The Nerf Ultra One Motorized Blaster is a newer Nerf design that combines the power of a motorized blaster with the ultra-long-range of their Ultra darts.

For starters, this Nerf gun comes with 25 Ultra darts, which are d as their furthest-flying darts ever. While it’s d that the darts can fly up to 120 feet, many s have expressed their disapproval that they haven’t been able to reach that distance. Of course, a number of aerodynamic factors are at play here, so it may be a matter of environment and not necessarily false advertising.

It’s worth noting that the Ultra darts are the only darts compatible with this Nerf gun. If any other darts are used, you can risk jamming the Nerf gun and having to pry the other darts out.

This Nerf gun is motorized as well and runs on four “C” batteries. Batteries are not included, so that’s important if this is being given as a gift to a youngster. There’s nothing worse than opening a brand-new toy and finding out that there aren’t any batteries to operate it. And for adults buying this Nerf gun, it saves an extra trip to the store.

The Nerf Ultra One Motorized Blaster is a fairly large Nerf gun, which is why it’s recommended for ages eight and up. With a price tag of just under $50, it’s by no means inexpensive but offers a few cool features and range that other Nerf guns may not offer.

The Nerf Elite Titan CS-50 is a motorized behemoth of a Nerf gun. With a 50-dart capacity drum and motorized firing, this Nerf gun packs some shock and awe as it enters the Nerf battlefield. It includes plenty of darts and is easier to carry with its included shoulder strap.

Starting with the design of this monstrosity, this Nerf gun is over three feet long. It does include a shoulder strap for easier carrying, but it also weighs nearly eight-and-a-half pounds. The manufacturer recommends this toy for ages eight and up, but something in these dimensions suggests that it may be a little bulky and too heavy for some eight-year-olds to maneuver. The color design on this Nerf gun is vibrant, featuring a majority blue body with orange accents that would definitely “wow” a kid.

This Nerf gun is motorized, so batteries are required but not included. Considering how great this Nerf gun is, a kid may want to play with it right away, so it may be smart to purchase some batteries ahead of time. It comes with a rotating 50-dart capacity drum that must be clicked into place for the Nerf gun to power on. It comes with fifty darts as well.

This Nerf gun packs so much power that s have reviewed that the darts hurt a little on impact, and the manufacturer suggests not aiming for the face or eyes. While this may seem like a no-brainer, it does leave the potential for accidents that leave some kids in tears. All that being said, this is an impressive Nerf gun. At a price tag of about $100, it is certainly the most expensive Nerf gun on this list, but for a good reason.

The Nerf Fortnite HC-E Mega Dart Blaster is another Nerf design modeled after the fan-favorite game of Fortnight. This particular blaster has a simple design, shoots mega darts, and is fairly inexpensive.

While similar in build to the blaster from the game, it’s given bright and bold colors, likely to help distinguish it as a Nerf toy. It has a purple body with orange and grey color accents. Overall, the design is more compact than others on this list, and there is something to be ired about its simplicity.

This is a front-loaded, single-shot Nerf gun. While it may not be very fancy, it’s definitely fun and reminiscent of the Nerf guns popular during the nineties, but with a novelty flair. Though it may not be ultra-fancy, it’s got a dependable straight shot with a decent aim and a good amount of force behind the dart. Perfect for an around-the-corner surprise from a mischievous friend or sibling.

This particular Nerf gun shoots Mega darts, which is larger than the Elite dart. Because of the simplicity of the loading mechanism, it’s less likely to jam when compared with some of the Nerf magazines. When in a Nerf battle, Mega darts are less common, so it’s great since your opponent may not be able to fire your darts back at you, but you can’t necessarily share ammo with your teammates. But overall, it’s a specialty large Nerf dart that has a unique look.

Overall, this is a pretty inexpensive Nerf gun. At under $15, it’s great for a small gift for a friend or a guilt-free impulse buy for yourself.

The Nerf N-Strike Hyper Fire Blaster is a battery-powered motorized blaster that has an exceptional range, a large drum capacity, and fast-firing power.

The body of the blaster is a vibrant blue and orange design and is a little over two feet long. The toy is suggested for ages eight and up, likely because of how large the Nerf gun is. The motorized mechanism may also prove to be a little difficult for younger kids to maneuver.

