Bubble machines come in various sizes, from compact units for home use to professional-grade models for large events. Compact machines are lightweight, easy to transport, and ideal for small gatherings, while professional models have a higher bubble output suited for larger spaces and stage performances. These machines operate on standard power, with some battery-operated options for portability, and include fluid reservoirs that vary in capacity to extend operation time. A typical bubble machine uses a fan to blow air through a rotating wand dipped in bubble fluid, creating bubbles.
Higher-end models often feature adjustable output and durable construction, making them ideal for events, stage effects, outdoor activities, and photo shoots. Key considerations when choosing a bubble machine include output volume, portability, noise level, and fluid consumption.