Bug Zapper Outdoor, 4200V Electric Mosquito Zapper Indoor, Insect Fly Zapper Waterproof with 5ft Power Cord, Mosquito Killer for Home, Patio, Kitchen, Backyard, Camping, Plug-in

Kills bugs dead! One light to zap them all, one light to find them, one light to bring them all, and in the darkness POP! One less fungus gnat. I had a real problem with fungus gnats (aka fruit flies). Nothing else made a dent in the population. This beautiful blue bastard blows up bugs with a somewhat-startling POP, and to me it sounds like VICTORY. Yes, it sends bugs (and bits of them) flying around when they feel the power of 4200 volts - as often landing a foot or more away as they end up in the catch tray in the bottom. Yes, the meatier bugs (moths especially) will take some time being electrocuted and will smell just awful. Yes, the unit lacks entirely a way to turn it on or off (I have it plugged in to a smart switch to solve that). But man oh man, do I love not being swarmed. This thing plus some permethrin spray around your entry points (but not near the zapper), and you'll be bug-free in no time. I've recommended it to everyone I know, and will keep recommending it.

Extremely effective; its light and power are quite sufficient.

Live on an island surrounded by marshes. Lots of mosquitos, midgies, and noseums. The minute I plugged it in, I hear it zap at least a few times. When we come in from going outside, we bring in the insects! Placed it by the front door. It's pretty loud but if it works and prevents me and my pets safe from being a bug feast, I'll deal with it!

It did the job for almost one year exactly. I was pleased but have had some that lasted longer. when I came back for a replacement the cost increased by $12 so I am going to look for another. For one good year of service, I would definitely purchase again at the previous price.

Zapping right as soon as plugged in tho I’m noticing most of the tiny ones are zapped and the crazy amount of mosquito hawks arnt going in wish the grills were larger for those ones lol

Works as it should. Additionally it makes the Zap noise!

Works great, plug it in and starts working immediately. Easy to install, light weight.

After spending weeks landscaping our yard, we bought a picnic table to enjoy the outdoors in better weather. Made the area cute and invited some family over to grill. It was horrific. The bluebottles and mosquitoes appeared from nowhere and there were so many of them. We killed a few but they kept coming back like scenes from a horror movie. I've seen roadkill with less flies. We went inside and finished up in relative safety. Within minutes of eating I jumped online, read a couple of reviews and purchased this and a lantern hook to hang it on near the picnic table. It's obviously a cheaper plastic construction, and doesn't weigh much at all, but I honestly don't care because it's going to get bug guts all over it anyway. The cable is a little shorter than I would like but we plugged it into an extension so no big deal. Turned it on and went to go inside. Before I'd even taken a few steps, the first "snap" made me jump. I wasn't expecting it to work so quickly or honestly at all in bright daylight. On the way to the house I heard at least three more pops as the zapper did its job. When we first sat down to eat it was a little like a firecracker, but very quickly settled down and with only the occasional fly this was a completely different experience. When we're not using it outside, I've brought this in and hung it in the sunroom. At night it's so bright that all the insects gather at the window. I've seen some moths and giant beetles I'd never seen before. The occasional snap of a house fly or mosquito that has found its way inside reminds me that it's working. We're still on the same bulb a few months after purchase and have it on most days. It does scare the dog. Sorry dog. I'm not turning it off.