Bubble Machine, Bubble Maker, Upgraded High Efficiency Quiet Motor, Bubble Blower Machine with More Than 10000+ Bubbles Suitable Indoor Outdoor Birthday Party，Christmas, Stage，Festival，Fansteck

Super simple to use, I like that it takes a standar cell phone cord to power it. And it makes a TON of bubbles. Both the dog and my daughter played with it for at least an hour. It does, however, run out of bubbles fast. the resevoir only holds so much mix and that lasted maybe fifteen/twenty mintues. However, it was not difficult to refill to continue use. My daughter did it on her own without a problem, since you just pour in more bubbles. Highly recommend.

It does what it's supposed to, and does a great job of it. I cannot verify their claim, but I definitely believe 10,000 is their bubble output per fill, because this thing is a nonstop stream of multiple rows of bubbles at a time. For the amount of fluid you need, I think it's a very fair output and its over a very solid amount of time.My only two issues are that it's a bit loud for how small it is, but if it's outdoors, you won't notice.My real issue is how fast it chews through batteries. I'm currently using Energizer: Ultimate Lithium, so maybe Duracell would work better, but still, it runs through four batteries in a relatively short amount of time compared to similar products I've used. That said, this one has a better bubble output than they had.Just be careful, as the build quality is fine, but the materials are a bit brittle and it may break if you drop it in the wrong places.

I don't like bubbles. The liquid always makes a mess. This is a problem with little kids, because little kids love bubbles.They pop and catch and chase and count .. and this is the perfect solution to my dislike and their like.I don't have to make the mess and there's more bubbles than they can pop. It charges easily and the battery lasts as long as my twins want to play with bubbles.Simple, easy and doubles the Bubbles of that other machine that I bought them and then threw away because it didn't blow bubbles with out me tilting and holding. This one I just turn on and let it make bubbles.

This thing made the kids light up! They loved it and it kept me from having to blow bubbles for an hour straight. I have no clue why but I have to be the one to make bubbles because they "float better". I'm pretty sure all bubbles float just fine but they learned to tell me I'm good at something to get me to keep doing it. I slapped some batteries in it and it started producing a ton of bubbles. They were a little small but it is putting out a ton of bubbles. I guess I lost my job to automation because now they just want this! It keeps them occupied for about an hour, well worth the price.

