KKONES Electric Scoring Auto Reset Shooting Digital Target for Nerf Guns Shooting Target

The media could not be loaded.  The only problem with this thing is that I don't have a gun with a big enough clip! We shoot but all our guns hold 6 shots max right now, so now I need to go get a new gun for myself....I mean kid ;-)It's pretty simple concept - turn it on and three targets automatically go up. Shoot all three down, you get a point and the machine resets the targets back up. So far we've had it count to 12. The targets aren't that big, so it's not super easy from a distance, but makes it challenging and my kid likes the sound effects. There have been bullets all over the house now as he moves this thing around. Fun toy!

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this for my ten year olds birthday. It was simple to put together. The archery plates snap in to the pole. It requires 3 AA batteries. When it’s turned on it plays a loud song “Handclap” by Fitz & the tantrums along with other sounds mixed in which gives it a muffled sound. I added a video of the song. Once the target is hit the music stops. There is no volume for this. In order to score a point all three archery signs need to be hit down. Once all three are down you get your one point on the score board and the signs pop back up. My son has not played with it yet. Will see how long it lasts. I will update if needed. It came with 6 sets of 10 bullet refills. It came with the two wristbands that holds 8 bullets. The bands are tight. It had little elasticity to it. I did not want to test the stretchiness because my two little boys will be using them. It seems like it’ll be fun for my boys. We bought two Fortnite guns to use with this. We have a big collection of Nerf guns. So, pretty excited to see how this holds up to the abuse. Update**** The 4 stars is for the loud song when it’s on. My son enjoys it. My boy’s and husband had some fun when they tested it out.

I bought this for my 7 yr old and he LOVES it. We’ve had it for about 2 weeks and the batteries are still going strong on it. He has played with it everyday since we got it and even gotten my 2yr old to use it, and his friends like coming over to play with it too. It plays a catchy song when you first turn it on and they like that a lot too. My favorite part is I don’t have to keep setting up the targets over and over because it’s automatic and it keeps score for you. We set it up on the stairs then you don’t have to go searching for lost darts. It’s a nice bonus that it comes with the extra darts and wristband to hold them. You won’t be disappointed.

This is super fun!! My kids are obsessed with Nerf guns, but they always want to shoot something. I’m tired of it being each other! This distracts them from doing that and gives them something to focus on. The targets are small (or smaller than a person), so it’s more of a challenge and they have to work at it. But they are not so small that my 5 and 7 year old can’t do it. It’s great that they pop back up once but because it’s annoying to have to set something up to hit every single time! This way they can play for hours and not get annoyed. They can play inside or out, but I am looking forward to them having something fun to do inside in the winter to get some energy out. I would recommend this product!

Our boys got this for Christmas and they love it. They were previously sitting up cans in our backyard to shoot. Based on the picture and the product it looks like it would be small and hard to hit, however, it is just the right size. The targets are small enough they present a challenge but not so small they are difficult. It may take a little practice but it is fun. It is very sturdy and easy to set up. We have sat it on top of a cardboard box and didn't have any issues with it sliding around when shooting. You do have to knock down all 3 targets before the others will reset. The automatic counter is nice as it keeps track of the number of targets you have knocked down. You turn it off and back on to reset the counter in case you wanted to challenge someone.