Xmifer Automatic Toy Guns for Nerf Guns, 6 Modes Upgraded M416 Foam Toy Gun with 160 Darts, Shooting Games for Kids with Scope Bipod, Toys for 6+ Year Old Boys & Girls Birthday Christmas, Silver

Really robust & well-made. It's super reliable, which is what you really need in order to have fun with them -- nobody likes a jam mid-battle. This toy is actually *more* reliable than the branded Nerfs we've bought in the past. The kids love it. Thoroughly recommend.

Has good features and is well built.However this is not nerf compatible as stated by seller..Had a problem with parts missing and seller sent out a replacement fast..

Absolutely crap.!!. Another waste of 50 Pounds.

The media could not be loaded. There are multiple modes with their favourite being the automatic mode. Easy to switch between the different ones.The only negative they gave was that the ammo belt for bullets was not long enough and emptied too quickly compared to a similar gun they have.Also because the shells pop off after use, it is time consuming between goes to reclip them together.However it looks and feels well made and they had hours of fun, so very pleased.

Son loved it but could do with more round to fire thay stuck to plastic and glass very well

The media could not be loaded. Comes in a glossy box and well laid out, there are a lot of extra darts too.The gun comes in peices but my son could easily assemble the gun without looking at the instructions.Although you can sing fire without the batteries (included) it works so much better with them.The target is a nice tough but just gets moved around by the darts so we quickly moved to setting up plastic bottles instead.Filling the magazine is easy but they do shoot put the side one spent so you have to hunt for them.All in all this is a fun riffle toy that everyone will enjoy.

In short the answer to the title is NO..£60 seems vastly over priced for what it is unfortunately. Ok quality plastic, tolerance for parts to fit together .. kinda ok, needs some adult persuasion to fit properly. General manufacturing of whole thing is probably above average, good actually.The kit does look pretty good once assemble, the moulding for an M4/AR15 are pretty good but on a smaller scale. The cocking handle works like the real thing too.The biggest let down is quality control. I charged the battery till full - there was dodgy USB charger which had to be lifted before it would charge. After it was full, the battery, I took a volt meter to check charge and it showed 8.2v even though the battery info states 7.2v. Attached the battery as per instructions but nothing ..NADADEADNo click, no clap, no bang, no semi fire, no continuous fire. Just nothing!!What a disappointment. As a vine reviewer I received this item for free, had I paid £59.99 then I think I will be saying some very expressive words out a loud!!I just feel that £59.99 is quite steep for this, an electric Nerf Gun is cheaper.

I got 152 darts and not 160. The darts occasionally jam and the batteries it came with didn't work, luckily I had spares floating around. Other than that I love it! I wouldn't pay more than £40 for it, at the time I write this review it's priced at £60. I would get it in sales or on promo as a gift.