I ordered this little bubble making machine for my youngest granddaughter who has wanted one for quite some time. I actually bought a similar one for her some few months back, but she was left wanting for several reasons. This one is markedly better.This device seems well built and adequately designed and put together. Heft, fit, and finish were satisfactory, with a swing up/out handle that folds away slightly below the upper line of surface of the device when not in use, being held, or in preparation for being held or carried. The handle swings up, extends, and “docks”, as it were, into position at a point just slightly beyond 90 degrees to horizontal to be used for holding and carrying the device. The handle will not swing wholly over from laid down in rear storage position to wholly laid down in the fore storage position (180 degrees), which would only allow the upright handle position to be maintained through center of gravity carry alone. The handle in fact stores only in the rear recessed laid down position, and will only extend upward just very slightly over perpendicular to the device (a shade over 90 degrees) to use for holding the device, for carrying the device, and in preparation for holding or carrying the device (upright and perpendicular to the device) and then it must be laid back down rearward to be reset into the recessed holding position toward the back of the unit. In other words, the handle can be laid down into a recessed channel where it is below the topline of the system where you can neither readily see it or access it; it can be raised upward just barely over 90 degrees (basically perpendicular to the system) where it can be “propped up” against the side of the channel and stand at this upward position ready to be picked up, held, or carried; or, it can be laid BACK DOWN into the channel it’s stored in when not in the upright, active position. It cannot be laid over forward (180 degrees), or swing fully through to and fro, which is good given the fact that it would be constantly flopping backward and forward into one recessed channel or another, and NOT standing propped up ready to be carried, lifted or held, and you’d have to be constantly poking your fingers into the recessed areas every time you needed to carry, lift or hold it. Instead, it stays propped up read for active carry, lift or hold until you are ready to lay the handle down in to the storage channel, a bit like a kickstand of sortsUnobtrusive, innocuous, and utilitarian in appearance, weighing in at roughly 2 pounds (actually 1.9 pounds empty of bubble fluid medium) and approximately 8” x 8” x 8” in size (actually 7” x 8” x 9”), this little “bubble cooker” (as the grandbaby and I will affectionately refer to it) is considerably better than the few competitors that I was able to draw any comparison to, both through reading available specs and reviews for other systems as well as through actual testing out of two other devices. Kids, or adults for that matter, will have no idea they are about to be bombarded with a flying river of bubbles until, well, they are in fact bombarded with a flying river of bubbles because this little black box gives absolutely nothing at all in the way of appearances sitting there waiting to do it’s thing. I’d venture that a surprise party would remain precisely that even if you put the device out and poised for action because it doesn’t look anything like a bubble cooker until you get it cranked up, rockin’ and rollin’.This thing can’t be simpler: just fill up the reservoir with bubble liquid, plug in the device and turn it on, and stand back for the show. The bubble solution is not included, but this is no big deal given the ease and economy of cooking up your own recipe....with or without coloring or scent, something you may want to experiment with as long as you keep in mind that you may well be coloring or scenting things like furniture, curtains, carpet, clothes, etc., with materials that are not nearly so easy to unscent and uncolor as they were to get that way in the first place. For those really adventurous souls, you may want to consider the use of a smoke gun (with wood granules like apple, hickory, pecan, or mesquite for BBQ bubble parties) or fragrant fruit juice or the like with dry ice in an enclosed container like a thick beach jug with an external hose from the smoke gun or from the fruit juice and dry ice vat to deliver smoke/fog vapor to the intake where the blower delivers air to the soap solution to form the bubbles. This may be more than you are comfortable with or desirous of, but I just wanted to throw that idea out there for those who may be so inclined to pursue it. Of course, it’s a little bit much to explain here, especially given that this is clearly a novel application of a non-designed standard or function - I’m just throwing out the idea to those who may have the ingenuity to work this out but it simply failed to cross their mind. Let me put it this way - it absolutely works! If you experiment with the basic soap and water solution you can alter the integrity of the bubbles produced, and thusly their capacity to carry color and scent on the actual bubble and to a lesser degree the smoke/fog carried therein. Your attempts for both bubble and vapor space variation therein, and to a lesser degree their potential for success, will be limited only by your imagination and your tenacity.It’s no surprise that this machine can crank out the voluminous stream of huge bubbles that it does considering that rotates at the high speed of 18-22 RPM that it does. It actually generates thousands of bubbles per minute with one simple touch. It’s got three power options - you can plug it in, use batteries, or take it on the go with a power bank to enjoy bubbles indoors, outdoors, or on the go, albeit that I do not believe that it has the capacity to power via throughput, so to be safe, I would simply not opt to try to power it via the power bank or with batteries while it’s actually plugged in to an AC/DC converter.The water tank of the bubble maker is 500ml, which will power the unit for a good 45 to 50 minutes or more with no need to top off bubble solution multiple times, a mess free convenience that you will enjoy with longer venues. This thing can produce quite literally tens of thousands of bubbles per minute, and if Lawrence Welk had a machine like this his insurance company would’ve dropped him!Definitely a recommend!

The bubble liquid clogs in the blower wheel and the bubbles don't fly well. My students were very disappointed 😞.

Fun bubble machine, pretty much as pictured and described. I added batteries, mixed up some liquid dish soap, water and a little sugar, filled it up, turned it on, and voila-bubbles, bubbles, bubbles! I love that it has multiple powering options including batteries, so I can take it and use it essentially anywhere. Very easy to use and reasonably priced. Happy with this so far but with update if any issues arise.

This bubble machine is easy to use and produces lots of bubbles. Pour your favorite liquid soap into the container and it makes a continuous stream of approximately two inch bubbles. Runs off of batteries or plug it in to your own usb port using the included power cord. The manufacturer says you should not install batteries if using usb as a power supply, and also recommends that if you are using batteries, remove them afterwards, which is good advice in any event to prevent damage from possible battery corrosion. This bubble machine operates by rotating a series of bubble wands, passing them through the bubble solution then up past the blower. I used plain old dish soap. Pay attention to where you put the bubble solution, it is pretty obvious but if you are uncertain just turn on the machine and watch where the wands go, and pour the bubble solution in the little holding tank, making sure to use enough so that each wand is fully immersed.