NERF Rival Rechargeable Battery Pack

Pew pew! It replaces the C batteries so I can use my Nerf gun more frequently.

This Nerf Rival battery upgrade is decent, although it is still inferior to stronger voltage modifications (namely, LiPo or IMR batteries). This rechargeable battery pack will replace the need for a battery tray and noticeably increase the performance of your Rival motorized blaster. It is labeled as a 7.2v NiMH 1500 mAH Rechargable battery and comes with a wall-charge cable. There is a small red light on the adaptor plug that stays on while charging and it will blink when it is fully charged. Once installed, the rev-up time increased my Khaos by 3/4 of a second, and it added approximately 13 Feet Per Second (FPS) as well. It also fits in my Nemesis, and Hera (so far; at the time of this review, 11-8-2017). It will also increase the Rival Rounds Per Second (RRPS) another 2 balls (approx 5 RRPS instead of 3 RRPS). This battery will also be a lot lighter than the store- bought Alkalines (i.e. x6 Duracell/Energizer 1.5v D or C batteries) and should save you close to 3 lbs., which is kind of a big deal when running around with an already large blaster in your hands. It is suggested that you wait for the price to drop though, since I purchased my battery pack at close to the entry price (mines was an Amazon Warehouse Deal; used) of $30.00 (It is currently $24). Perhaps the best part about this rechargeable battery pack is the fact this will end up paying for itself because it is rechargeable. You know? So you do not have to keep buying (and wasting) lots of large and costly D (or C)- sized batteries.

The rechargeable battery is worth every dollar, it weighs considerably less then the needed amount of C batteries for my Hera, actually fires faster, and over time will pay for itself .. plus spare the world from extra waste in the form of one time use batteries. Literally no reason not to get this.

First the ad is full of default Hasbro blah blah blah about how great Nerf is. Should stick to the specifics of the item like in this case voltage and amperage on a battery pack. Had read that it was great for the Nemesis too and my Nemesis is what I bought this for. It fits perfectly however, quite a bit weaker then 6 D batteries which in series generate 9 volts. I tested everything fully charged with a multimeter. Batteries were a bit over 9 volts and around 2.5 amps whereas this pack I bought was just around 7.2 volts and just under 2 amps.

I bought the nemesis a little while ago and wasnt sure if it was going to be as powerful as i was hoping, so i found this Nerf Rechargeable Battery and when i used it i could hear the difference in power just when i charged the up nemesis! it was a lot louder! plus the battery make lasts a lot longer than you would think. i did lots of 1-2 hour long Nerf wars each day for several days before it ran out of battery power.

I think after you try it you will never use throw away batteries again.D cell Batteries increase the weight of the blaster and average about 2 hours before its time to replace them. This Nerf Rechargeable takes about two hours to Charge! I shoot my Nemesis and my Khaos daily along with my Hera. The best part is the Nerf Rechargeable Battery works in all 3! The battery can go three or four days before I need to charge it.Also shoots a little faster to. I just shoot in my apartment no nerf battles yet. Worth the money!

My son has the nemesis. Not only does it seem to have more power than the six d batteries, it is much lighter. For my son, this is a big bonus since the nemesis is already quite bulky and a bit heavy. It will also save you a fortune on d size batteries.

Used in a nerf gun. Perfect fit and charged quickly.

I purchased 2 of these and, if youve ever read any review, they work amazingly for any Nerf Rival Blasters that use D batteries. The product came just as advertised and extremely quickly. I plan on buying a couple more soon.

It does what it does. The plug in charger is small, but still a bit chunky, so it doesnt sit nice and neat, but that is expected for the type of battery pack. I saw some people said they use LiPo for a lightweight option. Not sure how much the difference is, but this battery is still pretty lightweight, but even with the blaster itself, I have the Nemesis MXVII - 10K, its overall a hefty weapon. Well see how long it lasts, but so far so good.