Bug Zapper Outdoor, Plug in Electric Mosquito Fly Zapper w/ 15W Light & 4200V Grid & on/Off Switch, Mosquito Traps & Killer for Indoor, Kitchen, Patio, Backyard and More (Black)

Hot DAMN this thing works like a beast! It doesn't make any annoying noise, it's very low energy consumption, and it is death to all these flying things I don't want in my house. It's hot in the summer where I live and every time someone leaves the upstairs door open where there isn't a screen, flies wind up finding their way into my basement level where it's nice and cool. My workshop is down there and my dog and I spend most of our time in this part of the house, and flies drive us both absolutely insane to the point where he can't rest if there's one flying around. Happy to report this thing is an immediate beacon that zaps them in a matter of minutes. I even took it outside one evening and watched it zapping bugs left and right. I only brought it back in when I started to feel bad for the moths it was killing because of all the bugs, the fluffy nighttime butterflies aren't really an issue. But man, if you've got mosquitos or house flies or fruit flies, this is the genocidal machine of death you need. It's silent, it's efficient, it's VERY easy to clean, and save for the occasional bug that might get stuck to the grille in an unending electrical current that might fry it to a crisp, it has no issues. Just be advised sometimes bugs will get stuck and it'll keep electrocuting their carcass and can start to fry them and smell like burnt bug. I just use a chopstick to knock them off the grille. Cases like that are few and far between. I have it on most of the day and night and have only run into that 3 times in 2 months if having it. Screw the citronella candles, nasty sticky paper, and running around like a lunatic with a fly swatter. GET THIS. Also, the price is stellar. Other ones on the market are like twice the cost but literally the exact same kind of hardware so you're not sacrificing quality with this cheaper option. The seller just isn't greedy af.

I ordered this one last year and it only lasted 8 months or so, but I ordered it again this summer and will gladly order one each summer because it is phenomenal at killing mosquitoes! And fruit flies, gnats, etc. I ordered another brand last year, also, which did well on large bugs but not mosquitoes. This one sounds like popcorn popping as it zaps bugs!

Oh, the Bug Zapper Outdoor, Plug in Electric is an absolute game-changer! Picture this: you're lounging on your patio, enjoying a perfect evening, but instead of swatting away relentless mosquitoes, you're basking in the serene hum of this electric masterpiece doing its job. It's like the VIP bouncer of your backyard, ruthlessly zapping those pesky party crashers while you sip your drink in peace. Plug it in, sit back, and let the carnage commence. The blue glow is not just a beacon of doom for bugs but also adds a certain sci-fi chic to your garden decor. Who knew extermination could be so stylish? Finally, an outdoor gadget that combines function with flair. Your nights are about to get a whole lot less itchy and a whole lot more electrifying.

Hands down the most effective bug zapper we've gotten at attracting and killing bugs -- and we've tried a lot of them. Just one big drawback: it's zaps LOUDLY and A LOT. I think sometimes it keeps zapping just to burn away the dead bugs because the noise goes on and on. We use it primarily indoors which may be the problem. When we leave it on overnight, it has to be in a separate room, with a door closed between us and the zapper. Outdoors, this may not be that much of an issue.

This little guy is a power house and definitely a game changer. This bad boy does a great job in attracting those little annoying mosquitos, moths, June bugs, Nats, etc. Since putting this up, I have literally had very little to no annoyances to this pesty little bugs. If your looking for an affordable way to rid of those bugs on your backyard or camp site should you have a generator or some sort of power source (standard house hold plug outlet), this should be on the list. Furthermore, it rained the other day and this little beast stood the Arizona down pour just fine and had no issues. Recommend this product and for the price point, totally worth it.

Nice little bug zapper I use it inside my house because that one or two flies get in here and it drives me crazy.

Works well buy it if you are in need. It’s not too loud, easy to clean, and it is not an eye sore. We have it next to our outdoor kitchen/sink area. It gets the job done

I really liked this, at first. I wanted a small bug zapper, for my kitchen. We have an old house with a small kitchen. The insulation is horrible, so I get insects in our house all the time! I bought this last year, in December, and we had a ton of moths, flies, and mosquitoes! The worst year of moths I’d ever seen in South Texas! We couldn’t keep up with smashing all those messy little dust bombs, so I bought this thing for inside the kitchen. I hung it on a hook we have near the back door. It worked great! It keep zapping moth after moth! We kept having to empty it daily! It was easy to clean it by unscrewing the bottom and emptying it. It caught a whole bunch of 6-legged demons that I didn’t know we had! I would laugh every time I heard it buzz and started singing, “Another one bites the dust!” For a small product, it for sure did the job! We took it outside once, for a BBQ, and it kept the little annoying pests at bay! It even zapped a huge wasp that flew into the kitchen! Took that poor sucker a while to die. But it was effective! Sadly, it died recently. I almost wanted to hold a funeral for it because it had become part of our family. Sigh. I guess the cheaper ones don't last forever. For almost a year’s worth of hard work, I guess that’s good. I’ll contact the company and see what they say. If they stand by their product, and make it right, I’ll raise the star rating later.

Increíble la cantidad de zancudos que atrapan. Había testado una otra y ya no creía en más nada…. Pero esa si funciona. Estoy en México y pongo externo o interno y es increíble la cantidad de mosquitos que se mueren ahí.

It only killed my money and thats it

El lugar donde la conecte no hay mosquitos o algo que la active, sin embargo no deja de producir chispas

Vino defectuosos ya que está haciendo ruido continuamente aunque no hay moscos