This thing is killer! I've used those sticky pads with the light you stick into outlets and I'll see one or two gnats every couple weeks. I've never seen those catch a fly or a mosquito, but this zapper is definitely on another level. It's actually pretty loud when it catches a bug, but it's for sure effective. It's killing gnats, flies, mosquitos, and plenty of those winged ants. It's been a few months and the light is still going strong. It even comes with replacement bulbs.

A must have to fight mosquitoes. Plug and play deal , only thing is it spooks my great dane every time it zapps a bug. Works excellent tho.

Stopped working due to faulty wiring. Tube lights are fused in less than a month

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This thing definitely does what it says it will. We had some food get "lost" in the kitchen which created a persistent fly problem. Set this thing up in the kitchen window and after a week there are no more visible flys. The unit makes absolutely no sound while running but as soon as anything flies into it.... just be ready for it. Makes a very loud SNAP sound, not unlike a black cat firecracker. You'll jump the first few times for sure. Flying insects are instantly killed though and land in a tray below the unit so it's easy to judge it's effectiveness.

The day we turned it on the kids forgot the screen open and we could hear the flies hitting it. Got 8 in a few hours. No more mosquitos and flies in the house!

10-May-2023 Update:I brought the Zapper out a week ago, and it is doin' its job. It does work best at night as the only light in the area. I've read reviews that asked about replacement bulbs, I've yet to replace them. I run this 24x7 from early May to the first snow in late October'ish. Bugs can also fall to the floor too so keep vacuum cleaner handy too.19-May-2022 Update - Well, if a Miller Moth doesn't drop off the grid after being zapped, zapping continues like one gun shot after another. I have to turn the unit off, get a screwdriver with an insulated handle and tap the body off so it falls to the bottom.17-May-2022: I read the reviews, and one person (probably more) mentioned they should have bought the 40W rather than the 20W. The one thing I failed to do, my fault 100%, was to check the physical size. The 40W is 10" wider than the 20W. The reason Pterodactyls are extent, not because of that big asteroid 64M years ago in the Yucatan, it has to be this Zapper.I placed it in a window out of the way near the back door area. It has already nailed a fly & moth. People are right, when it goes off - it sounds like .45 caliber 1911 gun shot. I may move it to another room farther from the bedroom or my office. When I'm on work calls, I don't want my colleagues jealous thinking I'm at a shooting range. It does have a really loud SNAP.We live on 5+ acres in a horse zoned subdivision in Colorado at 6,800 ft above sea level. Nice as we don't have fleas and mosquitoes are rare.HOWEVER, one of our neighbors does a crappy, literally, job of cleaning up his two horses' "paddies". He'll go months between clean-ups. (Yes neighbors and I have talked to him, but he doesn't change so it is what it is.) In the summer flies are a bit of an issue. His property is a good 150 yards away but flies, ya know, well they fly.We have two dogs and a doggie door. Flies and moths use it too, and they invade via root vents and find their way into ceiling light fixtures and smoke detectors. Millers can be like the bugs in "Starship Troopers" only they don't lob meteors in which case I'd "need a bigger boat". Millers have a way of invading homes that are well closed-up, plus the doggie door is enticing.We get Miller Moths in May migrating west from Kansas heading to the cooler Rocky Mountains. They hit the Rockies just as hungry sleepy bears are waking up, and the bears love them. I suggested we get a bear and my wife suggested I might need therapy. My dogs are not so skilled at catching moths.We've had invasions of literally 100s getting in the house some years. In the garage I put out a large bucket of soapy water with a 1000LM LED over and it does the job, the house needed a better solution so I'm trying the 40W Zapper. Using a soapy water bucket indoors with my dogs, well, it gets messy real fast.I've tried the sticky sticks (see photo) and they are OK, they just don't attract the bugs. I've tried other small wall unit zappers that were useless. Hoping Sparky will attract them once in the house and will take over from there.I'll post an update this summer once I see how it works.

It is not the same brand as described

Ist das beste, was ich auf dem Markt gefunden habe