Alternatives to the Mijia Pulse Water Gun, the AWA 2.0 and the Spyra Three

For enthusiasts, the Mijia Pulse Water Gun has many advantages; automatic filling, triple firing mode, autonomy indicator… The only problem is that it is extremely difficult to obtain it in our regions. Fortunately, there are a few competing models that will find their place on the battlefield.

The AWA brand therefore also offers electric water guns. After filling them, just squeeze the trigger to squirt some liquid. The manufacturer promises that the 2.0 gun can hit a target 10 meters away. On the other hand, unlike the Mijia Pulse Water Gun, only one firing mode is provided. Another difference with the Mijia Pulse Water Gun, the filling is not automatic; the orifice of the 500 ml tank is located on the top of the machine and the operation must be carried out as with a conventional water gun, under a trickle of water. The battery that powers the electric pump is recharged using a USB cable connected to a socket. You can easily find the AWA 2.0 pistol for 50 € and several colors are available: pink, yellow, purple, blue and red.

Even if the main merchant sites do not sell Spyra Three, it is still possible to get it on the manufacturer’s site and have it delivered. Attention, the machine still costs 150 €. For this price, the lucky owner is entitled to an electric water gun, therefore, equipped with an automatic filling; simply submerge the muzzle in water to reload ammo in just 10 seconds. According to the technical data sheet, one can make 22 shots before having to refill the tank. In order to adapt to the vagaries of battle, the Spyra Three has three firing modes (normal, burst, precision). On the battery side, it is recharged via USB – like the Mijia Pulse Water Gun or the AWA 2.0 – and, in addition to powering the pump, it also supplies the electricity necessary for an electronic display which indicates the remaining level of autonomy as well as the percentage of water in the tank.