedback to ensure that our prices remain competitive.
Where did you see a lower price?
Fields with an asterisk * are required
Product Description

THE BEST MECHANICAL WATER BLASTER
The SpyraLX is the first mechanical water blaster with our signature SpyraBlast Technology that lets you shoot powerful, individual water blasts. Reload and repressurize at any water source in seconds with our Spyra PressureTech.

SPYRABLAST TECHNOLOGY
SpyraBlast Technology – A stream of water is so 1996. With Spyra, you get 18 powerful individual water blasts before reloading.

PRESSURE TECH
PressureTech – Find a water source to reload – refill and repressurize in just a few seconds. Or even faster if you put some muscle into it.

TACTICAL TANK INDICATOR
Check the fill status of your SpyraLX at any time on the tank indicator. Enough water in the tank for an all-out charge?

Looking for specific info?
Customer reviews
Customer Reviews, including Product Star Ratings help customers to learn more about the product and decide whether it is the right product for them.
To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzed reviews to verify trustworthiness.
Learn more how customers reviews work on AmazonCustomers say
Customers find the water gun to be a fun and powerful toy that shoots reasonable pellets. However, some have experienced issues with build quality, water retention, and leakage. There are mixed opinions on functionality and value for money.
AI-generated from the text of customer reviews
Customers like the water gun. They say it's powerful, easy to operate, and shoots reasonable pellets. The water blast is pretty good, and it's enough to surprise animals. It's a good gun that shoots really far in single shots, just don't leave water in for super long because it will overflow.
"...This is next-level water fights! The SpyraLX is the 'mechanical' brother to the SpyraTwo, and here's what I love about it: -..." Read more
"...The water splash is pretty good, and its enough to surprise the animals (the dogs and chickens reacted the most when hit, of course they all did)..." Read more
"...All reasons aging properly not the best for kids. Awesome water gun though when all is right!" Read more
"This thing is awesome, refills fast gets, 25-30 shots when full and feels like getting splatted with a water balloon...." Read more
Customers enjoy the toy gun. They find it fun and satisfying to train critters. The toy is described as fun but delicate, and a neat toy.
"...Trust me when I say each trigger pull will make you smile. It’s a fun watergun. Makes me want to get the electric version." Read more
"...It was pretty fun and satisfying revenge to train the critters...." Read more
"...It's definitely a neat toy; so long as it continues to function I'd say this is worth what I spent." Read more
"...pay $80 for a water gun, but the Spyra LX met expectations and is so much fun...." Read more
Customers have different views on the toy gun's functionality. Some find it looks good and has power, while others report issues like the trigger not working or shooting small bursts.
"...After attempting to research and troubleshoot the device still is not working...." Read more
"...All the people who have tried it since acquiring it have been impressed by its power. Trust me when I say each trigger pull will make you smile...." Read more
"...Completely non functioning, which is surely why this one is returned...." Read more
"Awesome water gun, worked as advertised until it will not reload. Only ran fresh water thru and it still died...." Read more
Customers have differing views on the toy gun's value for money. Some find it sturdy and well-built, while others consider it overpriced.
"...This is still a pricey gun and the amount of shots per the effort to fill may be a factor in considering if this is the gun for you...." Read more
"...a neat toy; so long as it continues to function I'd say this is worth what I spent." Read more
"...I plan to reach out to their customer service. Definitely not worth the money." Read more
"...These guns are not worth their price." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the build quality of the toy gun. They say it breaks after a month or so, is cheaply constructed, and not durable. Some customers also mention that two units were defective within a week.
"...product Quality is cheap like everything else in 2023 and 0 help from either amazon or spyra makes me regret the purchase...." Read more
"...Only ran fresh water thru and it still died. Got for a Father's day gift and it didn't last thru the 4th of July...." Read more
"...has the same awesome single water blasts - is fully mechanical for the 'old-school' water fights -..." Read more
"Broke after a month or so. No longer pumps water in. No pressure. 8 emails in with different people. Countries all across the world...." Read more
Customers are unhappy with the toy gun's water retention. They say it doesn't hold water, drains out immediately, and won't fill or reload. Some customers also mention that it stopped pumping after a few days.
