2-In-1 Electric Space Water Gun Bubble Gun Combo

The TF199679 is the two-in-one model: a single blaster that fires water from the muzzle and bubbles from a perforated panel on the rear body, so a child can switch between a water fight and a bubble stream without changing toys. The form is a chunky blaster with a transparent water bottle slung under the front, a top rail with a sight, and a moulded rear stock carrying the bubble vents. It ships two colourways, blue with grey and white, and orange with grey and white, in a printed display box headed WATER AND BUBBLE GUN SERIES and marked 2 IN 1.

This is the bulkiest carton in the water range. A carton holds 36 pieces at 0.30 CBM, the largest cube per carton in the water gun range, at 26.5 kg gross and 0.74 kg per unit. A 20GP takes 93 cartons, 3,348 pieces, and the 180-piece minimum is five cartons, 1.5 CBM. The display box is the reason for the cube: the retail pack is designed to stand on a counter and show the product, which costs space that a plain colour box would not.

At $7.13 it is the cheaper of the two dual-function models, under the TF211492 at $7.27 and well under the TF214001 at $5.49 for a different arrangement. The distinction that matters is how the two functions are laid out. Here the two outlets sit at opposite ends of the body, whereas the TF211492 groups both at the front; how the two are sequenced on the trigger is confirmed per order. For a first dual-function order the display box and the lower price make this the safer test; the simultaneous-fire arrangement is the upgrade.