The Executioner Coloured Mosquito, Fly, Wasp, Bug, Insect Swatter/Killer and Bug Zapper Racket Single Layer for Most Efficient Zapping Indoor Outdoor Long Handle (Purple)

Small bugs dissappear in a pop on contact. Larger ones can just be stunned and require further attention. Creates great hilarity for my partner when I prance around the bedroom chasing them. Much healthier than insect spray as it gives you added exercise during the chase.

One of the best ways I’ve found to deal with flies that aren’t attracted to the sticky strips or the UV light type traps. Very effective at incapacitating the flies. Batteries last for a surprisingly long time. Even with a lot of activity, you should get a couple of summers out of one set. I’ve seen cheaper ones, but they’re cheap for a reason. This is the one you want.

"There is a certain pleasure to be had when you hear the 'ZAP' of a fly being killed." - That's my boyfriend's quote. He loves his Executioner.

Far superior to our previous cheap zapper which broke in 2 months. The grid for zapping them is much better. Its a good build. Much more powerful as well although with some flies when it "cracks" they may need a 2nd crack to properly kill them. If you FRY a fly they really do stink. Well worth the extra money. Must have killed literally hundreds of flies as we live close to a chicken farm.

Very effective in killing mosquitoes and other flying biting bugs which make a holiday miserable!

Great at first for getting those pesky flies, but the bars which zap them have now come adrift so no more zapping as circuit is broken.

This product is fantastic. Better than the cheaper alternatives and I like the range of colours it comes in.

The 🪰 go pop when you execute them 🤣

So far this is the best bug zapping racket ever . It’s not a toy it is stronger and more powerful than the others there is no guard and the mosquitos literally explode . I have already recommended it to friends 😁

I got this bug zapper specifically to use against a bad spotted lantern fly infestation at my office. This item is very effective with these large, hearty, quick bugs. It doesn’t always kill them immediately but it definitely stuns them, allowing for an easy follow up squishing. I was pleasantly surprised that the 2 AA batteries it uses haven’t needed to be changed since I started using it over 1 month ago following consistent, heavy use. I would particularly recommend this item for use against large bugs. I had previously tried a different unit that had a two-mesh electrical circuit but the spotted lantern flies were too large to connect the circuit. This has a simple and far more effective single-layer circuit system.

It works, but the zap is so loud that I don't like using it.

Deadly on all bugs you can hit with it. Housefly are hard because they are so quick, but it makes quick work of deer flies, hornets and even fruit flies. We are still in our first set of batteries after using it daily for 2 months.

After my failed expedition with the BLACK+DECKER Electric Fly Swatter, I returned to my provisioner in the Amazon. They recommended another model called The Executioner. I was skeptical of the name, but my quarry was elusive and I needed something more effective. When it arrived, I examined it - a simple design lacking the excessive safety features that plagued its predecessor. Pressing the button, I heard the distinctive whine of a high-voltage generator and smiled. Returning to my hunting ground in the screen porch, I spotted my prey and armed the device. I crept carefully up to the window but the fly spotted me! As it flew off I was able to catch it in the device's wires. A bright, indigo flash was accompanied by a satisfying crack and the fly dropped from the air, landing on the boards below. I smiled, admiring the effectiveness of the weapon and turned my attention to bigger pests like the hornet... A note of caution though! This device is not for young ones! Without any safety features it would be very easy to turn the device on oneself! It's best to keep far away from curious children and Johnny Knoxville.