Nerf Pro Sender Half-Length Semi Automatic Dart Blaster, 150 FPS, 30 Nerf Pro Half-Length Darts, 15-Dart Magazine, Eyewear, Gifts for Teens, 14+

Works great and shoots pretty hard everybody was hating on nerf pro but this is a solid blaster especially if you catch it on sale would definitely recommend it's really fun to use only downside is it takes a lot of aa batteries

My Nephew LOVED it! They said it's great quality! Doesn't jam. Easy for my 8yr old & 10yr old nephews to re-load on their own. It shoots far & isn't loud. Great buy!

I’ve owned a lot of Nerf blasters over the years, but the NERF Pro SENDER feels like it came straight out of a video game and into real life. This thing is an absolute beast — high-performance, accurate, and built for players who want to take their foam battles seriously. The build quality is a huge step up from standard Nerf guns. It has a sleek, tactical design with a durable feel that screams "pro-level." It’s flywheel-powered and fires half-length darts (included in the box), giving you a much tighter shot group and way better range than the older, full-length models. Think laser-like precision, especially in competitive settings or target practice. Performance-wise, the Pro SENDER fires hard and fast. It’s satisfying to hear the motors spin up and feel the dart rip from the barrel — it’s got serious FPS for a foam dart blaster. Plus, reloading is smooth thanks to the included mag, and the ergonomics are top-notch. The only downside? It’s not really for little kids — this is clearly aimed at older teens and adults who want to upgrade from casual play to high-performance Nerf battles. And it’s a bit louder than spring-powered blasters, but that’s a small tradeoff for what you get. 🎯 Verdict: Whether you’re getting into competitive Nerf, want something elite for backyard wars, or just love precision gear, the NERF Pro SENDER delivers serious firepower in a compact, tactical package.

The Blaster is very well made relatively small and compact and easy to use. Since it's a flywheeler, it's not great for stealth, but you can really get a lot of shots off quickly. Trigger placement is a bit unintuitive in my opinion but it's got a really neat sci-fi look. It's a good value for the money. Recommended

My daughter came home the other day, crying because the other kids in the neighborhood all had better nerf guns and could shoot further and she was getting hit every time. Like any good, overly ambitious father I decided to level the playing field by scouring the internet in search of superior firepower; I have clearly overshot the mark with this purchase. Upon putting this nerf weapon together and spinning up whatever cyclone they put inside, my 11 year old son uttered “Whoaaaa Dad” in surprise. The howl of the fan alone is enough invoke fear in the neighborhood, let alone the range, accuracy, and rate of fire this weapon is capable of. At 20', you can unload a full magazine inside of 20 seconds, and put every round on target (we tested this by shooting at the license plate on my wife's car. A spray of darts ricocheting in every direction combines with a satisfying “WHAP WHAP WHAP” sound as each shot lands on target). Truly, this thing is an engineering marvel. A couple of notes - at close range (inside of 12’) this thing will hurt to get hit with. I tested this by shooting myself in the foot and while being prophetic, it also left a welted mark; when they give an age minimum, they mean it. Second, eye protection is mandatory - that doesn’t just mean the kid doing the shooting. It means all the kids in the nerf battle should have eye protection. (Fellow overzealous father's, I’m looking at you; when you buy this for your kid, buy extra eye protection for their friends as well). Lastly - it’s. not a 100% perfect piece of machinery, but it is pretty close The darts can get smushed if you leave them in the magazine for too long. Careful reloading is needed and you should store it unloaded to prevent squishing. Ultimately the neighborhood kids all agreed to let my daughter use a bigger, better nerf gun to level the playing field…. just as long as it wasn’t this one. We all agreed this was just too much firepower. It serves now as the neighborhood novelty, and the kids all enjoy shooting it at my wife's license plate. 10/10 would recommend, but only for teenagers, and overly-ambitious parents.

I got it on sale so it was very cheap. The gun is great but doesn’t shoot very far. The faster you pull the trigger the shorter the distance it shoots as the motor has to spin back up to speed.

It is very powerful and fun to use, the quality seems good. I got a great discount, $14 instead of $59.99. It made the product even better! I will have a fun time with this.

I got it for just $14, a huge discount from its list price. At that price, it's a great value. I'd say it's worth up to about $20, but not more than that. On the plus side, it works, it packs good power into a very compact package, and it seems well made. Many have criticized the Sender and its springer-sister, the Torrent, for the quality of the darts and the blasters themselves. I haven't had those problems, and I own both. On the downside, the accuracy isn't good, there are no built-in sights, most sights and other attachments won't fit the small (non-standard) tactical rail, and it needs non-standard angled magazines (straight ones won't fit).