"...and the manual, after 1 use the device broke completely and would not hold water...." Read more
"...For small children, this could be unwieldy as it holds water and it is a bigger sized gun. When it was half tank, I could hold out like a pistol...." Read more
"Awesome water gun, worked as advertised until it will not reload. Only ran fresh water thru and it still died...." Read more
"...Upon pulling the soaker out of the water, all the water drained out immediately...." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the leakage of water from the toy gun. They mention that after filling it, excess water comes out by the trigger.
"...They do leak, I got 2, red and blue. Blue leaks tank over 5 mins to empty after a month of constant / daily use...." Read more
"...The only issue I have with it is after you fill it the excess water comes out by the trigger. Freaked me out at first, was a little mad...." Read more
"...frame after 3 uses, and another one refusing to fill and just leaking excess water basically straight out of the box...." Read more
"...though it may be made with drain holes, the gun I received leaked from every crack and seam in the body as well as the drain holes...." Read more
Customers find the trigger pull too hard for children. They mention it's too heavy and the loading mechanism gets stuck from time to time.
"...I knocked it a star because the loading mechanism seems to get stuck from time to time if it gets pumped dry or too much...." Read more
"...The trigger is too hard to pull for my 4 and 6 year old boys, but as soon as they are a strong enough I'm going to buy them their own Spyra's...." Read more
"...trying to fill this thing and after 5 minutes my finger couldn’t squeeze the trigger anymore. It was 1/3 full!..." Read more
"It will be a little too heavy and the trigger a little too hard for a 5yo I assume. Apart from that this is the best water gun we tried." Read more
Reviews with images

No sirvió no cargo el agua y mi niño se quedó sin poder disfrutar su regalo de cumpleaños
Top reviews from the United States
There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.
- Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2022There’s a common complaint about this pricey water gun. Mainly that it leaks. I assume those people complaining didn’t notice that there is a maximum submersion level at the front of the barrel. I it should only be submerged about 2 to 3 inches max. There is a breather port not too far up from there. And that’s what they are filling hence they believe it leaks.
This is still a pricey gun and the amount of shots per the effort to fill may be a factor in considering if this is the gun for you. However I do recognize that filling it with a pump action simultaneously pressurizes it hence no need for batteries to get powerful bursts and no need to pump when firing.
All the people who have tried it since acquiring it have been impressed by its power. Trust me when I say each trigger pull will make you smile. It’s a fun watergun. Makes me want to get the electric version.
- Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2022I love this water gun. I already own several SpyraTwo fully 'automatic' ones, which are mind-blowingly fun at the pool and lake. As a long-time Super Soaker enthusiast, I am blown away. This is next-level water fights!
The SpyraLX is the 'mechanical' brother to the SpyraTwo, and here's what I love about it:
- has the same awesome single water blasts
- is fully mechanical for the 'old-school' water fights
- I get between 18-20 shots out of a fully filled tank
- the gun is light, yet durable, survived several fights that escalated beyond water shots :D
- water fights are so much more fun vs the old 'gotcha, you're soaked now'
but best of all: YOU DON'T HAVE TO PUMP IN BETWEEN SHOTS!!!! Fill her up, and you're good to go for your next fight, with no loss of pressure for the whole tank! Bonus points for double wielding!
- Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2023After receiving my spyra and reading reviews and the manual, after 1 use the device broke completely and would not hold water. After attempting to research and troubleshoot the device still is not working. After reaching out to amazon, they directed me to spyra, who told me to go through amazon. This is the only review I have ever made in my life, very sad non existent customer service and being told to go back and forth to be told no by a cheap ai they cant help makes me very hesitant to ever purchase anything from spyra or amazon. product Quality is cheap like everything else in 2023 and 0 help from either amazon or spyra makes me regret the purchase. almost 100 dollers for a water gun that doesnt work is pretty sad... Do not buy
- Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2022After years and years of trying squirrel-proof bird feeders and spicy bird seed with no relief from squirrels hogging the birds' food, this is absolutely 100% effective in training squirrels to stay out of the bird feeders! The pulse of water is not enough to hurt the rodents, but it sure as heck makes them mad!!! They have now learned to eat food that falls on the ground and leave the feeders alone! They are pretty smart and after about three visits, learned the new laws of the land and now won't even look at a bird feeder. It was pretty fun and satisfying revenge to train the critters. An occasional reinforcement is needed but I no longer have to fill the water blaster with water....just the sound of the trigger clicking sends them running lickety-split!
I love the accuracy and range of this water blaster and highly recommend it!
- Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2023TLDR version: It doesn't shoot as far as advertised, also build quality varies. They do leak, I got 2, red and blue. Blue leaks tank over 5 mins to empty after a month of constant / daily use. REd holds out but after a month it will be at 100% but drops to 90-9% tank but keeps the rest. Red one def feels better built and blue one had firing issues sometimes. Also test these out before amazon return windows expires.
If using this for pest animals, or IRL CS GO type games better to use a gel blaster than these (more bang for your buck, literally and figuratively) .
The review:
I gave this 3 stars, because whilst it is better engineered than most water blasters it still lacks. Time to address the 800lb gorilla in the room. The leakage issue.
I got two, a red and blue. After month of constant usage (It also was used @ work break water gun fights, but also came home to do duties like keep chickens, squirrels, feral hogs, seagulls, racoons, feral cats and dogs, out of my front door mat and gravel area (animals really love that gravel patch). I'm in an apartment complex and got tired of dancing around animal IPD's on my front door / porch area*) I noticed some things.
Red is cool, it used to be 100% but now drops to 90-95%. The blue one, over 5-10 mins time after filled it up, it drains to zero and shots 2-3 feet shorter than red, but they used to be same range. I got a walmart water gun (20 ft range) that squirts, and that tank still holds and doesn't leak after 2 months and that was $20 USD, not 90 USD like SPyra LX are.
Seriously it is better engineered than any water gun sold . . . but if it can't do something basic like tank hold integrity (something super soaker learned 20 years ago), then what's the point of having it? A water gun you need to use in 5 minutes or the next shot is water free, when super soaker could hold its water for weeks. It's like having a car with a radio system better than the trendiest night clubs or music festivals or entertainment system better than THX and 3D Imax and more computing power than pro video gamer desktops, but if that car breaks down or needs repair every 2 weeks, or it only drives 100 mile and dies because battery sux, it's not worth the bells and whistles if it can't do the original function (drive places).
I had the super soaker 50 and 100 back as a kid in the 90's and I could fill it and pump and it will hold the tank. For weeks (one time I forgot it for a month and when water gun fights broke out in the neighborhood, I found it and it had full tank and some pressure.
Some posters here had said the leaking complaints are because they are not using right and it's the drain valve since if you dunk the nose a millimeter past the demarcation line, it draws water inside and thus drains out.
This is true. But also I think there are variances on how these are built. THe red one feels nice, and shoots consistently it holds it water. THe blue one sometimes during rapid fire would spit out a stream (like the Spyra 2 charged shot) and empty the tank. Then after a month of use the blue drains to empty if not shot.
I was using clean tap water to fill it (not sea water or lake / pond water)
I read that someone had spoken to Spyra support as they had issues (reddit poster), and Spyra said work with them and then the Amazon return window passed and then Spyra support ghosted the guy and he was SOL.
For my case the Amazon return window was almost up and then Blue had the issue, 2 days past but I asked Spyra customer service . . .
Spyra customer service asks for a video so if you have an issue make a video on it.
At first they gave try X Y Z, stuff that was found in the manual or on trouble shooting tips from their site, even thought I described the issue and it was clearly not, and attached a video showing it. It kinda felt like if my car broke down and wouldn't move, and I towed my car to my car mechanic's shop and he asked, "So why didn't you just drive it over here."
Then a few days later Spyra replied again, and said it was Amazon order, so resend email with "Amazon" in the title.
I resent and they replied I'd have to use the Amazon route to return it and get a refund, since it clearly wasn't working. I spoke with Amazon customer service chat, and told them what Spyra said, and even though it was a few days out past return window they processed a return label and refund.
Spyra support is pretty rough at first, but finally got on point. They were responsive taking about a day to get back. I think one would get more mileage if ordered directly TBH.
About the weapon:
This actually shoots faster than the SPyra 2 (electric) as the Spyra 2 has to re-pressurize after 3 shots. The Spyra 3 fixes that issue.
It's better to use two fingers (index and middle ) to fan the trigger.
Range is supposedly 9 m / 30 ft but maybe if you arc it and sprinkle your target
Actual range is closer to 20 - 25 ft or 6-7 meters and towards the 20 ft / 6 m mark the shot is spreading out so its more sprinkles . . .
The water splash is pretty good, and its enough to surprise the animals (the dogs and chickens reacted the most when hit, of course they all did) or soak someone.
For small children, this could be unwieldy as it holds water and it is a bigger sized gun. When it was half tank, I could hold out like a pistol. But akimbo both red and blue still was akward, even at 1/4 tank.