This Nerf gun has a range of up to 90 feet, making it ideal for a backyard battleground. To fire, hold down the accelerator button as you aim at your target and then fire from there. The motorized power behind the N-Strike Hyper Fire Blaster is what gives it its exceptional range.

This Nerf gun is compatible with Nerf Elite darts and comes with 25 darts included. Of course, if darts become damaged from gameplay, replacements can always be ordered online. The Elite darts are smaller than the Mega darts, which are included with other Nerf guns on this list.

The 25-dart drum capacity is pretty impressive and necessary given the firing power of this Nerf gun. Firing at up to five darts per second, the drum will need reloading pretty often. That’s the only major downside to the Nerf N-Strike Hyper Fire: 25 darts take a while to reload. Nevertheless, the rapid firing power is fun and impressive for a Nerf gun.

At just under $45, this Nerf gun is a worthwhile buy for someone looking for power and range.

The Longstrike Nerf Modulus Toy Blaster has a very cool sniper-like design that includes additional accessories, multiple clips, and a manual shooting mechanism that has a decent range.

The first Nerf Longstrike was released in 2010, so this release offers a few great updates to the Longstrike line that offers more streamlined ease of use and more sturdy body design.

This Nerf gun, in particular, is an Amazon exclusive design that features a white and green body with orange accents. The Nerf gun is a little over two feet long and is recommended for ages eight and up. There are no batteries required, which is pretty impressive for a Nerf gun with this many special features.

The Longstrike Nerf Modulus comes with three six-dart clips that can be filled with the 18 included Nerf Modulus Elite darts. The original release back in 2010 came with only one six-dart clip, so it’s great to see that the additional clips can keep you playing without tedious reloads.

When it comes to special accessories, this Nerf gun comes with both a barrel extension bipod and a scope that attaches to the blaster. There are a few reviews that criticize the bipod for not being extremely stable and that the scope doesn’t necessarily provide a better aim. But still, they look cool and add to the overall look of the toy.

At over $60, this Nerf gun is not necessarily an everyday impulse buy but makes a great gift for a holiday or special event. Overall, the aesthetic of this Nerf gun is impressive, even though it may come up a little short in of the included accessories.

The Megalodon Nerf N-Strike Mega Toy Blaster is a great manually-operated Nerf gun from the Mega line. While it does fall a little behind comparable Nerf guns in of firing power, it has a great body design, a fun slam-fire mechanism, and is fairly affordable.

reviews note that while other Nerf guns in the Mega line can fire up to 70-80 FPS, this particular Nerf gun fires closer to 58 FPS. While this Nerf gun is manually powered and does not require batteries, it does seem like the motorized Nerf guns can fire darts at longer ranges. That being said, reviews are largely positive regarding the slam-fire function, where the handle is continually cranked while holding down the trigger, allowing for continuous dart fire.

The body design of this Nerf gun is great. The large 20-dart drum has an impressive and slightly whimsical look to it, and the red and orange color scheme is bold and eye-catching. The manufacturer recommends this toy for ages eight and up because of its small parts, and this seems like a pretty easy toy to handle.

The Megalodon Nerf N-Strike comes with 20 Nerf Mega Whistler darts. While there are pros and cons to the Mega darts themselves, the large darts look as though they are easy to load into the drum and will be lots of fun to fire at others. Also, since they are a little bigger, they may be easier to find among the grass when playing outdoors.

At just under $40, this Nerf gun offers some fun features and plenty of darts for the price.

The Revoltinator Nerf Zombie Strike Toy Blaster is among the best Nerf guns because it offers a full experience. This Nerf gun offers a few immersive special features, a large clip, and motorized fire.

Starting with the body of the Nerf gun, the Revolinator is 30-inches long, which is a little too big for a small child to handle. For this reason, and likely because of small parts, the manufacturer recommends this toy for ages eight and up. Given the “zombie fighting” theme of this Nerf gun, it has a green body with orange and grey accents with a few neat decals to drive the zombie theme home. Overall, a very fun design.

