Spyra specializes in the production of high power water guns, comparable to pneumatics. Recently, the announcement of the 3rd iteration of the SpyraThree blaster took place.
A feature of the device is an electronic system of conducting "fire", which allows you to shoot a water jet at a distance of about 9 meters. The blaster is equipped with a display that shows the remaining tank capacity and battery charge. One full charge session allows you to recharge the tank 100 times. Each container makes it possible to fire 22 shots. Reloading occurs automatically - the user only needs to lower the muzzle into the water.
SpyraThree has three firing modes. The first of them is called "League", with its help you can make a limited number of shots, after which the trigger is blocked for a while to reload, and then the user gets access to an enhanced PowerShot shot at a distance of 15 meters. The second mode allows free shooting without reloading. The third mode is a cut-off of three "cartridges" with each press of the trigger.
The gadget is charged via the USB Type-C port. The cost of the device is $179. It is curious that the manufacturer positions the blaster not only as a gaming product, but also as a tool for team confrontations.
A feature of the device is an electronic system of conducting "fire", which allows you to shoot a water jet at a distance of about 9 meters. The blaster is equipped with a display that shows the remaining tank capacity and battery charge. One full charge session allows you to recharge the tank 100 times. Each container makes it possible to fire 22 shots. Reloading occurs automatically - the user only needs to lower the muzzle into the water.
SpyraThree has three firing modes. The first of them is called "League", with its help you can make a limited number of shots, after which the trigger is blocked for a while to reload, and then the user gets access to an enhanced PowerShot shot at a distance of 15 meters. The second mode allows free shooting without reloading. The third mode is a cut-off of three "cartridges" with each press of the trigger.
The gadget is charged via the USB Type-C port. The cost of the device is $179. It is curious that the manufacturer positions the blaster not only as a gaming product, but also as a tool for team confrontations.
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