Quiet Hybrid Spectrum 20W Indoor Bug Zapper Indoor Fruit Fly Traps for Indoors Mosquito Zapper Electric Fly Zapper for Home Moth Light Gnat Insect Killer with 2 Replacement Bulbs

This thing works ! And unlike the buzbug, which I tried and returned, its quiet!It does make a sizzle type sound when zapping a bug.And, it actually kills house flys. Its also getting the smaller fruit flys, as the photo shows.Ive only had it a few weeks. And is working well. As advertised. This is the best solution to house flys and flying bugs Ive tried.And Over the years Ive tried alot of different devices. Including, bait traps, lighted plug in traps, glue strips etc.This device it looks like, is my final solution.I WOULD RECOMMEND !My only negative is the instructions say when removing the trap tray, turn off, of course. And to wait a little to let any residue elec from the power screens to drain off.Ive had no issue removing the tray to clean. But followed instructions. And no problem.So. Has this is a electrical device. Care in handling should be followed.More positive note. The outside does NOT get hot. And can be touched.And its very quiet when zapping bugs. Unlike other models that pop loudly.Enjoy a flying bug free house !

We live in South Florida. We love our fresh fruit, especially bananas, and our beverages, fermented and regular. So do Drosophila. They would come and go, but over the past couple of months, it was as if someone had accidentally let a bunch of fruit flies loose from a science experiment. We tried all sorts of the usual: sticky paper with a light that would supposedly attract them to the paper. I work from home using a laptop and they'd buzz me and then land on the screen of the laptop. They'd accidentally drown themselves in my drink. I couldn't take it anymore. The Bug Zapper is quiet and it works! You can hear the zapping when the fruit flies go into it. I check the tray every few days. We're talking about 2 dozen fruit flies so far. Very satisfied and would recommend this item.

This is probably my favorite thing in my whole house now. I absolutely hate bugs, and hearing this thing kill them on the spot is very satisfying, it is amazing, and it has killed every flying insect that touches it. It is also very easy to clean and take care of, Definitely worth the price in every way possible, it killed flying insects that were in my house that i didn’t even know were there. It’s efficient, effective, and tough. It is very bright however, so if that is an issue then I simply suggesting putting it in an area where the light can’t be seen during your daily routine. Though personally I don’t mind it so I just have it out in the open.

So I like the zapper. Seems to be doing the job. The sound when it zaps something does startle you a bit at first. I had a small issue with fruit flies and nothing I did seemed to help so I am crossing my fingers this does the trick. Reason this did not get all 5 stars is one of the bulbs did not work after unboxing and I had to use one of the replacement bulbs. So now I am short a replacement bulb for future needs.What I like about it is the flies do seem to be attracted to the light. Cleaning out the tray where the flies fall once zapped is easy to get to. It doesn’t make a sound unless it is actively zapping something. The size is a good size. Not too small and not too big. I would recommend this except just be prepared to possible have to use your replacement bulbs right away.

Great little device. Wish I'd purchased sooner. Replaced uv bulb after approx 6 months of daily use.

Come on Amazon - I am getting so tired of this trash. The bug zapper I bought less than a year ago died and early death, so I try again with a model priced higher.Arrived in less than one day. Fine, but I don't care.Reasonably priced - I would gladly pay 3x the price if a quality product was available.For this zapper, I have no idea if it works. The quality coming out of the box was not impressive. The bulbs would not turn on right out of the box. Fine, I see they said bulbs can shift during shipping. So I look at the instructions and attempt to follow them. Now I have a whole garage full of tools, but I had to hunt and hunt for a tiny screwdriver of unknown head description that would fit the tiny screw tunnels. Finally found and impossibly skinny, odd and long screwdriver and somehow got the screws out. Adjusted the bulbs - still won't light. So I wait a while to make sure the capacitors empty and try again with the included spare bulbs. No luck. It's DOA.It really doesn't matter because it was probably going to be returned anyway. Obviously the zapper needs new bulbs from time to time - they even include extras. So why are the screws impossibly small? Worse, if you can get the back unscrewed and the bulbs changed, I really don't know if I would ever get the screws back in. I tried for 20 minutes just to see if I was going to return or request a replacement.Why such a terrible design for something that must happen to keep the device functional?Like too much Amazon equipment, even if this had worked out of the box, this zapper looks like it would have died within a year.(I am sure the difficulty opening the back is to protect children from easily opening the back. I not and engineer but I can think of a dozen ways to keep hands out of the 'zap' area and still allow the bulbs to be changed with reasonable ease. This product completely fails.)