Bubble Endcap Dip and Blast Blower Shark - Sun Squad™

I was disappointed, because I expected that the want would produce the bubbles on its own. The design of this is very misleading. The bottom bottle holds the bubble liquid as "storage" only, but you have to pour it out into the provided bowl/cover. Then you dip the bubble wants into it and push the button for 2 seconds of bubbles (and they are all tiny). This feels less usefull than a regular bubble want. And for having to use 3 AAA batteries you might as well save yourself the extra money and get either a regular bubble want, or a good one for $12 that will automatically product bubbles at the push of a button.

My son loved it because it was a shark, but it’s awful to use; you may as well get a $.99 bubble with a regular wand, it basically does the same thing. No instructions, just 3-AAA batteries and a waste of time.

It’s okay. It works well for a little while and then the bubbles get jammed in the machine and they just clump up. Even if I clean it for my kids, it will work good and then clump up again.

Like all the other bubble blowers we’ve gotten, the bubbles start to stick to the machine and stop blowing

Doesn't automatically make bubbles as others have described

It does not blow bubbles automatically. You have to dip in a plate full of the bubble solution provided, and it blows bubbles for all of 1.5 seconds before you have to dip it again.

I received this product via the Hey, Bullseye program. This toy is 10/10 and I recommend it for all ages. You pour the bubble soap in the light blue cup. Then you dip the shark mouth in and it blows out bubbles!

Doesn’t actually blow bubbles- deceptive. You have to dump bubbles in a bowl, then put the dip into the bowl.

Not automatic. No instructions. No bubble plate.

Makes it look like it sucks up and shoots bubbles, it does not. You dip it, in a piece that doesn't even actually come with the guns. The nose cover which neither unit we purchased actually has so you even have to get like a bowl to put the bubbles in to dip the guns in to make bubbles

Waste of money. Thought it automatically blew bubbles but it does not which is okay! But then even the correct way it does not work properly.

This is a great bubble gun for little ones. There is a small bottle of bubbles that screws into the bottom of the gun and the cap fits over the blower part that you use to dip the gun into the solution so it all stays together which is very convenient and you aren't trying to find all the parts all over the house. My 11 year old son was disappointed with the amount of bubbles it shoots and the length of time you shoot bubbles before dipping again. But the dog and the little ones very much enjoyed this. So definitely better for younger kids in my opinion.

Our kiddos just love this bubble blower. It makes it so easy to make bubbles now with this bubble blower. It does use batteries to make it work. You fill up the small bottle on the bottom and hold the button. Our 12 year old son loves it just as much as his 10 year old sister. Even our 17 year old daughters love using this.

I got this at the store. I thought it makes bubbles automatically by just pressing the button. It does not. Turns out it is supposed to have a screw on plate attched to it, which my unit was missing, and you are supposed to pour the soap into it, dip the toy in it, and then press a button to make the bubbles. My unit did not come with instructions either. Disappointing and not what I expected.

Very very bad toy is not working at all disappointed, lost of money and my son was excited, omg terrible terrible terrible under 0 Star i.

It took me a few to figure out how to use this bit once I did we had so much fun. This is really a handy little to go bubble maker all in one so no need to carry bubbles separately. Super fun and just in time for summer

I received this product for free from the Hey, Bullseye sampling program in exchange for my honest review. My little one had a lot of fun with this bubble maker. I am not a huge fan of the design of it. It’s tricky and I had to go read the directions for proper use which I wouldn’t have expected. There’s a cap on the end of the shark’s nose. The bubble solution is house at the bottom of the unit. You are to unscrew the bubble solution and pour it into the cap then dip the nose into the cap to get bubble solution on the blowing part. It was all a bit messy for me and we did spill a bit. That said, it made loads of sweet little bubbles to float on the breeze with ease. My little one quite enjoyed it.

This is a cute little shark bubble machine. My only critique is that I wish the bubbles would feed into the machine itself. My five year old spilled bubbles quite a bit when playing with this machine. It can be a little bit of a slip hazard with bubbles all over.

Didn't work at all! Nothing worse than giving a toddler a toy that doesn't work!!!

It doesn’t work. Bubbles don’t come out. It was difficult to remove the cover on the bubbles. Total waste