Manual filling is what it is . . . isn't so bad, as used to dozens pumping for super soakers. There are some youtubers that say its pretty laboriously and takes too long, maybe 20-40 secs to pump zero to full.
Also if they filled / pumped past 100% it will take it until it makes a squealing sound. And then the next few shots are pathetic sprays but firing returns to normal after that. The manual says its over pressure / over filled it will shoot weird until pressure is relieved.
Pumping, sometimes can take longer, especially when really emptied out, the manual tips do work on getting the pump started.
Also it will not fill up if the water is aeriated / has excessive bubbles (like a spigot filling up a bucket and one is trying to pump it while the bucket is filling up) or using garden hose / sprinker spray over the nozzles to fill up.
I'd say its good when it works but since the quality varies. They do support the product so that's a good thing.
@ work because the Spyras we all got have some issues (the SPyra 2's but thats for my coworker to put out there), we now switched to gel blasters (orbeez guns, water bead gel guns etc), because its like airsoft but after a few days the water gels break dwon . . . we don't have to clean out the pellets that linger and the water gel is more kid / fun friendly (than airsoft) still have to rock eye protection tho. Also on the pest animal free front, the water gel blasters are much better than the Spyra LX's or 2's (range, rate of fire, plus they make some noise so the animals learn it and run)
I was considering the more expensive electric Spyra 2 or 3, but after the issues plaguing the Blue LX, and with gel blasters, the gel blaster are more reliable and though ammo needs prep, I can keep them on the ready. Plus for the price of a pair of Spyra 2 or 3's I could get 3-4 middle quality gel blasters that can shoot further, faster, and have more impact.
Animal house thang:
*THey also show up because 50% of the residents think animals are cute and feed the daylights out of them. Even though now we have bigger animals like mtn lions, bears, wovles, and coyotes looking for an easy meal. We've had animal control and police come out and warn people not to feed.
Even after people are getting bit by stray dogs or skunks blasting it up, racoons knocking down rubbish bins and littering them all over (the apartment complex eventually got a second universal dumpster and told ppl to not have individual rubbish bins and to dump in main dumpster) or the bear tearing up some one's SUV (they just got back from costco and for some reason took their sweet time before realizing the grocery . . . ), or no one can leave because not one, but 2 big specimen cougars are stalking the streets, and people's pets are missing, the feeder neighbors still feed. And the HOA are crickets except to warn people to clean up after the mess the zoo made.
I've even verbally been harassed and threatened shot by real guns by some of the feeder neighors as I've chased the lesser animals with my trusty blue or red spyra (or both, I put them in a backpack). One time they had chickens and hogs hitting up the feeding trough (yes some set up a cherry red feeding trough). The animals stopped hanging around in front of my apartment tho, so it was worth it.
The apartment complex facebook even has has yours truely on video of breaking up a feeding party, and a pic of me mid turn, and Red held at 45 degree spill water out as they comment ( *comments left out as its too risque / explicit for fam friendly ) . Man lots of heat and the feeder faction is really angry and some comments would make 90;s West Coast Compton gangsta rappers blush.
Thank you Spyra for providing the great experience.
- Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2022The media could not be loaded.
I knocked it a star because the loading mechanism seems to get stuck from time to time if it gets pumped dry or too much. Also seems sensitive to how deep the nose is in the water. All reasons aging properly not the best for kids. Awesome water gun though when all is right!
Top reviews from other countries
- D DempseyReviewed in Canada on January 20, 2025
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent quality and function
I love them
-
DidierReviewed in France on September 25, 2022
5.0 out of 5 stars Qualitatif
On plonge le canon dans un récipient, on pompe, on peut voir un niveau indiquant le niveau de charge, l'arme est prête à faire feu... euh non eau (?)
On appuie sur la gâchette, ça tire tant qu'il reste de l'eau.
J'ai d'autre pistolets à eau qui tirent plus loin, donc pas impressionnant niveau portée, mais le jet est plus puissant, on le sent quand on est touché par un jet, mais rien de douloureux non plus.
Dommage, il se vide vite. J'ai même l'impression que la recharge dure plus longtemps.
Mais pas grave, quand on le porte, on a l'impression de porter un arme de science fiction, si les extra-terrestres débarquent et sont sensibles à l'eau, je serais bien équipé pour les accueillir.
