Nerf - Elite Digital Target

My son and husband have fun playing with this together. I mainly bought it so my son could still play with his nerf guns when no one else wants to join him. What I didn't know is that there is a two or three player game setting, and this target is extra fun when you play with friends. He (9 year old) also likes that it is portable. They've laid down on the floor and army crawled through a game and then placed it up on a shelf and shot up above their heads. It creates lots of different playing options and is a great addition to any set of nerf guns.

My son loves his digital target! We have a massive nerf collection, he uses all the different guns to light up the center bullseye! 🎯 He wasn't the best with his aim at first, but the ring around the bullseye adds up the points to help you get better every time you practice!

A nice target for your Nerf guns

The target is fun for target practice and has interactive lights and sounds along with 3 games modes. The thing is that the sounds are very loud with no controls for volume. The standard target practice mode is set up so one player makes all their shots first, then the second player goes, so it's less engaging than if it was back and forth one shot at a time.Overall, it's decent for something to shoot at that isnt other people or home made cardboard targets.

Does exactly what it's supposed to.

The NERF digital target is super fun. It is easy to figure out and play with. It's sturdy and can handle being hit by darts as well as the balls from the Rival guns. It has accurate scorekeeping and is well lit. The different game modes keep it interesting. Our family loves it, and we may end up getting another one in the future.

Great for practice and simple games (solo or 2-player)

This is a great addition to our little nerf arsenal to give us (the adults) a break from being shot at and our kid a chance to play on his own, if he wants. The 3 game options give some variety... Points-rack up points in 7 hits; Timed-how many points in a set time; and Accuracy-shoot the changing lit up target buttons within a certain time to gain points during the game. It can be set for a 2-player game and keeps track of points if you want a little competition. Sound effects aren't overpowering, lights are simple but clear, and we like the choice of setting it up with a stand or hanging it on a wall.

It's so loud

Works exactly as it should but oh-my-gosh doesn't it make so many sounds and beeps and noise. LOUD noise. I wish there was a way to turn off the sound. The noise is the only reason I give this 3 stars. We've had it for 3 hours and I already hate it. I'm going to put tape over the speaker.

Nerf Elite Digital Target

What a brilliant gift this was! It's almost constantly in use, creates great competition and lots of laughter! Love that it can be used as competitive mode or as single player improvement mode. Gives something other than each other to aim at! 😁 The lights are bright too, so you know when you've actually managed to hit the target.

Perfect for fans of Nerf Guns

My son received this product for his birthday and as a huge Nerf Gun fan, he was very excited about it.This target provides hours of fun and he plays with it daily. Its easy to set up right out of the box and easy to use as well.This target has 3 different play modes and can be used as single or team player. The single mode is great for days on which my son doesn't have friends over to play.The digital display has light and sounds and keeps accurate score. Wish it would be a little bit bigger, but other than that it is a great product.

Tired of kids shooting each other with nerf guns?....get this!!!!! Lowest price I could find also!

I have been looking for a target the grandkids could use for their nerf guns ( so they wouldn't shoot each other so much) and couldn't find any last year that I liked. This nerf target is perfect and just what I was looking for. Instead of chasing each other around the house, they spent the entire time using the target instead and loved it. Setting it up is a snap and they figured out quickly how to choose the mode they wanted.

Works but not just for any nerf gun.

Not going to take any stars off because it did work accurately when I walked up to it and tapped each button. However, when I fired my 90fps xx-100 at it from about 15 feet the bullseye would not register even though I know I hit it lots of times. Tested at two inches away so as sure not to miss bullseye and only the "outer" ring registered. So I am assuming that this would be great for low-velocity nerf dart guns but for something like the new nerf xx-100 which fires the round balls at 90fps -- forget it -- it's not going to work with that. Just wanted to let you know.