Bug Zapper Electric Mosquito Killer Insect Fly Trap Mosquito Attractant Trap Control with Camping Lamp for Indoor Outdoor Backyard Patio Camping Cordless and Hangable

I was frankly surprised how well they work. I thought the price was worth the chance @ ~$20/us, so I bought two. I put them outside on my deck first evening they arrived and the picture doesn't lie. They work. Lots of bugs in each. I can't comment yet on longevity, battery recharge time, etc., but I wanted something small and cordless yet demonstrably effective, and they do zap mosquitoes as you can see. I'm fully charging them for first time now so we'll see how that goes, but they worked fine on a power brick the whole night.

I got this and plugged it in to charge. The red light blinked and blinked the whole time. I charged it for 5 hours and it never turned green. I unplugged it and tried the bug light. It was on but off after about 2 hours. Recharged it and again the red light blinked off and on. left plugged in all night and now it is dead. Nothing happens. No light of any kind. Did I get a bad one or what? Need to return ASAP because I need one that works.

We don’t have an outdoor power outlet in the back of our house, so we were hoping to find a rechargeable bug zapper. I was skeptical about this one from the mixed reviews. We’re dealing with mosquitos primarily; not flies or anything else as much. I sat out back yesterday evening for a long catch up call with a friend, with this little zapper charged up and sitting right next to me. I carried it with me any time I got up. I even put it on the ground for while since my feet and ankles tend to get bitten the most. Went to bed scratching from fresh mosquito bites, and never heard one sizzle or saw one dead bug body on the bottom of this thing. There seems to be no removable cleaning tray either, so it’s not even made for zapping lots of bugs. Completely useless for our purpose, which was to avoid mosquitos!

The seller’s description of this little zapper indicates that it’s meant for indoor/outdoor use (“Our electric bug zapper is durable to withstand rain, wind and most non-severe weather conditions”). The outside of the box also indicates that it is “Rainproof.” Read the instruction booklet, however, and you’ll be cautioned that “This product is for indoor use, do not soak into water or expose to the sun.”That being said, it’s survived its first night outdoors near my rabbit’s hutch (with mosquito bait attached it only killed four of the little bloodsuckers overnight, but hey, four is more than zero). We get a lot of dew overnight, so it seems a general outdoor dampness isn’t enough to kill this zapper, at least not in one night. I’m just disappointed that I’ll have to be more careful than expected about keeping it out of the rain, and I don’t have a lot of faith that it will last very long.

Waste of money. Doesn’t work well when there is light near it. Light is very light and doesn’t draw bugs into it unless it’s black outside. Don’t waste your money.

There were flys on my patio and this was a very helpful tool to use. It’s not that expensive and it’s simple to use to kill the flies.

This is a very small bug zapper. It manly kills small cloth eating moths and very tiny flying insects. I have had this for over a month and have placed if in various places on my front deck. Not sure if I have ever seen a mosquito yet when I've cleaned it out. Would not have confidence in taking it camping to see if it would kill mosquitos. This is not a device to keep mosquitos away, but rather has to attract them into the light and zaps them.

This small mosquito catcher does work and I find mosquitoes dead in it every time I turn it on. The light attracts mosquitoes to it. The problems we have are it really only works at night when the mosquitoes can see the light and it’s so small it’s not enough to really help with our problem inside and out. But it is good next to your bed or in the bathroom at night.

I bought two and they didn't kill one mosquito, fly or anything, very disappointed, and I've been left $20 out of pocket once I paid for return shipping