-
ColinReviewed in Germany on August 15, 2022
5.0 out of 5 stars Restlos Zufrieden
Lieferung:
Das Produkt wurde innerhalb 2 Tagen geliefert.
Die Verpackung war einwandfrei und einfach zu öffnen.
Enthalten ist (siehe Bild) die SpyraLX, sowie ein Zettel mit Sicherheitsanweisung und die Bedienungsanleitung in mehreren Sprachen, beides in einer Plastiktüte. Sollte irgendwas nicht funktionieren wie erwartet oder man nicht mit der Bedienung und Inbetriebnahme klar kommen, findet Ihr hier Hilfe. An sich ist das aber alles ganz einfach.
Das Produkt:
Die SpyraLX sieht stabil und wertig verarbeitet aus und wiegt ungefähr 1,5kg (geschätzt). Sie ist relativ groß. Das war mir nicht so klar beim Bestellen, aber man könnte ja ein Maßband nehmen und sich die Maße anschauen. Nichts klappert oder rasselt und die Mechanik funktioniert gut. Bei jeder Betätigung des Abzugs ist ein deutliches Klicken hörbar. Wenn es nicht klickt wurde der Abzug nicht genug nach hinten gezogen und es schießt nicht.
Die handbetriebene! SpyraLX verschießt, wie die elektrische SpyraTwo, Einzelgeschosse, also keinen Strahl. Die Wassergeschosse erreichen ungefähr die angegebene Reichweite von 9m. Natürlich streut das Wasser etwas mehr auf die Entfernung, aber zum gegenseitig nass machen ist es perfekt!
Ich habe mit vollem Tank ca. 24 mal den Abzug betätigen können bis der Tank leer war. Wobei der Druck hinter jedem Schuss, außer den letzten Paar, gleich bleibt. Das die letzten weniger Druck haben, sollte klar sein. Mit etwas nachpumpen ist aber auch da noch genügend Druck hinter. Auch dann sollte besser nicht ins Gesicht oder auf Tiere gezielt werden (SIEHE BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG!). Sollte klar sein.
Die SpyraLX ist im Unterschied zur SpyraTwo eine rein manuelle Wasserpistole. Das heißt: Öffnung wie bei der Two ins Wasser halten, aber dann per Hand an der Schulterstütze pumpen. Quasi wie damals als Kind. - Dies ist also weder Vorgänger noch Nachfolger der SpyraTwo. -
Preis & Supporterfahrung:
Ich hatte auch schon mit dem Support von der Spyra GmbH geschrieben, da auch mindestens ein anderes Unternehmen hier auf Amazon die SpyraLX verkauft, dafür aber über 100 Euro haben will, während der Hersteller Spyra GmbH selbst nur 80 nimmt. Ich wollte mir Klarheit verschaffen wieso dem so ist und wieso mir bei der Suche auf Amazon auch nur der teure Anbieter angezeigt wird. Erst auf der Produktseite kann ich bei den Angeboten auf die Spyra GmbH wechseln. Jemand dem das nicht auffällt sieht natürlich nur die 100€, aber soviel kostet es nicht.
Zum Zeitpunkt dieser Bewertung ist die Blaue und die Rote Version von Spyra GmbH selbst erhältlich für 79€, wobei die Rote sowohl von Spyra GmbH selbst (79€) auch auch von einem weiteren Anbieter für 103€ inseriert ist. Rechts unter der Schaltfläche um Produkte auf Listen zu setzen kann man aber den Anbieter wechseln.^^
Von Support habe ich sehr schnell eine Antwort am gleichen Abend gekriegt. Entsprechend würde ich sagen ist dieser gut erreichbar.
Der Preis ist natürlich nicht der Billigste aber das ist eben auch die SpyraLX nicht. Wie erwähnt fühlt sie sich wertig an, hält was die Angaben versprechen, arbeitet gut, quietscht nicht oder so und es macht Spaß sich damit gegenseitig abzuschießen. Wer das Geld also übrig hat, der macht hiermit auf jeden Fall keinen Fehlkauf würd ich sagen.
ColinRestlos Zufrieden
Reviewed in Germany on August 15, 2022
Das Produkt wurde innerhalb 2 Tagen geliefert.
Die Verpackung war einwandfrei und einfach zu öffnen.
