It is fully compatible will all other nerf products, and the green light effect particularly appeals to him.

The Nerf Elite Regulator’s circuit board was prone to frying, rendering it’s select-fire function useless, and it is highly likely that the [equally new to the Evader] Infinus blaster’s dart loading function will also be controlled by a sensitive circuit board that is unprotected (that is, once you remove the thermistor).

This might be one of my favorite Nerf guns yet, and probably my kids favorite as well

But this Modulus model, which works with the other expandable Modulus line accessories and add-ons, is worth the battery power what with its cool, light up colors and nifty clear design, which allows you to see all the inner workings of your Nerf gun in action

Additionally, this blaster has some unique features like the light up neon green LEDs in the blaster and choice of a clear design

It's a bit larger than its cousins, but not ridiculously so, and while the price point sits a bit higher the clear design and light-up function help to address this cost somewhat.

And the transparent shell is fun!

Very attractive clear shell with the green lights running through make it look fantastic

The light show that the Nerf engineers managed to string through the transparent plastic shell is something aftermarket manufacturers have been recently doing (like the

There are three triggers, the front one lights up around the gun (uses a strip led tape thing that basically makes a green ring around the gun), the back handle has a trigger on the bottom that starts the motors, and the top trigger fires the dart into the motors

Super smooth trigger and very comfortable handles make it feel nice to operate

The transparent orange main trigger operates as expected,

The rev-switch for the flywheel is large and easy to work, and the trigger is smooth and comfortable.

Sometimes I get so jealous of how cool today’s toys are, and this is one of those times

Great nerf toy!

Son loves new toy for NERF Battle Night!

Son loves new toy for NERF Battle Night!

My son especially enjoys using this at night around the outside of the house

My son loved it!

Super smooth trigger and very comfortable handles make it feel nice to operate

The Evader sits comfortably in the hands thanks to its compact foregrip (which also houses the light-up switch) and nicely rounded trigger well.

Perhaps best of all, the side-loaded magazine well is very close to the hands, making it easy to reload (unless you're left-handed, but even then it's not too bad).On looks alone, the Evader also gains praise for being both functional and flashy.

This is a concern when operating the blaster, because you need to have power at all times, not just of the blaster is held the right way at the right angle.

It’s definately a hallmark amongst other blasters and phenomenal way to introduce a sub series.

Besides that though this is one of the most fun NERF guns I've ever used, just be aware of the capability to completely jam the gun, I'm sure its a safety feature that those wheels wont spin if something is detected in them before they start spinning, but there isn't an easy way to un-jam any darts that get in there.

Overall this gun is super fun, the lights just look awesome in the dark, it uses motorized action and works with the Modulus series which we will definitely be looking into getting more so the kids can mix it up.

The flywheels feel like butter, it’s a smooth action that you can actually see in motion

I assume that more accessories including stocks will be added in the future of the Ghost Ops series, so this isn’t any real issue - especially because of how comfortable the blaster is without any stock

Right out of the box, this is an impressive blaster that's a bit larger than it appears in pictures, but isn't oversized to the point of silliness.

In conclusion, this cool Ghost-Ops line blaster is a welcomed addition now that the Toys R Us Sonic series line is bowing out.

The nerf modulus ghost ops evader is a very nice blaster

I look forward to other clear blasters with anti-stealth night time tactics [here is hoping for a glowing sniper rifle type blaster].

Overall this gun is super fun, the lights just look awesome in the dark, it uses motorized action and works with the Modulus series which we will definitely be looking into getting more so the kids can mix it up.

There is an LED light in the front barrel that shines through the clear barrel attachment, and a switch shuts it off when it senses that your barrel is removed.

It's a bit larger than its cousins, but not ridiculously so, and while the price point sits a bit higher the clear design and light-up function help to address this cost somewhat.

The green light will come on but the flywheels will not work

The lights are a quite cool looking, and they don't detract from the firing velocity.

The light show that the Nerf engineers managed to string through the transparent plastic shell is something aftermarket manufacturers have been recently doing (like the

The clear plastic allows you to see all the inner workings of the blaster, and the light-up function is both very bright and cool to see, especially from a short distance away.

As a long-time fan of flywheel blasters, clear plastic to view internals AND compact design, the Nerf Modulus Ghost Ops Evader (too many proprietary adjectives there, Hasbro) is an instant hit on many fronts.

The clear plastic allows a better appreciation of the technology.

, I wonder if the plastic will become brittle over time like the transparent plastic of the aforementioned Sonic Series blasters.

This gun is easy to use, and anyone who enjoys this sort of play will like this gun.

The gun works both with and without the front "Supressor" piece

Besides that though this is one of the most fun NERF guns I've ever used, just be aware of the capability to completely jam the gun, I'm sure its a safety feature that those wheels wont spin if something is detected in them before they start spinning, but there isn't an easy way to un-jam any darts that get in there.

Overall this gun is super fun, the lights just look awesome in the dark, it uses motorized action and works with the Modulus series which we will definitely be looking into getting more so the kids can mix it up.

I'm pretty sure I sent back a perfectly working gun (Sorry Seller

The lights are a quite cool looking, and they don't detract from the firing velocity.

Perhaps best of all, the side-loaded magazine well is very close to the hands, making it easy to reload (unless you're left-handed, but even then it's not too bad).On looks alone, the Evader also gains praise for being both functional and flashy.

Great looking but poor quality

The inner-lit tubes that glow solid green look like glow sticks when the large transparent orange button is pressed on the front handle.

I like the cross-compatibility because you know those darts get lost!

The darts are fast but not dangerous fast so they are easily usable in the house.

The only issue I'd take with this blaster's light-up function is that the blaster does not include glow-in-the-dark darts, as this seems like an obvious inclusion for a blaster like this, but honestly that's a small problem (and one that is easy to correct, if desired).Performance-wise, the Evader sits on par with the majority of small flywheel powered and semi-automatic blasters, such as the Elite Stryfe (https://www.amazon.com/Nerf-N-Strike-Elite-Stryfe-Blaster/dp/B009T45XNM/ref=sr_1_5?s=toys-and-games&ie=UTF8&qid=1535466467&sr=1-5&keywords=nerf+stryfe&dpID=5194zMQELQL&preST=_SY300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch) or Doomlands Impact Zone Desolator (https://www.amazon.com/Nerf-Doomlands-Impact-Desolator-Exclusive/dp/B01IK534JK/ref=sr_1_6?s=toys-and-games&ie=UTF8&qid=1535466467&sr=1-6&keywords=nerf+stryfe&dpID=412DU39hyWL&preST=_SY300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch).

Also, the darts occasionally get jammed, and when this happens the flywheels will shut off

You'll have to pull the clip out and grab the offending dart