This Nerf gun comes with an 18-dart clip and 18 Nerf Zombie Strike Elite darts. Once the motor is revved, it can shoot up to 18 in a row. The immersive special features of this weapon include lights and sounds, so you can feel like you’re starring in your own zombie-fighting movie. It’s actually a nice touch given the theme of this Nerf gun that Hasbro went the extra mile to include some great features unique to this theme.

Lastly, since this Nerf gun is motorized, it does require batteries. But, it has a decent amount of power behind each trigger pull. This Nerf gun sounds like the perfect fit for an ultimate Nerf showdown. Coming in at around $30, just round up a few family or friends and start fighting zombies!

The NERF Fortnite SMG-E Blaster is modeled after the SMG class of weapons in the game Fortnite. It comes in a whimsical color scheme, but the basic design is reminiscent of the incredibly popular game. It’s motorized, has a limited-capacity magazine, and comes with six official Elite darts.

This a medium-sized Nerf gun recommended for ages eight and up. It features a purple body design with grey and orange accents. Batteries are required but not included, so it’s important to buy some in advance so that you can get to playing right away. Especially if this is being given as a gift to a youngster, it can be monumentally disappointing if batteries aren’t near!

This Nerf gun features a limited-capacity magazine that can hold up to six Elite darts. Six Elite darts are included, but of course, more can be purchased as backups. Some s are a little frustrated with how soft the foam is and how the darts can easily become bent and jammed. However, with good care taken of the darts, other s ensure that this Nerf gun can be enjoyed without any snags.

The motorized nature of the Fortnite SMG-E is easy to operate: just power up the motor with the accelerator button and press the trigger to fire one dart at a time. While it may not spray darts, it seems like a fun Nerf gun that’s perfect for “playing Fortnite” in the backyard among the trees and bushes.

At under $30, this looks like a fun Nerf gun that is easy to use and a great homage to a popular video game.

The Nerf Modulus Motorized Toy Blaster has motorized firing that makes this perfect for beginners, an included six-dart clip, and six included darts. This Nerf gun also comes with a few accessories to customize your Nerf-playing experience.

Starting with the design of the Nerf gun, this Modulus model is more compact than other options on this list. At a little over a foot long, this Nerf gun is a lot easier to handle on the move than some of the bigger and longer options Nerf offers. The colors of this Nerf gun are bold and clean, with a body that is mostly white with orange, grey, and green accents.

This Nerf gun is motorized, requires batteries, and is easy to use. The design itself isn’t overwhelming either, which reviewers note makes this Nerf gun perfect for beginners. This Modulus Nerf gun comes with six official Nerf darts and a six-dart clip. But given the continuous fire capabilities of this Nerf gun, some s are left a little disappointed that the clip doesn’t have a higher capacity.

What’s pretty neat about this Nerf gun is that it comes with a detachable drop grip and barrel extension. What your Nerf-battle preferences are, you can customize your Nerf gun to your needs.

This Nerf gun comes in at just under $30, which is a great price because it’s motorized and comes with a few accessories. While it may not have a large capacity, it’s easy to use and will certainly still be plenty of fun.

The Strongarm Nerf N-Strike Elite is a small but mighty Nerf gun. With its six-dart rotating barrel, slam-fire mechanism, and great range, this Nerf gun exceeds expectations, all at an affordable price.

Starting with the design of the Nerf gun, there are two options as far as color. The purple option has a majority purple body with red accents, while the other option is mostly green with orange accents. Whatever you prefer, it’s great that this Nerf gun comes with options as far as style.

This is a manual Nerf gun with the same slam-fire mechanism offered by other Nerf guns on this list, so no batteries are required. The rotating six-dart barrel is front-loaded, and six darts are included with purchase. Some s note that they have purchased additional darts because it’s a little cumbersome to go around picking up six darts during a Nerf battle. So, the additional investment in a few extra darts may be worth it.

This Nerf gun also has a range of up to 90 feet, which is a pretty long range for a manual Nerf gun. Some s have reported that the power behind this Nerf gun is pretty significant, so you may want to test it out for yourself before giving it to a child who will potentially fire darts at other kids.

At just over $14, this Nerf gun packs a punch and does so with simplicity and style. You really can’t go wrong with this one!