Enthalten ist (siehe Bild) die SpyraLX, sowie ein Zettel mit Sicherheitsanweisung und die Bedienungsanleitung in mehreren Sprachen, beides in einer Plastiktüte. Sollte irgendwas nicht funktionieren wie erwartet oder man nicht mit der Bedienung und Inbetriebnahme klar kommen, findet Ihr hier Hilfe. An sich ist das aber alles ganz einfach.
Das Produkt:
Die SpyraLX sieht stabil und wertig verarbeitet aus und wiegt ungefähr 1,5kg (geschätzt). Sie ist relativ groß. Das war mir nicht so klar beim Bestellen, aber man könnte ja ein Maßband nehmen und sich die Maße anschauen. Nichts klappert oder rasselt und die Mechanik funktioniert gut. Bei jeder Betätigung des Abzugs ist ein deutliches Klicken hörbar. Wenn es nicht klickt wurde der Abzug nicht genug nach hinten gezogen und es schießt nicht.
Die handbetriebene! SpyraLX verschießt, wie die elektrische SpyraTwo, Einzelgeschosse, also keinen Strahl. Die Wassergeschosse erreichen ungefähr die angegebene Reichweite von 9m. Natürlich streut das Wasser etwas mehr auf die Entfernung, aber zum gegenseitig nass machen ist es perfekt!
Ich habe mit vollem Tank ca. 24 mal den Abzug betätigen können bis der Tank leer war. Wobei der Druck hinter jedem Schuss, außer den letzten Paar, gleich bleibt. Das die letzten weniger Druck haben, sollte klar sein. Mit etwas nachpumpen ist aber auch da noch genügend Druck hinter. Auch dann sollte besser nicht ins Gesicht oder auf Tiere gezielt werden (SIEHE BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG!). Sollte klar sein.
Die SpyraLX ist im Unterschied zur SpyraTwo eine rein manuelle Wasserpistole. Das heißt: Öffnung wie bei der Two ins Wasser halten, aber dann per Hand an der Schulterstütze pumpen. Quasi wie damals als Kind. - Dies ist also weder Vorgänger noch Nachfolger der SpyraTwo. -
Preis & Supporterfahrung:
Ich hatte auch schon mit dem Support von der Spyra GmbH geschrieben, da auch mindestens ein anderes Unternehmen hier auf Amazon die SpyraLX verkauft, dafür aber über 100 Euro haben will, während der Hersteller Spyra GmbH selbst nur 80 nimmt. Ich wollte mir Klarheit verschaffen wieso dem so ist und wieso mir bei der Suche auf Amazon auch nur der teure Anbieter angezeigt wird. Erst auf der Produktseite kann ich bei den Angeboten auf die Spyra GmbH wechseln. Jemand dem das nicht auffällt sieht natürlich nur die 100€, aber soviel kostet es nicht.
Zum Zeitpunkt dieser Bewertung ist die Blaue und die Rote Version von Spyra GmbH selbst erhältlich für 79€, wobei die Rote sowohl von Spyra GmbH selbst (79€) auch auch von einem weiteren Anbieter für 103€ inseriert ist. Rechts unter der Schaltfläche um Produkte auf Listen zu setzen kann man aber den Anbieter wechseln.^^
Von Support habe ich sehr schnell eine Antwort am gleichen Abend gekriegt. Entsprechend würde ich sagen ist dieser gut erreichbar.
Der Preis ist natürlich nicht der Billigste aber das ist eben auch die SpyraLX nicht. Wie erwähnt fühlt sie sich wertig an, hält was die Angaben versprechen, arbeitet gut, quietscht nicht oder so und es macht Spaß sich damit gegenseitig abzuschießen. Wer das Geld also übrig hat, der macht hiermit auf jeden Fall keinen Fehlkauf würd ich sagen.
Images in this review
-
ノブさんReviewed in Japan on September 24, 2023
5.0 out of 5 stars 使わない季節なんかない理由
カーポートに集まる鳩対策に購入。
当たって驚いたハトはもう寄ってこない。
高い値段を出して購入したのに使い道がなくなったと落胆していたら、蜘蛛の巣を発見。
蜘蛛の巣、蜘蛛、その他の虫、吹っ飛ぶ。
これは良い、凄く良い、素晴らしい。
玄関にバケツに立てておいてある。
害虫駆除の為に凄く役立っている。
- David C.Reviewed in Canada on August 15, 2024
1.0 out of 5 stars Short term
Only worked for sort period of time. I purchased 4 guns. And after about 6-8hrs of use total, only 1 of them still working.