Solar Bug Zapper Outdoor & Indoor, 4200V Mosquito Zapper Waterproof Fly Trap, Portable Electric Mosquito Killer with LED Light for Home, Kitchen, Backyard, Camping (Blue)

I don’t know what happens in the summer but there are a bunch of gnats that try taking over my house so I ordered this solar bug zapper to help, so far it’s been working great, it’s no installing needed just take it out of the box turn it on and put it where you want and the bright light attracts the bugs and kills them as the try to get to the light, it works even better in the dark I turn off the lights when I’m not in the room for the best results, the battery life seems pretty long has been running 24 hours since I bought it, seems like a durable good quality zapper for flying insects

It may be user error, but I can't find a way to. make it come on automatically every night. I have to go turn it on each evening when I go outside. I would prefer it come on automatically start zapping them skeeters before I ever go out the door. Otherwise, I think it's a good bug zapper and I would recommend it to other buyers.

This light will do its job. I had a fungus gnat problem so this is a must-have. It is very lightweight and easy to use. Simply click the button and it will turn the UV light on to attract bugs. it will last a couple nights when fully charged, and the solar charging function will allow it to be on longer if placed by window sill. Also comes with a light function and a little brush to sweep dead bugs away.

This is the second solar bug zapper I’ve had to replace—and it’s still garbage. At first, it worked fine, but within weeks the light started randomly flickering like it’s possessed. Not only is it unreliable, but it clearly isn’t built to last more than a season. What’s the point of a bug zapper that can’t stay on? Save your money and your sanity. This thing is better at zapping your patience than bugs.

It does kill bugs but it's lightweight. I set it on the railing of my deck and a slight breeze blew it off the railing and it broke when landing on the deck. The piece that folds on the top broke off and I can no longer change it via solar cells. It still works but I have to charge it with the USB every time.Also, when I clean the dead bugs off, some are still alive and start flying around.

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Only the tiny screws rust so far as i can see.The solar powered top if in sun for 4-7 hours last 1-2 hours alone and it manages to keep its setting for night time use. I just want to say if your keeping it outside just go ahead and undo the bottom for cleaning and just toss it aside.

Lasts about half a day on a full charge. I'm trying the solar for the first time today, seems to work. It definitely attracts and kills bugs, moths and little flies and mosquitoes. A little pricy but seems decent quality.