PALONE Bug Zapper 4500V Mosquito Killer Lamp 20W Insect Fly Zapper Traps with UV Light Catcher 100m² Coverage for Indoor Garden Outdoor, Effective Fly Killer for Mosquitoes, Flies, Wasps, Moths

I recently purchased the Fly Killer Mosquito Killer Lamp, and I’m thoroughly impressed with its performance. With a powerful 4500V electric grid and 20W UV light, this mosquito killer effectively attracts and eliminates pesky insects in my home and garden.The device is easy to set up—just plug it in, and it’s ready to go. The UV light is quite efficient in drawing in mosquitoes and other flying bugs, ensuring a more comfortable environment, especially during the evenings. I’ve noticed a significant reduction in the number of mosquitoes indoors and around my garden since I started using it.One feature I appreciate is the safety mesh that prevents accidental contact with the electric grid, making it safe for households with children or pets. The detachable tray at the bottom makes cleaning up dead insects quick and hassle-free.Overall, this mosquito-killer lamp is a highly effective solution for keeping unwanted insects at bay. Whether indoors or outdoors, it does its job quietly and efficiently. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to enjoy a bug-free environment!

Very handy but elecric cord much too short as stated in other comments

We live in the countryside and flys have been annoying this first summer in our house. We’ve tried plug ins which only last for a few weeks before having to buy refills every few weeks. We have sticky fly traps placed in plant pots in the house, which are helpful but doesn’t stop the ones that are constantly flying around or on surfaces. This product however, is worth its weight in gold. We have it placed in the kitchen and it has caught loads. Very easy to plug and play, we keep this plugged in 24/7. Minimal noise, it is quite bright when it’s dark and runs of mains. This can be hung or free standing. Has a little tray underneath that catches all the flys, makes a loud noise when it does catch them. A little brush included to sweep them out.

After I turned this on, the fruit fly in my apartment was attracted to the light of it even though it was like 4-5 meters away from it. A couple of minutes later, it got zapped with a really loud crack. I bought another zapper from Amazon along with this and the other didn't seem to attract any bugs. This one seems to attract medium-sized flying insects like black fly or fruit flies. However, the purpose I bought this was to solve thrips (very small flying plant pest) infestation in my house and it unfortunately didn't help with that or helped to a very minimal extent. I look into the other solutions for the thrips infestation now. Might not be the fault of this machine though. Online, I've read that thrips are attracted to the UV light, but the light might not be powerful enough to attract them or they might not be attracted strongly to leave plant leaves for the light.

Quick delivery but box was open and no spare bulb.Works well, very loud when zapping the pests.

The fly zapper arrived promptly and I set it up in a corner of our kitchen above the small bin used for vegetable waste. I had noticed several bugs flying circuits around this spot.I left it on for 72 hours, checking its performance each day. In the first day it caught one tiny insect, on the second day it killed a slightly larger fly, thereafter, nothing at all.I decided to compare it to two other fly control methods:-1) Traditional sticky fly paper cartridges2) A Zapit rechargeable tennis racquet style fly swatted.The results are in…The fly paper caught three flies in a weekThe Zapit tennis racquet killed 11 flies in three minutes.This is a no-brainier. The fly paper is cheap, ugly and ineffective. The Palone looks sophisticated but it uses electricity and costs money to run. It is no more use than a chocolate teapot.The tennis racquet Zapit is great fun to use and experience makes it highly effective. Most beginners are far too athletic and vigorous, this can lead to broken ornaments and lighting fixtures.By studying the behaviour of flies one can replace the Venus Williams smash with a cunning fox-like late lunge. The slow approach will allow you to get very close to the target fly. Holding the racquet still in your preferred hand, use your other hand to approach the target from behind, as it escapes the herding hand it will fly off into the racquet with a satisfying sharp bang. Death is quick unlike the hideously prolonged suffering of a fly stuck to flypaper.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to use, good size item.Works perfectly fine.Kept flies and mosquitoes away for a whole night.

I've bought two of those devices, one for the kitchen and one for the living room. Although they best work when it is dark, it has taken away my fruitfly problem. Now and then I hear a loud bang, at which time I'm very satisfied that another of those suckers has bitten the dust. I just keep the devices on throughout the day and night and it has severely reduced my problem. The light is very bright.