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This produces a TON of bubbles! I wish the battery lasted a bit longer but I found swappable rechargeable batteries that allow the fun to keep flowing for a long time so that's really less of an issue. It comes with 2 bottles. Having an extra liquid bottle allows for quick swap outs when the first bottle is finished but I would love to find additional replacement bottles as well just to keep the fun going without having to stop and refill the bottles. This is important to me because I will use this out the window of my car during parades and I dont have the ability to refill bottles as Im driving down the street. I recently used this during a parade and kids and adults alike were cheering in delight. I would definitely recommend this for kids of all ages (even those kids in their 60s and 70s!)

Oh my gosh this product was the center of attention bubbles were great..my grand daughter was so thrilled..

My nieces absolutely loves these things, my sister in law, not so much lol. Buy

So the ease of use and bubble production are both great. Lots of bubbles and minimal effort. However, I noticed the battery was dying a few months ago and today I tried to change it, only to find that it’s a lithium ion battery that (to my knowledge) not chargeable or replaceable. Now I have a bubble gun that doesn’t work. Bummer.

It's good quality and does lots of bubbles it will last a long time if you take care of it but the kids enjoy it

I have not tried it yet. However, it is very lightweight and has a cheap feel to it. It is basically a lightweight plastic gun shaped toy with some holes on the business end of it powered by a cheap powered cooling fan on the back end that’s supposed blow through it to make the bubbles flow out. I don’t think they’ll go very far since the fan is very weak. We’ll see. It also uses a rechargeable lithium battery that has to be removed to charge it. There’s no plug in style charger point on the toy in the handle. It has a tiny Philips head screw to hold the lid down. I hope the bubbles juice doesn’t immediately go into the battery chamber but I foresee that happening before the end of this toy’s useful life. Also they do include a tiny Phillips screwdriver (made of junk metal that strips out) and a spare screw. Good idea because I’ll bet, since we’ll be taking this thing apart repeatedly, we’ll need another screw after the first one gets lost or stripped out because the Chinese use cheap pot metal to make all their screws.You have to put the decals on yourself. I guess I am employed by the manufacturer now. I want health insurance and profit sharing and unlimited family leave. Putting decals on products is hard work and it requires an immense amount of skill and expertise to perform this delicate function properly. I already don’t think I work for a good Chinese Communist Party outfit. I can tell by the quality of the workmanship that they are cheap, cheap, cheap. I’m going to change careers.There’s not really very much fluid included. It looks like more in the picture. It also does not have like a reservoir for the bubble solution. You dip the barrel end into a tray that contains the bubble stuff. It’s a shallow tray of the correct shape. I wouldn’t suggest that kids load and reload it. The flimsy little tray looks like it will tip over when kids go to play with it. You can’t expect kids to be careful with a toy like this. Bubbles are fun and you want to run around and jump and squeal with delight which will undoubtedly include bumping into the tray and spilling all your bubbles liquid. A quick way to run out of it.We’ll see how it performs at the big birthday party.On second thought, I think I better run a series of tests on it before the party. Something tells me there might be some problems.More later.Update: It worked pretty well for a while. If you use another brand of bubble juice don’t expect it to work very well because it won’t. The battery, which I made sure was fully charged, ran out within about 15 minutes of use total. You must use it sparingly. Don’t let the kids play with it because they will just hold the trigger down even after the bubbles have stopped coming out. That drains the battery even faster. After we used up the included bubble solution and switched to the aftermarket bubbles it stopped blowing the tiny bubbles out and started making a mass of stuck together bubbles that fell to the ground right away. That’s no fun. I think that had something to do with the awful battery performance.For a short time it was a delight. The kids loved it for a while. Not long enough. Like I mentioned before there’s a short window of fun. The bubbles themselves are very small which was good or bad depending on your taste. With tiny bubbles you get tons of them. If they were larger you don’t get as many. As the battery wears down the bubbles do get a little larger before it starts foaming up and just producing a mess.I wouldn’t recommend this product. It didn’t meet my expectations. It is overpriced and really cheaply made. It’s a crummy thing to do to children. They know darn well it’s subpar and apparently they don’t care. That’s a mean and selfish way to treat kids.This thing is going back. Not worth it.We could make this right here in America for the price we’re paying now. That goes for all the plastic junk that gets shipped all that way across the Pacific Ocean. Who are they kidding? Us I guess. We must be the biggest suckers ever born.OR… Are we importing this junk for next to nothing? Are we then getting gouged by the importers and then the retailers ? I don’t really know but the prices just keep getting higher and higher and the quality keeps getting worse and worse.Thanks if you continued reading. I hope you found my review helpful.

So much fun!

Kids will love it, only wish the bubbles lasted long on the gun itself.